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1 |
| -from domain_model import allocate |
| 1 | +from domain_model import Order, Stock, Shipment |
| 2 | +from datetime import date, timedelta |
| 3 | + |
| 4 | +today = date.today() |
| 5 | +tomorrow = today + timedelta(days=1) |
| 6 | +later = tomorrow + timedelta(days=10) |
2 | 7 |
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3 | 8 |
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4 | 9 | def test_can_allocate_to_stock():
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5 |
| - order = {'a-sku': 10} |
6 |
| - stock = {'a-sku': 1000} |
| 10 | + order = Order({'a-sku': 10}) |
| 11 | + stock = Stock({'a-sku': 1000}) |
7 | 12 |
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8 |
| - allocations = allocate(order, stock, shipments=[]) |
| 13 | + order.allocate(stock, shipments=[]) |
9 | 14 |
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10 |
| - assert allocations['a-sku'] == stock |
| 15 | + assert order.allocation['a-sku'] == stock |
| 16 | + assert stock['a-sku'] == 990 |
11 | 17 |
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12 | 18 |
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13 | 19 | def test_can_allocate_to_shipment():
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14 |
| - order = {'a-sku': 10} |
15 |
| - shipment = {'a-sku': 1000} |
| 20 | + order = Order({'a-sku': 10}) |
| 21 | + shipment = Shipment({'a-sku': 1000}, eta=tomorrow) |
16 | 22 |
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17 |
| - allocations = allocate(order, stock={}, shipments=[shipment]) |
| 23 | + order.allocate(stock=Stock({}), shipments=[shipment]) |
18 | 24 |
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19 |
| - assert allocations['a-sku'] == shipment |
| 25 | + assert order.allocation['a-sku'] == shipment |
| 26 | + assert shipment['a-sku'] == 990 |
20 | 27 |
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21 | 28 |
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22 | 29 | def test_ignores_irrelevant_stock():
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23 |
| - order = {'sku1': 10} |
24 |
| - stock = {'sku2': 1000} |
25 |
| - shipment = {'sku1': 1000} |
| 30 | + order = Order({'sku1': 10}) |
| 31 | + stock = Stock({'sku2': 1000}) |
| 32 | + shipment = Shipment({'sku1': 1000}, eta=tomorrow) |
| 33 | + |
| 34 | + order.allocate(stock=stock, shipments=[shipment]) |
26 | 35 |
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27 |
| - allocations = allocate(order, stock=stock, shipments=[shipment]) |
| 36 | + assert order.allocation['sku1'] == shipment |
28 | 37 |
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29 |
| - assert allocations['sku1'] == shipment |
30 | 38 |
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31 | 39 |
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32 | 40 | def test_can_allocate_to_correct_shipment():
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33 |
| - order = {'sku2': 10} |
34 |
| - shipment1 = {'sku1': 1000} |
35 |
| - shipment2 = {'sku2': 1000} |
| 41 | + order = Order({'sku2': 10}) |
| 42 | + shipment1 = Shipment({'sku1': 1000}, eta=tomorrow) |
| 43 | + shipment2 = Shipment({'sku2': 1000}, eta=tomorrow) |
36 | 44 |
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37 |
| - allocations = allocate(order, stock={}, shipments=[shipment1, shipment2]) |
| 45 | + order.allocate(stock=Stock({}), shipments=[shipment1, shipment2]) |
38 | 46 |
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39 |
| - assert allocations['sku2'] == shipment2 |
| 47 | + assert order.allocation['sku2'] == shipment2 |
40 | 48 |
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41 | 49 |
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42 | 50 | def test_allocates_to_stock_in_preference_to_shipment():
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43 |
| - order = {'sku1': 10} |
44 |
| - stock = {'sku1': 1000} |
45 |
| - shipment = {'sku1': 1000} |
| 51 | + order = Order({'sku1': 10}) |
| 52 | + stock = Stock({'sku1': 1000}) |
| 53 | + shipment = Shipment({'sku1': 1000}, eta=tomorrow) |
46 | 54 |
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47 |
| - allocations = allocate(order, stock, shipments=[shipment]) |
| 55 | + order.allocate(stock, shipments=[shipment]) |
48 | 56 |
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49 |
| - assert allocations['sku1'] == stock |
| 57 | + assert order.allocation['sku1'] == stock |
| 58 | + assert stock['sku1'] == 990 |
| 59 | + assert shipment['sku1'] == 1000 |
50 | 60 |
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51 | 61 |
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52 | 62 | def test_can_allocate_multiple_lines_to_wh():
