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from django.test import TestCase |
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from django.conf import settings |
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from localized_fields.fields import LocalizedIntegerField |
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from .data import get_init_integer_values |
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from .fake_model import get_fake_model |
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class LocalizedIntegerFieldTestCase(TestCase): |
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@staticmethod |
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def test_from_db_value(): |
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"""Tests whether the :see:from_db_value function |
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produces the expected :see:LocalizedValue.""" |
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input_data = get_init_integer_values() |
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localized_value = LocalizedIntegerField().from_db_value(input_data) |
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for lang_code, _ in settings.LANGUAGES: |
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assert getattr(localized_value, lang_code) == input_data[lang_code] |
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assert isinstance((getattr(localized_value, lang_code)), int) is True |
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assert localized_value.get(lang_code) == input_data[lang_code] |
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assert isinstance(localized_value.get(lang_code), int) is True |
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@staticmethod |
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def test_default_value(): |
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"""Tests whether default language value is returned correctly""" |
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input_data = get_init_integer_values() |
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Model = get_fake_model(dict( |
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score=LocalizedIntegerField(required=True) |
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)) |
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inst = Model() |
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inst.score = dict(en=0, ro=1, nl = 2) |
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inst.score = LocalizedIntegerField |
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inst.save() |
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inst = Model.objects.get(pk=inst.pk) |
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settings.LANGUAGE_CODE = 'ro' |
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assert int(inst.score) == input_data['ro'] |
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settings.LANGUAGE_CODE = 'en' |
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