Python AddonIndexer.get_doctype_name方法代码示例

# 需要导入模块: from olympia.addons.indexers import AddonIndexer [as 别名]
# 或者: from olympia.addons.indexers.AddonIndexer import get_doctype_name [as 别名]
    def search(self):
        self.reindex(Addon)

        qs = Search(using=amo.search.get_es(),
                    index=AddonIndexer.get_index_alias(),
                    doc_type=AddonIndexer.get_doctype_name())
        return qs.filter('term', id=self.addon.pk).execute()[0]

# 需要导入模块: from olympia.addons.indexers import AddonIndexer [as 别名]
# 或者: from olympia.addons.indexers.AddonIndexer import get_doctype_name [as 别名]
def find_inconsistencies_between_es_and_db(ids, **kw):
    length = len(ids)
    log.info(
        'Searching for inconsistencies between db and es %d-%d [%d].',
        ids[0], ids[-1], length)
    db_addons = Addon.unfiltered.in_bulk(ids)
    es_addons = Search(
        doc_type=AddonIndexer.get_doctype_name(),
        index=AddonIndexer.get_index_alias(),
        using=amo.search.get_es()).filter('ids', values=ids)[:length].execute()
    es_addons = es_addons
    db_len = len(db_addons)
    es_len = len(es_addons)
    if db_len != es_len:
        log.info('Inconsistency found: %d in db vs %d in es.',
                 db_len, es_len)
    for result in es_addons.hits.hits:
        pk = result['_source']['id']
        db_modified = db_addons[pk].modified.isoformat()
        es_modified = result['_source']['modified']
        if db_modified != es_modified:
            log.info('Inconsistency found for addon %d: '
                     'modified is %s in db vs %s in es.',
                     pk, db_modified, es_modified)
        db_status = db_addons[pk].status
        es_status = result['_source']['status']
        if db_status != es_status:
            log.info('Inconsistency found for addon %d: '
                     'status is %s in db vs %s in es.',
                     pk, db_status, es_status)

# 需要导入模块: from olympia.addons.indexers import AddonIndexer [as 别名]
# 或者: from olympia.addons.indexers.AddonIndexer import get_doctype_name [as 别名]
    def serialize(self):
        self.reindex(Addon)

        qs = Search(using=amo.search.get_es(),
                    index=AddonIndexer.get_index_alias(),
                    doc_type=AddonIndexer.get_doctype_name())
        obj = qs.filter('term', id=self.addon.pk).execute()[0]

        with self.assertNumQueries(0):
            serializer = ESAddonSerializer(context={'request': self.request})
            result = serializer.to_representation(obj)
        return result

# 需要导入模块: from olympia.addons.indexers import AddonIndexer [as 别名]
# 或者: from olympia.addons.indexers.AddonIndexer import get_doctype_name [as 别名]
    def test_mapping(self):
        """Compare actual mapping in ES with the one the indexer returns, once
        an object has been indexed.

        We don't want dynamic mapping for addons (too risky), so the two
        mappings should be equal."""
        self.reindex(Addon)

        indexer = AddonIndexer()
        doc_name = indexer.get_doctype_name()
        real_index_name = self.index_names[SearchMixin.ES_ALIAS_KEY]
        mappings = self.es.indices.get_mapping(
            indexer.get_index_alias())[real_index_name]['mappings']

        actual_properties = mappings[doc_name]['properties']
        indexer_properties = indexer.get_mapping()[doc_name]['properties']

        assert set(actual_properties.keys()) == set(indexer_properties.keys())

# 需要导入模块: from olympia.addons.indexers import AddonIndexer [as 别名]
# 或者: from olympia.addons.indexers.AddonIndexer import get_doctype_name [as 别名]
class TestAddonIndexer(TestCase):
    fixtures = ['base/users', 'base/addon_3615']

    # The base list of fields we expect to see in the mapping/extraction.
    # This only contains the fields for which we use the value directly,
    # see expected_fields() for the rest.
    simple_fields = [
        'average_daily_users', 'bayesian_rating', 'created', 'default_locale',
        'guid', 'hotness', 'icon_type', 'id', 'is_disabled', 'is_experimental',
        'is_listed', 'last_updated', 'modified', 'public_stats', 'slug',
        'status', 'type', 'view_source', 'weekly_downloads',
    ]

    def setUp(self):
        super(TestAddonIndexer, self).setUp()
        self.transforms = (attach_tags, attach_translations)
        self.indexer = AddonIndexer()
        self.addon = Addon.objects.get(pk=3615)

    @classmethod
    def expected_fields(cls, include_nullable=True):
        """
        Returns a list of fields we expect to be present in the mapping and
        in the extraction method.

