Best Python code snippet using autotest_python
net_utils.py
Source: net_utils.py
...284 AB_MODE = 1285 AD_MODE = 2286 def is_enabled(self):287 raise error.TestError('Undefined')288 def is_bondable(self):289 raise error.TestError('Undefined')290 def enable(self):291 raise error.TestError('Undefined')292 def disable(self):293 raise error.TestError('Undefined')294 def get_mii_status(self):295 return {}296 def get_mode(self):297 return bonding.NO_MODE298 def wait_for_state_change(self):299 """Wait for bonding state change.300 Wait up to 90 seconds to successfully ping the gateway.301 This is to know when LACP state change has converged.302 (0 seconds is 3x lacp timeout, use by protocol)...
db.py
Source: db.py
...54 def category_name(self):55 return self.category().name()56 def give_items(self, user_id, count):57 return InventoryItem.give_items(user_id, self.id, count)58 def is_bondable(self):59 return self.category().name() == "minis"60 def is_wearable(self):61 return self.category().name() == "clothes"62 @classmethod63 def make_canon_name(cls, name):64 return canonize(name)65 @classmethod66 def by_canon_name(cls, name):67 return db.session.query(cls).filter(cls.canon_name == name.lower()).one_or_none()68class InventoryItem(db.Model):69 __tablename__ = "inventory_items"70 # These two keys define the inventory item entry.71 user_id = db.Column(db.Integer, db.ForeignKey('users.id'), primary_key=True)72 item_id = db.Column(db.Integer, db.ForeignKey('items.id'), primary_key=True)73 user = db.relationship("User")74 item = db.relationship("Item")75 count = db.Column(db.Integer, default=0)76 def to_dict(self):77 data = {78 'id': self.item.id,79 'name': self.item.name,80 'category': self.item.category_name(),81 'description': self.item.description,82 'count': self.count,83 'image_url': self.item.image_url(),84 'buyback_price': self.item.buyback_price,85 'is_bondable': self.item.is_bondable(),86 }87 return data88 def __repr__(self):89 return json.dumps(self.to_dict())90 @classmethod91 def give_items(self, user_id, item_id, count):92 inventory_entry = db.session.query(InventoryItem).get((user_id, item_id))93 if not inventory_entry:94 inventory_entry = InventoryItem(user_id=user_id, item_id=item_id, count=count)95 else:96 inventory_entry.count += count...
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