Break "simple" query functions out of pokedex.util.get

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Petr Viktorin 2011-04-14 19:24:30 +03:00 committed by Eevee
parent 2f014411e1
commit f271812cf7
3 changed files with 85 additions and 71 deletions

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@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ from nose.tools import *
import unittest
from pokedex.db import connect, tables
from pokedex.util import get
from pokedex.util import get, simple
session = connect()
@ -46,30 +46,30 @@ def test_get_pokemon_other_form_identifier():
if poke.form.unique_pokemon_id:
assert poke.form.identifier == form_identifier
def test_pokemon():
pokemon = get.pokemon(session)
assert pokemon[0].identifier == 'bulbasaur'
assert pokemon[-1].identifier == 'genesect'
def test_pokemon_by_name():
pokemon = get.pokemon(session, order=tables.Pokemon.name)
assert pokemon[0].identifier == 'abomasnow'
assert pokemon[-1].identifier == 'zweilous'
def test_types_french_order():
french = get.get(session, tables.Language, 'fr')
types = get.types(session, order=None)
types = session.query(tables.Type).filter(tables.Type.id < 10000)
types = list(get.order_by_name(types, tables.Type, language=french))
assert types[0].name_map[french] == 'Acier', types[0].name_map[french]
assert types[-1].name_map[french] == 'Vol', types[-1].name_map[french]
def test_moves():
moves = get.moves(session)
def test_simple_pokemon():
pokemon = simple.pokemon(session)
assert pokemon[0].identifier == 'bulbasaur'
assert pokemon[-1].identifier == 'genesect'
def test_simple_types():
types = simple.types(session)
assert types[0].identifier == 'bug'
assert types[-1].identifier == 'water'
def test_simple_moves():
moves = simple.moves(session)
assert moves[0].identifier == 'absorb'
assert moves[-1].identifier == 'zen-headbutt'
def test_items():
items = get.items(session)
def test_simple_items():
items = simple.items(session)
assert items[0].identifier == 'ability-urge'
assert items[-1].identifier == 'zoom-lens'

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@ -1,15 +1,14 @@
"""Provides simple functions for common queries
"""Helpers for common ways to work with pokedex queries
These include identifier- and name-based lookup, filtering out base forms
of pokemon, ordering by name, and getting canonical "pokedex" lists (i.e.
ordered and without cruft like alternate pokemon forms or Shadow moves)
of pokemon, and filtering/ordering by name.
"""
from sqlalchemy.orm import aliased
from pokedex.db import tables
### Getters
### Getter
def get(session, table, identifier=None, name=None, id=None,
form_identifier=None, form_name=None, language=None, is_pokemon=None):
@ -122,54 +121,3 @@ def order_by_name(query, table, language=None, *extra_languages):
query = query.order_by(names_table.name)
query = query.order_by(table.identifier)
return query
_name = object()
def get_all(session, table, order=_name):
"""Shortcut to get an ordered query from table.
session: The session to use
table: The table to select from
order: A clause to order by, or None for no ordering.
The default is to order by name; this can also be specified explicitly
with the table's name property (e.g. tables.Pokemon.name). Be aware
that the query's order_by will not order by name this way.
"""
query = session.query(table)
if order is table.name or order is _name:
query = order_by_name(query, table)
elif order is not None:
query = query.order_by(order)
return query
### Shortcuts
def pokemon(session, order=tables.Pokemon.id):
"""Return a query for all base form pokemon, ordered by id by default
See get_all for the session and order arguments (but note the default for
pokemon is to order by id).
"""
query = get_all(session, tables.Pokemon, order=order)
query = query.filter(tables.Pokemon.forms.any())
return query
def moves(session, order=_name):
"""Return a query for moves in the mainline games (i.e. no Shadow moves)
See get_all for the session and order arguments.
"""
return get_all(session, tables.Move, order=order).filter(tables.Move.id < 10000)
def types(session, order=_name):
"""Return a query for sane types (i.e. not ???, Shadow)
See get_all for the session and order arguments.
"""
return get_all(session, tables.Type, order=order).filter(tables.Type.id < 10000)
def items(session, order=_name):
"""Return a query for items
See get_all for the session and order arguments.
"""
return get_all(session, tables.Item, order=order)

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"""Simple lists of things for simple scripts
If you want to get a pokemon list, and you don't want it to include three
Wormadams and a whole bunch of Rotoms because of how the database is
structured, this module is for you.
The returned queries basically contain what a pokedex would show you.
You should make no other assumptions about them.
If you need to make assumptions, feel free to use these functions as examples
of what to watch out for.
"""
from pokedex.db import tables
from pokedex.util.get import filter_base_forms, order_by_name
def pokemon(session):
"""Get a "sane" list of pokemon
WARNING: The result of this function is not very well defined.
If you want something specific, build that specific query yourself.
Currently, all base forms are returned, in evolution-preserving order
"""
query = session.query(tables.Pokemon)
query = query.order_by(tables.Pokemon.order)
query = filter_base_forms(query)
return query
def moves(session):
"""Get a "sane" list of moves
WARNING: The result of this function is not very well defined.
If you want something specific, build that specific query yourself.
Currently, moves from mainline games are returned, sored by name
"""
query = session.query(tables.Move)
query = order_by_name(query, tables.Move)
query = query.filter(tables.Move.id < 10000)
return query
def types(session):
"""Get a "sane" list of types
WARNING: The result of this function is not very well defined.
If you want something specific, build that specific query yourself.
Currently, generation V types are returned, sored by name
"""
query = session.query(tables.Type)
query = order_by_name(query, tables.Type)
query = query.filter(tables.Type.id < 10000)
return query
def items(session):
"""Get a "sane" list of items
WARNING: The result of this function is not very well defined.
If you want something specific, build that specific query yourself.
Currently, items are sored by name
"""
query = session.query(tables.Item)
query = order_by_name(query, tables.Item)
return query