        Should be updated whenever you change the mapping to add/remove fields.
        """
        # Fields that can not be directly compared with the property of the
        # same name on the Addon instance, either because the property doesn't
        # exist on the model, or it has a different name, or the value we need
        # to store in ES differs from the one in the db.
        complex_fields = [
            'app', 'appversion', 'boost', 'category', 'current_beta_version',
            'current_version', 'description', 'has_eula', 'has_privacy_policy',
            'has_theme_rereview', 'has_version', 'listed_authors', 'name',
            'name_sort', 'platforms', 'previews', 'public_stats', 'ratings',
            'summary', 'tags',
        ]

        # Fields that need to be present in the mapping, but might be skipped
        # for extraction because they can be null.
        nullable_fields = ['persona']

        # For each translated field that needs to be indexed, we store one
        # version for each language-specific analyzer we have.
        _indexed_translated_fields = ('name', 'description', 'summary')
        analyzer_fields = list(chain.from_iterable(
            [['%s_%s' % (field, analyzer) for analyzer in SEARCH_ANALYZER_MAP]
             for field in _indexed_translated_fields]))

        # It'd be annoying to hardcode `analyzer_fields`, so we generate it,
        # but to make sure the test is correct we still do a simple check of
        # the length to make sure we properly flattened the list.
        assert len(analyzer_fields) == (len(SEARCH_ANALYZER_MAP) *
                                        len(_indexed_translated_fields))

        # Each translated field that we want to return to the API.
        raw_translated_fields = [
            '%s_translations' % field for field in
            ['name', 'description', 'homepage', 'summary', 'support_email',
             'support_url']]

        # Return a list with the base fields and the dynamic ones added.
        fields = (cls.simple_fields + complex_fields + analyzer_fields +
                  raw_translated_fields)
        if include_nullable:
            fields += nullable_fields
        return fields

    def test_mapping(self):
        doc_name = self.indexer.get_doctype_name()
        assert doc_name

        mapping_properties = self.indexer.get_mapping()[doc_name]['properties']

        # Make sure the get_mapping() method does not return fields we did
        # not expect to be present, or omitted fields we want.
        assert set(mapping_properties.keys()) == set(self.expected_fields())

        # Make sure default_locale and translated fields are not indexed.
        assert mapping_properties['default_locale']['index'] == 'no'
        name_translations = mapping_properties['name_translations']
        assert name_translations['properties']['lang']['index'] == 'no'
        assert name_translations['properties']['string']['index'] == 'no'

        # Make sure nothing inside 'persona' is indexed, it's only there to be
        # returned back to the API directly.
        for field in mapping_properties['persona']['properties'].values():
            assert field['index'] == 'no'

        # Make sure current_version mapping is set.
        assert mapping_properties['current_version']['properties']
        version_mapping = mapping_properties['current_version']['properties']
        expected_version_keys = (
            'id', 'compatible_apps', 'files', 'reviewed', 'version')
        assert set(version_mapping.keys()) == set(expected_version_keys)

        # Make sure files mapping is set inside current_version.
        files_mapping = version_mapping['files']['properties']
        expected_file_keys = ('id', 'created', 'filename', 'hash', 'platform',
#.........这里部分代码省略.........

