Coverage for polar/models/checkout_link_product.py: 90%

1from typing import TYPE_CHECKING 2 ctx1ab

2from uuid import UUID 2 ctx1ab

3 

4from sqlalchemy import ForeignKey, Integer, UniqueConstraint, Uuid 2 ctx1ab

5from sqlalchemy.orm import Mapped, declared_attr, mapped_column, relationship 2 ctx1ab

6 

7from polar.kit.db.models import RecordModel 2 ctx1ab

8 

9if TYPE_CHECKING: 9 ↛ 10line 9 didn't jump to line 10 because the condition on line 9 was never true2 ctx1ab

10 from polar.models import CheckoutLink, Product 

11 

12 

13class CheckoutLinkProduct(RecordModel): 2 ctx1ab

14 __tablename__ = "checkout_link_products" 2 ctx1ab

15 __table_args__ = ( 2 ctx1ab

16 UniqueConstraint("checkout_link_id", "product_id"), 

17 UniqueConstraint("checkout_link_id", "order"), 

18 ) 

19 

20 checkout_link_id: Mapped[UUID] = mapped_column( 2 ctx1ab

21 Uuid, ForeignKey("checkout_links.id", ondelete="cascade") 

22 ) 

23 product_id: Mapped[UUID] = mapped_column( 2 ctx1ab

24 Uuid, ForeignKey("products.id", ondelete="cascade") 

25 ) 

26 order: Mapped[int] = mapped_column(Integer, nullable=False) 2 ctx1ab

27 

28 @declared_attr 2 ctx1ab

29 def checkout_link(cls) -> Mapped["CheckoutLink"]: 2 ctx1ab

30 return relationship("CheckoutLink", back_populates="checkout_link_products") 2 ctx1ab

31 

32 @declared_attr 2 ctx1ab

33 def product(cls) -> Mapped["Product"]: 2 ctx1ab

34 # This is an association table, so eager loading makes sense 

35 return relationship("Product", lazy="joined") 2 ctx1ab