def test_basic_processing(self):
# make sure UserCommand got registered
self.assertTrue("djutils.tests.queue.UserCommand" in registry)
self.assertEqual(registry._registry["djutils.tests.queue.UserCommand"], UserCommand)
# create a command
command = UserCommand((self.dummy, self.dummy.email, "*****@*****.**"))
# enqueueing the command won't execute it - it just hangs out
invoker.enqueue(command)
# did the message get enqueued?
self.assertEqual(len(invoker.queue), 1)
# dequeueing loads from the queue, creates a command and executes it
invoker.dequeue()
# make sure the command's execute() method got called
dummy = User.objects.get(username="******")
self.assertEqual(dummy.email, "*****@*****.**")
def test_periodic_command_registration(self):
# make sure TestPeriodicCommand got registered
self.assertTrue("djutils.tests.queue.TestPeriodicCommand" in registry)
self.assertEqual(registry._registry["djutils.tests.queue.TestPeriodicCommand"], TestPeriodicCommand)
# create a command
command = TestPeriodicCommand()
# enqueueing the command won't execute it - it just hangs out
invoker.enqueue(command)
# check that there are no users in the db
self.assertEqual(User.objects.all().count(), 1)
# did the message get enqueued?
self.assertEqual(len(invoker.queue), 1)
# dequeueing loads from the queue, creates a command and executes it
invoker.dequeue()
# a new user should have been added
self.assertEqual(User.objects.all().count(), 2)
def inner_run(*args, **kwargs):
invoker.enqueue(klass((args, kwargs)))