# 需要导入模块: from olympia.addons.indexers import AddonIndexer [as 别名]
# 或者: from olympia.addons.indexers.AddonIndexer import get_doctype_name [as 别名]
class TestAddonIndexer(TestCase):
    fixtures = ['base/users', 'base/addon_3615']

    # The base list of fields we expect to see in the mapping/extraction.
    # This only contains the fields for which we use the value directly,
    # see expected_fields() for the rest.
    simple_fields = [
        'average_daily_users', 'bayesian_rating', 'contributions', 'created',
        'default_locale', 'guid', 'hotness', 'icon_hash', 'icon_type', 'id',
        'is_disabled', 'is_experimental', 'last_updated', 'modified',
        'public_stats', 'requires_payment', 'slug', 'status', 'type',
        'view_source', 'weekly_downloads',
    ]

    def setUp(self):
        super(TestAddonIndexer, self).setUp()
        self.transforms = (attach_tags, attach_translations)
        self.indexer = AddonIndexer()
        self.addon = Addon.objects.get(pk=3615)

    @classmethod
    def expected_fields(cls, include_nullable=True):
        """
        Returns a list of fields we expect to be present in the mapping and
        in the extraction method.

        Should be updated whenever you change the mapping to add/remove fields.
        """
        # Fields that can not be directly compared with the property of the
        # same name on the Addon instance, either because the property doesn't
        # exist on the model, or it has a different name, or the value we need
        # to store in ES differs from the one in the db.
        complex_fields = [
            'app', 'boost', 'category', 'colors', 'current_version',
            'description', 'featured_for', 'has_eula', 'has_privacy_policy',
            'is_featured', 'listed_authors', 'name',
            'platforms', 'previews', 'public_stats', 'ratings', 'summary',
            'tags',
        ]

        # Fields that need to be present in the mapping, but might be skipped
        # for extraction because they can be null.
        nullable_fields = ['persona']

        # For each translated field that needs to be indexed, we store one
        # version for each language-specific analyzer we have.
        _indexed_translated_fields = ('name', 'description', 'summary')
        analyzer_fields = list(chain.from_iterable(
            [['%s_l10n_%s' % (field, analyzer) for analyzer
             in SEARCH_ANALYZER_MAP] for field in _indexed_translated_fields]))

        # It'd be annoying to hardcode `analyzer_fields`, so we generate it,
        # but to make sure the test is correct we still do a simple check of
        # the length to make sure we properly flattened the list.
        assert len(analyzer_fields) == (len(SEARCH_ANALYZER_MAP) *
                                        len(_indexed_translated_fields))

        # Each translated field that we want to return to the API.
        raw_translated_fields = [
            '%s_translations' % field for field in
            ['name', 'description', 'developer_comments', 'homepage',
             'summary', 'support_email', 'support_url']]

        # Return a list with the base fields and the dynamic ones added.
        fields = (cls.simple_fields + complex_fields + analyzer_fields +
                  raw_translated_fields)
        if include_nullable:
            fields += nullable_fields
        return fields

    def test_mapping(self):
        doc_name = self.indexer.get_doctype_name()
        assert doc_name

        mapping_properties = self.indexer.get_mapping()[doc_name]['properties']

        # Make sure the get_mapping() method does not return fields we did
        # not expect to be present, or omitted fields we want.
        assert set(mapping_properties.keys()) == set(self.expected_fields())

        # Make sure default_locale and translated fields are not indexed.
        assert mapping_properties['default_locale']['index'] is False
        name_translations = mapping_properties['name_translations']
        assert name_translations['properties']['lang']['index'] is False
        assert name_translations['properties']['string']['index'] is False

        # Make sure nothing inside 'persona' is indexed, it's only there to be
        # returned back to the API directly.
        for field in mapping_properties['persona']['properties'].values():
            assert field['index'] is False

        # Make sure current_version mapping is set.
        assert mapping_properties['current_version']['properties']
        version_mapping = mapping_properties['current_version']['properties']
        expected_version_keys = (
            'id', 'compatible_apps', 'files', 'license',
            'release_notes_translations', 'reviewed', 'version')
        assert set(version_mapping.keys()) == set(expected_version_keys)

        # Make sure files mapping is set inside current_version.
#.........这里部分代码省略.........

# 需要导入模块: from olympia.addons.indexers import AddonIndexer [as 别名]
# 或者: from olympia.addons.indexers.AddonIndexer import get_doctype_name [as 别名]
class TestAddonIndexer(TestCase):
    fixtures = ['base/users', 'base/addon_3615']

