def seed_users():
for row in db.batch_commit(user_data, 100):
User.create(**row)
for row in db.batch_commit(store_data, 100):
Store.create(**row)
for row in db.batch_commit(coupon_data, 100):
Coupon.create(**row)
for row in db.batch_commit(purchase_data, 100):
Purchase.create(**row)
for row in db.batch_commit(centre_data, 100):
Centre.create(**row)
for row in db.batch_commit(deposit_data, 100):
Deposit.create(**row)
# try:
# for row in db.batch_commit(deposit_data, 100):
# Centre.create(**row)
# except:
# print('centre problem')
print('seed complete')
user1.password = '******'
user1.email = '*****@*****.**'
user1.save()
# 2
user = User(username='******', password='******', email='*****@*****.**')
user.save()
# 3
user = {'username': '******', 'password': '******'}
user = User(**user)
user.save()
# 4
user = User.create(username='******', password='******')
store1 = Store.create(name='StefTech', adddress='S/N', user=user)
store2 = Store.create(name='M & G Store', adddress='S/N', user=user)
print(store1.name, store2.name)
Product.create(store_id=1,
name='SSD',
description='SSD Kingston 500 GB',
price=360.8,
stock=50)
Product.create(store_id=1,
name='Hard Disk',
description='HDD Toshiba 2 TB',
price=280,
stock=100)
Product.create(store_id=1,
name='USB Memory',