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53 |
| - order = {'sku1': 5, 'sku2': 10} |
54 |
| - stock = {'sku1': 1000, 'sku2': 1000} |
| 63 | + order = Order({'sku1': 5, 'sku2': 10}) |
| 64 | + stock = Stock({'sku1': 1000, 'sku2': 1000}) |
55 | 65 |
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56 |
| - allocations = allocate(order, stock, shipments=[]) |
57 |
| - assert allocations['sku1'] == stock |
58 |
| - assert allocations['sku2'] == stock |
| 66 | + order.allocate(stock, shipments=[]) |
| 67 | + assert order.allocation['sku1'] == stock |
| 68 | + assert order.allocation['sku2'] == stock |
| 69 | + assert stock['sku1'] == 995 |
| 70 | + assert stock['sku2'] == 990 |
59 | 71 |
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60 | 72 |
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61 | 73 | def test_can_allocate_multiple_lines_to_shipment():
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62 |
| - order = {'sku1': 5, 'sku2': 10} |
63 |
| - shipment = {'sku1': 1000, 'sku2': 1000} |
| 74 | + order = Order({'sku1': 5, 'sku2': 10}) |
| 75 | + shipment = Shipment({'sku1': 1000, 'sku2': 1000}, eta=tomorrow) |
64 | 76 |
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65 |
| - allocations = allocate(order, stock={}, shipments=[shipment]) |
| 77 | + order.allocate(stock=Stock({}), shipments=[shipment]) |
66 | 78 |
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67 |
| - assert allocations['sku1'] == shipment |
68 |
| - assert allocations['sku2'] == shipment |
| 79 | + assert order.allocation['sku1'] == shipment |
| 80 | + assert order.allocation['sku2'] == shipment |
| 81 | + assert shipment['sku1'] == 995 |
| 82 | + assert shipment['sku2'] == 990 |
69 | 83 |
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70 | 84 |
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71 | 85 | def test_can_allocate_to_both():
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72 |
| - order = {'sku1': 5, 'sku2': 10} |
73 |
| - shipment = {'sku2': 1000} |
74 |
| - stock = {'sku1': 1000} |
| 86 | + order = Order({'sku1': 5, 'sku2': 10}) |
| 87 | + shipment = Shipment({'sku2': 1000}, eta=tomorrow) |
| 88 | + stock = Stock({'sku1': 1000}) |
75 | 89 |
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76 |
| - allocations = allocate(order, stock, shipments=[shipment]) |
| 90 | + order.allocate(stock, shipments=[shipment]) |
77 | 91 |
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78 |
| - assert allocations['sku1'] == stock |
79 |
| - assert allocations['sku2'] == shipment |
| 92 | + assert order.allocation['sku1'] == stock |
| 93 | + assert order.allocation['sku2'] == shipment |
| 94 | + assert stock['sku1'] == 995 |
| 95 | + assert shipment['sku2'] == 990 |
80 | 96 |
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81 | 97 |
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82 | 98 | def test_can_allocate_to_both_preferring_stock():
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83 |
| - order = {'sku1': 1, 'sku2': 2, 'sku3': 3, 'sku4': 4} |
84 |
| - shipment = {'sku1': 1000, 'sku2': 1000, 'sku3': 1000} |
85 |
| - stock = {'sku3': 1000, 'sku4': 1000} |
| 99 | + order = Order({'sku1': 1, 'sku2': 2, 'sku3': 3, 'sku4': 4}) |
| 100 | + shipment = Shipment({'sku1': 1000, 'sku2': 1000, 'sku3': 1000}, eta=tomorrow) |
| 101 | + stock = Stock({'sku3': 1000, 'sku4': 1000}) |
86 | 102 |
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87 |
| - allocations = allocate(order, stock, shipments=[shipment]) |
| 103 | + order.allocate(stock, shipments=[shipment]) |
88 | 104 |
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89 |
| - assert allocations['sku1'] == shipment |
90 |
| - assert allocations['sku2'] == shipment |
91 |
| - assert allocations['sku3'] == stock |
92 |
| - assert allocations['sku4'] == stock |
| 105 | + assert order.allocation['sku1'] == shipment |
| 106 | + assert order.allocation['sku2'] == shipment |
| 107 | + assert order.allocation['sku3'] == stock |
| 108 | + assert order.allocation['sku4'] == stock |
| 109 | + assert shipment['sku1'] == 999 |
| 110 | + assert shipment['sku2'] == 998 |
| 111 | + assert shipment['sku3'] == 1000 |
| 112 | + assert stock['sku3'] == 997 |
| 113 | + assert stock['sku4'] == 996 |
93 | 114 |
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94 | 115 |
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95 |
| -def test_allocated_to_first_suitable_shipment_in_list(): |
96 |
| - order = {'sku1': 10, 'sku2': 10} |
97 |
| - shipment1 = {'sku1': 1000, 'sku2': 1000} |
98 |
| - shipment2 = {'sku1': 1000, 'sku2': 1000} |
99 |
| - stock = {} |
| 116 | +def test_allocated_to_earliest_suitable_shipment_in_list(): |
| 117 | + order = Order({'sku1': 10, 'sku2': 10}) |
| 118 | + shipment1 = Shipment({'sku1': 1000, 'sku2': 1000}, eta=today) |
