def test_all_complaints_records_destroyed_when_new_record_posted(self, testapp): ''' Posting a new record with an id that matches a set of past records destroys all of them. ''' # Set up the extractor department = Department.create(name="B Police Department", short_name="BPD", load_defaults=False) extractor, _ = Extractor.from_department_and_password(department=department, password="******") # Set the correct authorization testapp.authorization = ('Basic', (extractor.username, 'password')) # post to the heartbeat URL to start the update response = testapp.post_json("/data/heartbeat", params={"heartbeat": "heartbeat"}) # Post 5 fake incidents with an identical opaqueId to the complaint endpoint complaints_count = 5 test_client = JSONTestClient() complaints_data = test_client.make_complaints(count=complaints_count, short_name=department.short_name) use_id = complaints_data[0]['opaqueId'] for idx, _ in enumerate(complaints_data): complaints_data[idx]['opaqueId'] = use_id response = testapp.post_json("/data/complaints", params={'month': 0, 'year': 0, 'data': complaints_data}) # assert that we got the expected reponse assert response.status_code == 200 # there are 5 incident rows in the database check_complaints = CitizenComplaintBPD.query.all() assert len(check_complaints) == complaints_count # all the records in the database have the same id complaint_records = CitizenComplaintBPD.query.filter_by(opaque_id=use_id).all() assert len(complaint_records) == complaints_count # verify that the opaqueId is recorded in an IncidentsUpdated table record_updated = IncidentsUpdated.query.filter_by(opaque_id=use_id).first() assert record_updated is not None assert record_updated.incident_type == "complaints" assert record_updated.department_id == department.id # post to the heartbeat URL to start a new update response = testapp.post_json("/data/heartbeat", params={"heartbeat": "heartbeat"}) # Create 1 new fake incident new_data = test_client.make_complaints(count=1, short_name=department.short_name) # give it the same opaqueId as the first batch new_data[0]['opaqueId'] = use_id # post the new incident response = testapp.post_json("/data/complaints", params={'month': 0, 'year': 0, 'data': new_data}) # assert that we got the expected reponse assert response.status_code == 200 # there is now only 1 incident row in the database check_complaints = CitizenComplaintBPD.query.all() assert len(check_complaints) == 1 # verify that the opaqueID posted matches that in the database assert check_complaints[0].opaque_id == use_id # verify that the opaqueId is recorded in an IncidentsUpdated table record_updated = IncidentsUpdated.query.filter_by(opaque_id=use_id).first() assert record_updated is not None assert record_updated.incident_type == "complaints" assert record_updated.department_id == department.id
def test_all_complaints_records_destroyed_when_new_record_posted( self, testapp): ''' Posting a new record with an id that matches a set of past records destroys all of them. ''' # Set up the extractor department = Department.create(name="B Police Department", short_name="BPD", load_defaults=False) extractor, _ = Extractor.from_department_and_password( department=department, password="******") # Set the correct authorization testapp.authorization = ('Basic', (extractor.username, 'password')) # post to the heartbeat URL to start the update response = testapp.post_json("/data/heartbeat", params={"heartbeat": "heartbeat"}) # Post 5 fake incidents with an identical opaqueId to the complaint endpoint complaints_count = 5 test_client = JSONTestClient() complaints_data = test_client.make_complaints( count=complaints_count, short_name=department.short_name) use_id = complaints_data[0]['opaqueId'] for idx, _ in enumerate(complaints_data): complaints_data[idx]['opaqueId'] = use_id response = testapp.post_json("/data/complaints", params={ 'month': 0, 'year': 0, 'data': complaints_data }) # assert that we got the expected reponse assert response.status_code == 200 # there are 5 incident rows in the database check_complaints = CitizenComplaintBPD.query.all() assert len(check_complaints) == complaints_count # all the records in the database have the same id complaint_records = CitizenComplaintBPD.query.filter_by( opaque_id=use_id).all() assert len(complaint_records) == complaints_count # verify that the opaqueId is recorded in an IncidentsUpdated table record_updated = IncidentsUpdated.query.filter_by( opaque_id=use_id).first() assert record_updated is not None assert record_updated.incident_type == "complaints" assert record_updated.department_id == department.id # post to the heartbeat URL to start a new update response = testapp.post_json("/data/heartbeat", params={"heartbeat": "heartbeat"}) # Create 1 new fake incident new_data = test_client.make_complaints( count=1, short_name=department.short_name) # give it the same opaqueId as the first batch new_data[0]['opaqueId'] = use_id # post the new incident response = testapp.post_json("/data/complaints", params={ 'month': 0, 'year': 0, 'data': new_data }) # assert that we got the expected reponse assert response.status_code == 200 # there is now only 1 incident row in the database check_complaints = CitizenComplaintBPD.query.all() assert len(check_complaints) == 1 # verify that the opaqueID posted matches that in the database assert check_complaints[0].opaque_id == use_id # verify that the opaqueId is recorded in an IncidentsUpdated table record_updated = IncidentsUpdated.query.filter_by( opaque_id=use_id).first() assert record_updated is not None assert record_updated.incident_type == "complaints" assert record_updated.department_id == department.id
