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openproject/spec/models/cost_query/integration_spec.rb

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require File.expand_path(File.dirname(__FILE__) + '/../../spec_helper')
describe CostQuery do
before { @query = CostQuery.new }
fixtures :users
fixtures :cost_types
fixtures :cost_entries
fixtures :rates
fixtures :projects
fixtures :issues
fixtures :trackers
fixtures :time_entries
fixtures :enumerations
fixtures :issue_statuses
fixtures :roles
fixtures :issue_categories
fixtures :versions
describe "the reporting system" do
it "should compute group_by and a filter" do
@query.group_by :project_id
@query.filter :status_id, :operator => 'o'
sql_result = @query.result
ruby_result = Entry.all.select { |e| ! e.issue.status.is_closed? }.group_by { |e| e.project_id }
sql_result.size.should == ruby_result.size
#for each project the number of entries should be correct
sql_count = []
sql_result.each do |sub_result|
#project should be the outmost group_by
sub_result.fields.should include(:project_id)
sql_count.push sub_result.count
end
ruby_count = []
ruby_result.each do |sub_result_array|
ruby_count.push sub_result_array.second.size
end
sql_count.sort.should == ruby_count.sort
end
it "should apply two filter and a group_by correctly" do
@query.filter :project_id, :operator => '=', :value => [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
@query.group_by :user_id
@query.filter :overridden_costs, :operator => 'n'
sql_result = @query.result
ruby_result = Entry.all.select { |e| e.project_id > 0 && e.project_id < 6 && e.overridden_costs == nil }.group_by { |e| e.user_id }
sql_result.size.should == ruby_result.size
#for each user the number of entries should be correct
sql_count = []
sql_result.each do |sub_result|
#project should be the outmost group_by
sub_result.fields.should include(:user_id)
sql_count.push sub_result.count
end
ruby_count = []
ruby_result.each do |sub_result_array|
ruby_count.push sub_result_array.second.size
end
sql_count.sort.should == ruby_count.sort
end
it "should apply two different filter on the same field" do
@query.filter :project_id, :operator => '=', :value => [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
@query.filter :project_id, :operator => '!', :value => [2, 5]
sql_result = @query.result
ruby_result = Entry.all.select { |e| e.project_id == 1 || e.project_id == 3 || e.project_id == 4 }
sql_result.count.should == ruby_result.size
end
it "should process only _one_ SQL query for any operations on a valid CostQuery" do
#hook the point where we generate the SQL query
class CostQuery::SqlStatement
alias_method :original_to_s, :to_s
def self.on_generate(&block)
@@on_generate = block || proc{}
end
def to_s
@@on_generate.call self if @@on_generate
original_to_s
end
end
# create a random query
@query.group_by :issue_id
@query.column :tweek
@query.row :project_id
@query.row :user_id
#count how often a sql query was created
number_of_sql_queries = 0
CostQuery::SqlStatement.on_generate do |sql_statement|
number_of_sql_queries += 1 unless caller.third.include? 'sql_statement.rb'
end
# do some random things on it
walker = @query.transformer
walker.row_first
walker.column_first
# TODO - to do something
CostQuery::SqlStatement.on_generate # do nothing
number_of_sql_queries.should == 1
end
end
end