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"""
Membership query interface
"""
from amanuensis.db import DbContext, Membership
from amanuensis.errors import ArgumentError
def create(
db: DbContext,
user_id: int,
lexicon_id: int,
is_editor: bool) -> Membership:
"""
Create a new user membership in a lexicon.
"""
# Quick argument verification
if not isinstance(user_id, int):
raise ArgumentError('user_id')
if not isinstance(lexicon_id, int):
raise ArgumentError('lexicon_id')
if not isinstance(is_editor, bool):
raise ArgumentError('is_editor')
new_membership = Membership(
user_id=user_id,
lexicon_id=lexicon_id,
is_editor=is_editor,
)
db.session.add(new_membership)
db.session.commit()
return new_membership

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raise ArgumentError('Lexicon id must be an integer.') raise ArgumentError('Lexicon id must be an integer.')
# Verify user_id # Verify user_id
if not (isinstance(user_id, int) or user_id is None): if not isinstance(user_id, int):
raise ArgumentError('User id must be an integer.') raise ArgumentError('Lexicon id must ne an integer.')
# Verify body # Verify body
if not isinstance(body, str): if not isinstance(body, str):

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from amanuensis.db import *
import amanuensis.backend.lexicon as lexiq
import amanuensis.backend.membership as memq
import amanuensis.backend.user as userq
from .test_db import db
def test_create(db: DbContext):
"""Test joining a game."""
# Set up a user and a lexicon
new_user = userq.create(db, 'username', 'password', 'user', 'a@b.c', False)
assert new_user.id, 'Failed to create user'
new_lexicon = lexiq.create(db, 'Test', None, 'prompt')
assert new_lexicon.id, 'Failed to create lexicon'
# Add the user to the lexicon as an editor
mem = memq.create(db, new_user.id, new_lexicon.id, True)
assert mem, 'Failed to create membership'
# Check that the user and lexicon are mutually visible in the ORM relationships
assert new_user.memberships, 'User memberships not updated'
assert new_lexicon.memberships, 'Lexicon memberships not updated'
assert new_user.memberships[0].lexicon_id == new_lexicon.id
assert new_lexicon.memberships[0].user_id == new_user.id
# Check that the editor flag was set properly
assert new_lexicon.memberships

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import pytest
from amanuensis.db import *
import amanuensis.backend.lexicon as lexiq
import amanuensis.backend.user as userq
import amanuensis.backend.post as postq
import amanuensis.backend.membership as memq
from amanuensis.errors import ArgumentError
from .test_db import db
def test_create_post(db):
"""Test new post creation"""
# Make user and lexicon
new_user = userq.create(db, 'username', 'password', 'user', 'a@b.c', False)
assert new_user.id, 'Failed to create user'
new_lexicon = lexiq.create(db, 'Test', None, 'prompt')
assert new_lexicon.id, 'Failed to create lexicon'
# Add the user to the lexicon as an editor
mem = memq.create(db, new_user.id, new_lexicon.id, True)
assert mem, 'Failed to create membership'
# argument dictionary for post object
kwargs = {
'lexicon_id': new_lexicon.id,
'user_id': new_user.id,
'body': 'body'
}
# ids are integers
with pytest.raises(ArgumentError):
postq.create(db, **{**kwargs, 'user_id': 'zero'})
with pytest.raises(ArgumentError):
postq.create(db, **{**kwargs, 'lexicon_id': 'zero'})
# empty arguments don't work
with pytest.raises(ArgumentError):
postq.create(db, **{**kwargs, 'lexicon_id': ''})
with pytest.raises(ArgumentError):
postq.create(db, **{**kwargs, 'user_id': ''})
with pytest.raises(ArgumentError):
postq.create(db, **{**kwargs, 'body': ''})
# post with only whitespace doesn't work
with pytest.raises(ArgumentError):
postq.create(db, **{**kwargs, 'body': ' '})
# post creation works and populates fields
new_post = postq.create(db, **kwargs)
assert new_post
assert new_post.lexicon_id is not None
assert new_post.user_id is not None
assert new_post.body is not None
# post creation works when user is None
new_post = postq.create(db, **{**kwargs, 'user_id': None})
assert new_post
assert new_post.user_id is None