Updated line endings to be in line with UNIX style

2024-01-28 11:59:04 +00:00
parent 3eea1d946a
commit 5a20a8d7c0
46 changed files with 2536 additions and 2536 deletions
--- a/tests/database/test_users.py
+++ b/tests/database/test_users.py
@@ -1,74 +1,74 @@
-import pytest
-import sqlite3
-from controllers.database.user import UserController
-from models.users.customer import Customer
-from models.users.seller import Seller
-
-customer = Customer(
-    "testcustomer",
-    "Password1",
-    "firstname",
-    "lastname",
-    "test@test",
-    "123456789"
-)
-
-seller = Seller(
-    "testseller",
-    "Password1",
-    "firstname",
-    "lastname",
-    "seller@seller",
-    "987654321"
-)
-
-# Tests a new user can be created
-
-
-def test_create_user():
-    db = UserController()
-    db.create(customer)
-
-# Tests the database maintains integrity when we try
-# and add a user with the same details
-
-
-def test_duplicate_user():
-    db = UserController()
-    with pytest.raises(sqlite3.IntegrityError):
-        db.create(customer)
-
-# Test we the same user details get returned from the database
-
-
-def test_read_user():
-    db = UserController()
-
-    # Test the same user is returned
-    user = db.read(customer.username)
-    assert isinstance(user, Customer)
-
-    # Update the ID on the item as database assigns new id
-    customer.id = user.id
-    assert user.__dict__ == customer.__dict__
-
-
-# Tests a new seller can be created
-def test_create_seller():
-    db = UserController()
-    db.create(seller)
-
-# Test that the same seller details get returned from the database
-
-
-def test_read_seller():
-    db = UserController()
-
-    # Test the same user is returned
-    user = db.read(seller.username)
-    assert isinstance(user, Seller)
-
-    # Update the ID on the item as database assigns new id
-    seller.id = user.id
-    user.store = ""
-    assert user.__dict__ == seller.__dict__
+import pytest
+import sqlite3
+from controllers.database.user import UserController
+from models.users.customer import Customer
+from models.users.seller import Seller
+
+customer = Customer(
+    "testcustomer",
+    "Password1",
+    "firstname",
+    "lastname",
+    "test@test",
+    "123456789"
+)
+
+seller = Seller(
+    "testseller",
+    "Password1",
+    "firstname",
+    "lastname",
+    "seller@seller",
+    "987654321"
+)
+
+# Tests a new user can be created
+
+
+def test_create_user():
+    db = UserController()
+    db.create(customer)
+
+# Tests the database maintains integrity when we try
+# and add a user with the same details
+
+
+def test_duplicate_user():
+    db = UserController()
+    with pytest.raises(sqlite3.IntegrityError):
+        db.create(customer)
+
+# Test we the same user details get returned from the database
+
+
+def test_read_user():
+    db = UserController()
+
+    # Test the same user is returned
+    user = db.read(customer.username)
+    assert isinstance(user, Customer)
+
+    # Update the ID on the item as database assigns new id
+    customer.id = user.id
+    assert user.__dict__ == customer.__dict__
+
+
+# Tests a new seller can be created
+def test_create_seller():
+    db = UserController()
+    db.create(seller)
+
+# Test that the same seller details get returned from the database
+
+
+def test_read_seller():
+    db = UserController()
+
+    # Test the same user is returned
+    user = db.read(seller.username)
+    assert isinstance(user, Seller)
+
+    # Update the ID on the item as database assigns new id
+    seller.id = user.id
+    user.store = ""
+    assert user.__dict__ == seller.__dict__