Python Aura Example #431
Python Aura Example #431
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| # python -m pytest tests/integration/examples/test_hello_world_example.py -s -v | ||
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Please remove the tag, I can introduce the tag when this example is used in the next version of the python driver manual. The tags are used to get code snippets to the driver manual, they need to be unique named.
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remove
# end::aura[]
# tag::hello-world-output[]
# hello, world, from node 1234
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| def test_hello_world_example(uri, auth): |
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change name to be test_aura_example
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| example = App(uri, auth[0], auth[1]) | ||
| example.create_friendship("hello, world") |
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fix the test parameters to be some other names like "Alice", "Bob"
| example.create_friendship("hello, world") | ||
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| assert s.getvalue().startswith("hello, world, from node ") |
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use the find_person function to test the example.
| with self.driver.session() as session: | ||
| result = session.read_transaction(self._find_and_return_person, person_name) | ||
| for row in result: | ||
| print(f"Found person: {row}") |
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Dont use f string function, the test suit will fail for python 3.5
use: print("Found person: {row}".format(row=row))
| result = session.write_transaction(self._create_and_return_friendship, | ||
| person1_name, person2_name) | ||
| for row in result: | ||
| print(f"Created friendship between: {row['p1']}, {row['p2']}") |
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Dont use the f string, it will fail for python 3.5
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@martin-neotech have applied all those changes hopefully. We want to use the tags in Aura land as well, so I'll check back on what the actual tag name should be. Below is a test of the asciidoc code that I'm using to test how it'll look in Aura land when we pull in this example: We'll update that to use the neo4j repository rather than my one before it's actually published. |
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| # Capture any errors along with the query and data for traceability | ||
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| logging.error(f"{query} raised an error: \n {exception}") |
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f string, syntax error for python 3.5 when testing
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@martin-neotech have applied all those changes hopefully.
We want to use the tags in Aura land as well, so I'll check back on what the actual tag name should be. Below is a test of the asciidoc code that I'm using to test how it'll look in Aura land when we pull in this example:[source,python] ---- include::https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mneedham/neo4j-python-driver/aura/tests/integration/examples/test_aura_example.py[tag="aura-import"] include::https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mneedham/neo4j-python-driver/aura/tests/integration/examples/test_aura_example.py[tag="aura"] ----We'll update that to use the neo4j repository rather than my one before it's actually published.
Ok, the naming should maybe be something more generic then like
test_driver_introduction_example.pyand the tag"driver-introduction-example"?
Yeh that sounds good. I'll update the test name to reflect that
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* Python Aura Example (#431) * aura example * aura example * add placeholders * update link * addressing martin's feedback * remove another tag * remove f string * rename to be more generic * add tags * initiated the 4.1 bolt protocol Co-authored-by: Mark Needham <m.h.needham@gmail.com>
* Python Aura Example (#431) * aura example * aura example * add placeholders * update link * addressing martin's feedback * remove another tag * remove f string * rename to be more generic * add tags * reintroduced helper functions for the Record object and updated documentation * updated docs that it is a values lists e.g. [[1,0], [2,0], [3,0]] Co-authored-by: Mark Needham <m.h.needham@gmail.com>
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