How to use __convert_result method in hypothesis

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queue_manager.py

Source: queue_manager.py Github

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...74 AND75 deleted = 076 """,77 (song.uri,))78 return self.__convert_result(c)79 def get_queue(self, index=None):80 if index == None:81 index = self.current_id82 c = self.db.cursor()83 c.execute("""84 SELECT *85 FROM queue86 WHERE87 id = ?88 LIMIT 189 """,90 (index,))91 return self.__convert_result(c, 1)92 def max_index(self):93 c = self.db.cursor()94 c.execute("""95 SELECT MAX(id) as max96 FROM queue97 """)98 data = c.fetchone()99 if data == None:100 return 0101 else:102 return data['max']103 def current_index(self):104 c = self.db.cursor()105 c.execute("""106 SELECT *107 FROM queue_data108 WHERE109 key = 'current'110 LIMIT 1111 """)112 data = c.fetchone()113 if data == None:114 return 0115 else:116 return data['num']117 def random(self, limit=1):118 c = self.db.cursor()119 c.execute("""120 SELECT *121 FROM queue122 WHERE123 deleted = 0124 ORDER BY RANDOM()125 LIMIT ?126 """,127 (limit,))128 return self.__convert_result(c, limit)129 def by_user(self, user, limit=1):130 c = self.db.cursor()131 c.execute("""132 SELECT *133 FROM queue134 WHERE135 user = ?136 AND137 deleted = 0138 ORDER BY id DESC139 LIMIT ?140 """,141 (user,limit))142 return self.__convert_result(c, limit)143 def delete(self, index):144 c = self.db.cursor()145 try:146 c.execute("""147 UPDATE queue148 SET deleted=1149 WHERE150 id = ?151 """, (index,))152 c.close()153 self.db.commit()154 return True155 except:156 return False157 def next(self, limit=1):158 c = self.db.cursor()159 c.execute("""160 SELECT *161 FROM queue162 WHERE163 id > ?164 AND165 deleted = 0166 LIMIT ?167 """,168 (self.current_id,limit))169 return self.__convert_result(c, limit)170 def on_track_end(self, current):171 # Sometimes end track triggers multiple times ensure 2 second cooldown period172 now = int(time.time())173 if self._end_track_timeout + 2 > now:174 print u'End track timeout prevention'175 return176 else:177 self._end_track_timeout = now178 nxt = self.next()179 q = self.get_queue()180 if nxt:181 self.current(nxt.id)182 self.player.play(nxt.song, self.MODE_QUEUE)183 return184 if self.mode == self.MODE_RELATED:185 result = self.player.related(song=current, single=True)186 if result:187 self.player.play(result, self.MODE_RELATED)188 return189 if self.player.mode == self.MODE_QUEUE and \190 q != None and \191 q.song == current and \192 self.player.playing:193 self.current(self.current_id + 1)194 r = self.random()195 if r != None:196 self.player.play(r.song, self.MODE_RANDOM)197 return198 def __convert_result(self, cursor, limit=None):199 if limit == 1:200 data = cursor.fetchone()201 if data == None:202 return None203 return Queue().from_db(data)204 else:205 return map(lambda x: Queue().from_db(x), cursor.fetchall())206 def __db_init(self):207 c = self.db.cursor()208 # Create table209 c.execute("""210 CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS queue(211 id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,212 uri TEXT,...

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database.py

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...38 port=db_user_info["port"],39 user=db_user_info["user"],40 password=db_user_info["password"]41 )42 def __convert_result(self, cursor: object) -> list:43 logging.debug("[aico_db][__convert_result] start")44 result = []45 try:46 fetchall = cursor.fetchall()47 except psycopg2.ProgrammingError as e:48 logging.debug("[aico_db][__convert_result] no return")49 return result50 if not len(fetchall):51 logging.debug("[aico_db][__convert_result] no data")52 return result53 headers = [x[0] for x in cursor.description]54 for row in fetchall:55 result.append(dict(zip(headers, row)))56 logging.debug("[aico_db][__convert_result] end")57 return result58 def __excute_sql(59 self, reqSQL: str, reqParams: tuple = None, is_many: bool = False60 ) -> list:61 self.result["status"] = True62 conn = None63 cursor = None64 try:65 conn = self.__get_dbconnect()66 with conn.cursor() as cursor:67 if self.sql_type is SQL_TYPE.SELECT:68 if reqParams is not None:69 logging.debug("[aico_db][__excute_sql] select and params")70 cursor.execute(reqSQL, reqParams)71 else:72 logging.debug("[aico_db][__excute_sql] select and no params")73 cursor.execute(reqSQL)74 self.result["data"] = self.__convert_result(cursor)75 elif self.sql_type is SQL_TYPE.NO_SELECT:76 if is_many and reqParams is not None:77 logging.debug("[aico_db][__excute_sql] no select and many")78 cursor.executemany(reqSQL, reqParams)79 elif reqParams is not None:80 logging.debug("[aico_db][__excute_sql] no select and params")81 cursor.execute(reqSQL, reqParams)82 else:83 logging.debug("[aico_db][__excute_sql] no select and no params")84 cursor.execute(reqSQL)85 self.result["data"] = self.__convert_result(cursor)86 conn.commit()87 else:88 logging.debug("[aico_db][__excute_sql][Exception] Nothing")89 raise Exception('[DatabaseMgmt][__excute_sql] Nothing')90 except Exception as error:91 logging.debug("[aico_db][__excute_sql][error]")92 logging.error(93 "[DatabaseMgmt][__excute_sql] Error while connecting to Aurora", error94 )95 self.result["status"] = False96 self.result[97 "data"98 ] = "[DatabaseMgmt][__excute_sql] Error while connecting to Aurora > error : {}".format(99 str(error)...

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data_source.py

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...14 """ Constructor """15 self.factors = factors16 self.database = db17 self.week = week18 def __convert_result(self, data: list) -> dict:19 """ Convert the given students list into a dict """20 students = {}21 for student in data:22 _id, name = student[0], student[1]23 lesson = Lesson(values={24 key: value for key, value in zip(self.factors, student[2:])25 })26 if students.get(name) is None:27 students.update({name: Student(_id, name, [lesson])})28 else:29 students[name].lessons.append(lesson)30 return students31 def get_students_by(self, ids: tuple = None, names: tuple = None) -> dict:32 """ Get students by given list of ids or names """33 students_data = self.database.get_students_by(34 *self.week.values,35 ids=ids, names=names,36 factors=self.factors)37 return self.__convert_result(students_data)38 def get_students_by_week(self) -> dict:39 """ Get all students with classes on given week """40 students_data = self.database.get_students_by_week(41 *self.week.values,42 factors=self.factors)...

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