def test_post_complaints_data(self, testapp): ''' New and updated complaints data from the extractor is processed as expected. ''' # Set up the extractor department = Department.create(name="B Police Department", short_name="BPD", load_defaults=False) extractor, _ = Extractor.from_department_and_password(department=department, password="******") # Set the correct authorization testapp.authorization = ('Basic', (extractor.username, 'password')) # post to the heartbeat URL to start the update response = testapp.post_json("/data/heartbeat", params={"heartbeat": "heartbeat"}) # Post 5 fake incidents to the complaints endpoint complaints_count = 5 test_client = JSONTestClient() complaints_data = test_client.make_complaints(count=complaints_count, short_name=department.short_name) response = testapp.post_json("/data/complaints", params={'month': 0, 'year': 0, 'data': complaints_data}) # assert that we got the expected reponse assert response.status_code == 200 # there are 5 incident rows in the database check_complaints = CitizenComplaintBPD.query.all() assert len(check_complaints) == complaints_count for incident in complaints_data: # verify that the opaqueIDs posted match those in the database assert CitizenComplaintBPD.query.filter_by(opaque_id=incident['opaqueId']).first() is not None # verify that the opaqueIds are recorded in IncidentsUpdated tables record_updated = IncidentsUpdated.query.filter_by(opaque_id=incident['opaqueId']).first() assert record_updated is not None assert record_updated.incident_type == "complaints" assert record_updated.department_id == department.id # post to the heartbeat URL to start a new update response = testapp.post_json("/data/heartbeat", params={"heartbeat": "heartbeat"}) # Create 5 more fake incidents new_data = test_client.make_complaints(count=complaints_count, short_name=department.short_name) # give them the same opaqueIds as the first batch for idx, _ in enumerate(new_data): new_data[idx]['opaqueId'] = complaints_data[idx]['opaqueId'] # post the new incident rows response = testapp.post_json("/data/complaints", params={'month': 0, 'year': 0, 'data': new_data}) # assert that we got the expected reponse assert response.status_code == 200 # there are 5 incident rows in the database check_complaints = CitizenComplaintBPD.query.all() assert len(check_complaints) == complaints_count # verify that the opaqueIDs posted match those in the database for incident in complaints_data: assert CitizenComplaintBPD.query.filter_by(opaque_id=incident['opaqueId']).first() is not None # Create 5 more fake incidents new_data = test_client.make_complaints(count=complaints_count, short_name=department.short_name) # give them the same opaqueIds as the first batch for idx, _ in enumerate(new_data): new_data[idx]['opaqueId'] = complaints_data[idx]['opaqueId'] # post the new incident rows without starting a new update response = testapp.post_json("/data/complaints", params={'month': 0, 'year': 0, 'data': new_data}) # assert that we got the expected reponse assert response.status_code == 200 # there are 10 incident rows in the database check_complaints = CitizenComplaintBPD.query.all() assert len(check_complaints) == complaints_count * 2
def test_post_complaints_data(self, testapp): ''' New and updated complaints data from the extractor is processed as expected. ''' # Set up the extractor department = Department.create(name="B Police Department", short_name="BPD", load_defaults=False) extractor, _ = Extractor.from_department_and_password( department=department, password="******") # Set the correct authorization testapp.authorization = ('Basic', (extractor.username, 'password')) # post to the heartbeat URL to start the update response = testapp.post_json("/data/heartbeat", params={"heartbeat": "heartbeat"}) # Post 5 fake incidents to the complaints endpoint complaints_count = 5 test_client = JSONTestClient() complaints_data = test_client.make_complaints( count=complaints_count, short_name=department.short_name) response = testapp.post_json("/data/complaints", params={ 'month': 0, 'year': 0, 'data': complaints_data }) # assert that we got the expected reponse assert response.status_code == 200 # there are 5 incident rows in the database check_complaints = CitizenComplaintBPD.query.all() assert len(check_complaints) == complaints_count for incident in complaints_data: # verify that the opaqueIDs posted match those in the database assert CitizenComplaintBPD.query.filter_by( opaque_id=incident['opaqueId']).first() is not None # verify that the opaqueIds are recorded in IncidentsUpdated tables record_updated = IncidentsUpdated.query.filter_by( opaque_id=incident['opaqueId']).first() assert record_updated is not None assert record_updated.incident_type == "complaints" assert record_updated.department_id == department.id # post to the heartbeat URL to start a new update response = testapp.post_json("/data/heartbeat", params={"heartbeat": "heartbeat"}) # Create 5 more fake incidents new_data = test_client.make_complaints( count=complaints_count, short_name=department.short_name) # give them the same opaqueIds as the first batch for idx, _ in enumerate(new_data): new_data[idx]['opaqueId'] = complaints_data[idx]['opaqueId'] # post the new incident rows response = testapp.post_json("/data/complaints", params={ 'month': 0, 'year': 0, 'data': new_data }) # assert that we got the expected reponse assert response.status_code == 200 # there are 5 incident rows in the database check_complaints = CitizenComplaintBPD.query.all() assert len(check_complaints) == complaints_count # verify that the opaqueIDs posted match those in the database for incident in complaints_data: assert CitizenComplaintBPD.query.filter_by( opaque_id=incident['opaqueId']).first() is not None # Create 5 more fake incidents new_data = test_client.make_complaints( count=complaints_count, short_name=department.short_name) # give them the same opaqueIds as the first batch for idx, _ in enumerate(new_data): new_data[idx]['opaqueId'] = complaints_data[idx]['opaqueId'] # post the new incident rows without starting a new update response = testapp.post_json("/data/complaints", params={ 'month': 0, 'year': 0, 'data': new_data }) # assert that we got the expected reponse assert response.status_code == 200 # there are 10 incident rows in the database check_complaints = CitizenComplaintBPD.query.all() assert len(check_complaints) == complaints_count * 2