def test_validate_kwargs_wrong_data(self):
kwargs = {"name": 67}
# raises the validate content has an incorrect value
with self.assertRaises(AsyncOrmFieldError) as exc:
book = Book()
book.validate_kwargs(kwargs)
self.assertIn("is a wrong datatype for field", exc.exception.args[0])
def test_validate_kwargs_with_wrong_fieldname(self):
kwargs = {"name": "name", "volume": 23}
# raises the validate error because volume is not a correct attrib
with self.assertRaises(AsyncOrmModelError) as exc:
book = Book()
book.validate_kwargs(kwargs)
# its a list because we validate all kwargs
self.assertEqual(exc.exception.args[0],
['"volume" is not an attribute for Book'])
def test_validate_kwargs_with_forced_id(self):
kwargs = {"id": 34, "name": "name"}
# also raises AsyncOrmFieldError because you can not pre-set the object's id
with self.assertRaises(AsyncOrmFieldError) as exc:
book = Book()
book.validate_kwargs(kwargs)
self.assertEqual(exc.exception.args[0],
"Models can not be generated with forced id")
def test_validate_kwargs_no_error(self):
kwargs = {"name": "name"}
# now it correctly validates
book = Book()
self.assertEqual(book.validate_kwargs(kwargs), None)