| 119 | + shipment2 = Shipment({'sku1': 1000, 'sku2': 1000}, eta=tomorrow) |
| 120 | + stock = Stock({}) |
100 | 121 |
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101 |
| - allocations = allocate(order, stock, shipments=[shipment1, shipment2]) |
| 122 | + order.allocate(stock, shipments=[shipment1, shipment2]) |
102 | 123 |
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103 |
| - assert allocations['sku1'] == shipment1 |
104 |
| - assert allocations['sku2'] == shipment1 |
| 124 | + assert order.allocation['sku1'] == shipment1 |
| 125 | + assert order.allocation['sku2'] == shipment1 |
105 | 126 |
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106 | 127 |
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107 |
| -def test_still_preserves_ordering_if_split_across_shipments(): |
108 |
| - order = {'sku1': 10, 'sku2': 10, 'sku3': 10} |
109 |
| - shipment1 = {'sku1': 1000} |
110 |
| - shipment2 = {'sku2': 1000, 'sku3': 1000} |
111 |
| - shipment3 = {'sku2': 1000, 'sku3': 1000} |
112 |
| - stock = {} |
| 128 | +def test_still_chooses_earliest_if_split_across_shipments(): |
| 129 | + order = Order({'sku1': 10, 'sku2': 10, 'sku3': 10}) |
| 130 | + shipment1 = Shipment({'sku1': 1000}, eta=today) |
| 131 | + shipment2 = Shipment({'sku2': 1000, 'sku3': 1000}, eta=tomorrow) |
| 132 | + shipment3 = Shipment({'sku2': 1000, 'sku3': 1000}, eta=later) |
| 133 | + stock = Stock({}) |
113 | 134 |
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114 |
| - allocations = allocate(order, stock, shipments=[shipment1, shipment2, shipment3]) |
| 135 | + order.allocate(stock, shipments=[shipment2, shipment3, shipment1]) |
115 | 136 |
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116 |
| - assert allocations['sku1'] == shipment1 |
117 |
| - assert allocations['sku2'] == shipment2 |
118 |
| - assert allocations['sku3'] == shipment2 |
| 137 | + assert order.allocation['sku1'] == shipment1 |
| 138 | + assert order.allocation['sku2'] == shipment2 |
| 139 | + assert order.allocation['sku3'] == shipment2 |
119 | 140 |
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120 | 141 |
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121 | 142 | def test_stock_not_quite_enough_means_we_use_shipment():
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122 |
| - order = {'sku1': 10, 'sku2': 10} |
123 |
| - stock = {'sku1': 10, 'sku2': 5} |
124 |
| - shipment = { |
| 143 | + order = Order({'sku1': 10, 'sku2': 10}) |
| 144 | + stock = Stock({'sku1': 10, 'sku2': 5}) |
| 145 | + shipment = Shipment({ |
125 | 146 | 'sku1': 1000,
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126 | 147 | 'sku2': 1000,
|
127 |
| - } |
| 148 | + }, eta=tomorrow) |
128 | 149 |
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129 |
| - allocations = allocate(order, stock, shipments=[shipment]) |
| 150 | + order.allocate(stock, shipments=[shipment]) |
130 | 151 |
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131 |
| - assert allocations['sku1'] == shipment |
132 |
| - assert allocations['sku2'] == shipment |
| 152 | + assert order.allocation['sku1'] == shipment |
| 153 | + assert order.allocation['sku2'] == shipment |
133 | 154 |
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134 | 155 |
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135 | 156 | def test_cannot_allocate_if_insufficent_quantity_in_stock():
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136 |
| - order = {'a-sku': 10} |
137 |
| - stock = {'a-sku': 5} |
| 157 | + order = Order({'a-sku': 10}) |
| 158 | + stock = Stock({'a-sku': 5}) |
138 | 159 |
|
139 |
| - allocations = allocate(order, stock, shipments=[]) |
| 160 | + order.allocate(stock, shipments=[]) |
140 | 161 |
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141 |
| - assert 'a-sku' not in allocations |
| 162 | + assert 'a-sku' not in order.allocation |
142 | 163 |
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143 | 164 |
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144 | 165 | def test_cannot_allocate_if_insufficent_quantity_in_shipment():
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145 |
| - order = {'a-sku': 10} |
146 |
| - shipment = { |
147 |
| - 'a-sku': 5, |
148 |
| - } |
| 166 | + order = Order({'a-sku': 10}) |
| 167 | + shipment = Shipment({'a-sku': 5}, eta=tomorrow) |
149 | 168 |
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150 |
| - allocations = allocate(order, stock={}, shipments=[shipment]) |
| 169 | + order.allocate(stock=Stock({}), shipments=[shipment]) |
151 | 170 |
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152 |
| - assert 'a-sku' not in allocations |
| 171 | + assert 'a-sku' not in order.allocation |
153 | 172 |
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