def test_value_range(self): """Assert 0 and 2**32-1 both fit in the value field. That's the range of our hash function. """ MAX_INT = 2 ** 32 - 1 watch_filter(name='maxint', value=MAX_INT).save() eq_(MAX_INT, WatchFilter.objects.get(name='maxint').value)
def test_filtered(self): """Make sure watches cull properly by additional filters.""" # A watch with just the filter we're searching for: registered_user = user(email='*****@*****.**', save=True) exact_watch = watch(event_type=TYPE, user=registered_user, save=True) watch_filter(watch=exact_watch, name='color', value=1).save() # A watch with extra filters: extra_watch = watch(event_type=TYPE, email='*****@*****.**', save=True) watch_filter(watch=extra_watch, name='color', value=1).save() watch_filter(watch=extra_watch, name='flavor', value=2).save() # A watch with no row for the filter we're searching on: watch(event_type=TYPE, email='*****@*****.**').save() # A watch with a mismatching filter--shouldn't be found mismatch_watch = watch(event_type=TYPE, email='*****@*****.**', save=True) watch_filter(watch=mismatch_watch, name='color', value=3).save() self._emails_eq(['*****@*****.**', '*****@*****.**', '*****@*****.**'], FilteredEvent(), color=1) # Search on multiple filters to test joining the filters table twice. # We provide values that match for both filters, as [email protected] # suffices to test exclusion. self._emails_eq(['*****@*****.**', '*****@*****.**', '*****@*****.**'], FilteredEvent(), color=1, flavor=2)