    # The base list of fields we expect to see in the mapping/extraction.
    # This only contains the fields for which we use the value directly,
    # see expected_fields() for the rest.
    simple_fields = [
        'average_daily_users', 'bayesian_rating', 'contributions', 'created',
        'default_locale',
        'guid', 'hotness', 'icon_type', 'id', 'is_disabled', 'is_experimental',
        'last_updated', 'modified', 'public_stats', 'requires_payment', 'slug',
        'status', 'type', 'view_source', 'weekly_downloads',
    ]

    def setUp(self):
        super(TestAddonIndexer, self).setUp()
        self.transforms = (attach_tags, attach_translations)
        self.indexer = AddonIndexer()
        self.addon = Addon.objects.get(pk=3615)

    @classmethod
    def expected_fields(cls, include_nullable=True):
        """
        Returns a list of fields we expect to be present in the mapping and
        in the extraction method.

        Should be updated whenever you change the mapping to add/remove fields.
        """
        # Fields that can not be directly compared with the property of the
        # same name on the Addon instance, either because the property doesn't
        # exist on the model, or it has a different name, or the value we need
        # to store in ES differs from the one in the db.
        complex_fields = [
            'app', 'boost', 'category', 'current_beta_version',
            'current_version', 'description', 'featured_for',
            'has_eula', 'has_privacy_policy',
            'has_theme_rereview', 'is_featured', 'latest_unlisted_version',
            'listed_authors', 'name', 'name_sort', 'platforms', 'previews',
            'public_stats', 'ratings', 'summary', 'tags',
        ]

        # Fields that need to be present in the mapping, but might be skipped
        # for extraction because they can be null.
        nullable_fields = ['persona']

        # For each translated field that needs to be indexed, we store one
        # version for each language-specific analyzer we have.
        _indexed_translated_fields = ('name', 'description', 'summary')
        analyzer_fields = list(chain.from_iterable(
            [['%s_l10n_%s' % (field, analyzer) for analyzer
             in SEARCH_ANALYZER_MAP] for field in _indexed_translated_fields]))

        # It'd be annoying to hardcode `analyzer_fields`, so we generate it,
        # but to make sure the test is correct we still do a simple check of
        # the length to make sure we properly flattened the list.
        assert len(analyzer_fields) == (len(SEARCH_ANALYZER_MAP) *
                                        len(_indexed_translated_fields))

        # Each translated field that we want to return to the API.
        raw_translated_fields = [
            '%s_translations' % field for field in
            ['name', 'description', 'developer_comments', 'homepage',
             'summary', 'support_email', 'support_url']]

        # Return a list with the base fields and the dynamic ones added.
        fields = (cls.simple_fields + complex_fields + analyzer_fields +
                  raw_translated_fields)
        if include_nullable:
            fields += nullable_fields
        return fields

    def test_mapping(self):
        doc_name = self.indexer.get_doctype_name()
        assert doc_name

        mapping_properties = self.indexer.get_mapping()[doc_name]['properties']

        # Make sure the get_mapping() method does not return fields we did
        # not expect to be present, or omitted fields we want.
        assert set(mapping_properties.keys()) == set(self.expected_fields())

        # Make sure default_locale and translated fields are not indexed.
        assert mapping_properties['default_locale']['index'] is False
        name_translations = mapping_properties['name_translations']
        assert name_translations['properties']['lang']['index'] is False
        assert name_translations['properties']['string']['index'] is False

        # Make sure nothing inside 'persona' is indexed, it's only there to be
        # returned back to the API directly.
        for field in mapping_properties['persona']['properties'].values():
            assert field['index'] is False

        # Make sure current_version mapping is set.
        assert mapping_properties['current_version']['properties']
        version_mapping = mapping_properties['current_version']['properties']
        expected_version_keys = (
            'id', 'compatible_apps', 'files', 'reviewed', 'version')
        assert set(version_mapping.keys()) == set(expected_version_keys)

        # Make sure files mapping is set inside current_version.
#.........这里部分代码省略.........