def test_update_current_employees(session, data_source):
create_new_employees_from_list(data_source)
user = User.query.filter(User.email == '*****@*****.**').one()
assert user.photo_url == 'www.cdn.com/SamSmith.png'
assert user.meta_data == {
'department': 'Engineering',
'title': 'Engineer',
'floor': '10',
'desk': '100',
'manager': 'Bo Demillo'
}
local_data_employee = {user.email: user for user in User.query.all()}
remote_data_employee = hash_employee_data(data_source)
remote_data_employee['*****@*****.**']['photo_url'] = 'new'
remote_data_employee['*****@*****.**']['department'] = 'Sales'
remote_data_employee['*****@*****.**']['metadata'][
'department'] = 'Sales'
update_current_employees(local_data_employee, remote_data_employee)
user = User.query.filter(User.email == '*****@*****.**').one()
assert user.photo_url == 'new'
assert user.meta_data['department'] == 'Sales'
assert user.meta_data == {
'department': 'Sales',
'title': 'Engineer',
'floor': '10',
'desk': '100',
'manager': 'Bo Demillo'
}
def test_hash_employee_data(data_source, data_source_by_key):
"""
Given a json object, return a dictionary by email of users.
"""
employees = hash_employee_data(data_source)
assert len(list(employees.keys())) == 2
assert set(
employees.keys()) == {'*****@*****.**', '*****@*****.**'}
assert employees['*****@*****.**']['last_name'] == 'Smith'
def test_hash_employee_data_errors_with_no_email(data_source,
data_source_by_key):
data = data_source
del data[0]['email']
with pytest.raises(KeyError):
hash_employee_data(data)