rattail-corepos/rattail_corepos/problems/corepos.py

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# -*- coding: utf-8; -*-
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"""
Problem reports for CORE-POS
"""
from corepos.db.office_op import Session as CoreSession, model as corepos
from rattail.problems import ProblemReport
class InvalidPersonNumbers(ProblemReport):
"""
Looks for `custdata` records in CORE which have invalid person
number sequence.
"""
system_key = 'corepos'
problem_key = 'invalid_person_numbers'
problem_title = "Invalid person numbers"
def find_problems(self, **kwargs):
problems = []
core_session = CoreSession()
core_members = core_session.query(corepos.MemberInfo)\
.order_by(corepos.MemberInfo.card_number)\
.all()
def inspect(member, i):
for j, customer in enumerate(member.customers, 1):
if customer.person_number != j:
problems.append((customer, j))
self.progress_loop(inspect, core_members,
message="Looking for invalid person numbers")
core_session.close()
return problems
class PhoneNumbersTooLong(ProblemReport):
"""
Looks for ``meminfo`` records in CORE which have a phone number
value which is too long to fit into the corresponding
``Customers`` table column in CORE.
"""
system_key = 'corepos'
problem_key = 'phone_numbers_too_long'
problem_title = "Phone numbers too long"
def find_problems(self, **kwargs):
problems = []
core_session = CoreSession()
maxlen = self.app.maxlen(corepos.Customer.phone)
core_members = core_session.query(corepos.MemberInfo)\
.order_by(corepos.MemberInfo.card_number)\
.all()
def inspect(member, i):
if member.phone and len(member.phone) > maxlen:
problems.append(member)
self.progress_loop(inspect, core_members,
message="Looking for phone numbers too long")
core_session.close()
return problems