from django.test import TestCase from django.contrib.auth.models import User from lifting.models import Exercise, Set from lifting.importers import import_fitnotes_db class TestFitnotesImport(TestCase): # fitnotes.db has: # April 1 # bench press 10 @ 45 # bench press 5 @ 95 # bench press 3 @ 135 # bench press 5 @ 155 # April 3 # squat 10 @ 45 # squat 5 @ 95 # squat 3 @ 135 # squat 2 @ 185 # squat 5 @ 225 def setUp(self): self.user = User.objects.create_user('default', 'default@example.com', 'default') def test_basic_import(self): # ensure that the data comes in import_fitnotes_db('lifting/testdata/example.fitnotes', self.user) assert Exercise.objects.count() == 2 bp = Exercise.objects.get(names__contains=["flat barbell bench press"]) squat = Exercise.objects.get(names__contains=["barbell squat"]) assert Set.objects.count() == 9 def test_double_import(self): # two identical dbs, should be idempotent import_fitnotes_db('lifting/testdata/example.fitnotes', self.user) import_fitnotes_db('lifting/testdata/example.fitnotes', self.user) assert Exercise.objects.count() == 2 assert Set.objects.count() == 9 def test_import_with_other_data(self): Exercise.objects.create(names=['incline bench press']) e = Exercise.objects.create(names=['flat barbell bench press']) Set.objects.create(exercise=e, weight_kg=100, reps=10, date='2014-01-01', user=self.user) import_fitnotes_db('lifting/testdata/example.fitnotes', self.user) assert Exercise.objects.count() == 3 assert Set.objects.count() == 10 def test_bad_import(self): # good db then bad db, should fail without screwing up existing data import_fitnotes_db('lifting/testdata/example.fitnotes', self.user) with self.assertRaises(Exception): # baddata.fitnotes has all exercise ids set to 9999 import_fitnotes_db('lifting/testdata/baddata.fitnotes', self.user) assert Exercise.objects.count() == 2 assert Set.objects.count() == 9