How to use get_recurring method in autotest

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event-checkpoint.py

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...24 "date": self.date.__str__(),25 "amount": self.amount26 }27 28 def get_recurring(self, *args, delta):29 c_event = self30 events = []31 32 while c_event.date <= self.end:33 events.append(c_event)34 c_event = Event(name=self.name, date=c_event.date + delta, amount=self.amount)35 36 return events37 38 @property39 def semi_monthly(self):40 last = Event.fromevent(self)41 middle = Event.fromevent(self)42 last.date = last.date.replace(day=1)43 middle.date = middle.date.replace(day=15)44 45 return last.get_recurring(delta=relativedelta(months=1, days=-1)) + middle.get_recurring(delta=relativedelta(months=1))46 @property47 def monthly(self):48 return self.get_recurring(delta=relativedelta(months=1))49 50 @property51 def weekly(self):52 return self.get_recurring(delta=relativedelta(weeks=1))53 54 @property55 def yearly(self):56 return self.get_recurring(delta=relativedelta(years=1))57 58 @classmethod59 def fromevent(self, event):60 return Event(name=event.name, amount=event.amount, date=event.date)61 @classmethod62 def fromdict(self, event):63 return Event(name=event["name"], amount=event["amount"], date=datetime.date.fromisoformat(event["date"]))64 65 @classmethod66 def easy(self, name, amount, date):67 return Event(name=name, amount=amount, date=date)68 69 @classmethod70 def today(self, name, amount):...

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event.py

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...24 "date": self.date.__str__(),25 "amount": self.amount26 }27 28 def get_recurring(self, *args, delta):29 c_event = self30 events = []31 32 while c_event.date <= self.end:33 events.append(c_event)34 c_event = Event(name=self.name, date=c_event.date + delta, amount=self.amount)35 36 return events37 38 @property39 def semi_monthly(self):40 last = Event.fromevent(self)41 middle = Event.fromevent(self)42 last.date = last.date.replace(day=1)43 middle.date = middle.date.replace(day=15)44 45 return last.get_recurring(delta=relativedelta(months=1, days=-1)) + middle.get_recurring(delta=relativedelta(months=1))46 @property47 def monthly(self):48 return self.get_recurring(delta=relativedelta(months=1))49 50 @property51 def weekly(self):52 return self.get_recurring(delta=relativedelta(weeks=1))53 54 @property55 def yearly(self):56 return self.get_recurring(delta=relativedelta(years=1))57 58 @classmethod59 def fromevent(self, event):60 return Event(name=event.name, amount=event.amount, date=event.date)61 @classmethod62 def fromdict(self, event):63 return Event(name=event["name"], amount=event["amount"], date=datetime.date.fromisoformat(event["date"]))64 65 @classmethod66 def easy(self, name, amount, date):67 return Event(name=name, amount=amount, date=date)68 69 @classmethod70 def today(self, name, amount):...

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test_recurrence.py

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...4import collections5import pytest6def test_recurrence__get_recurring__1(DateTime):7 """It returns the named recurrence adapter."""8 assert Weekly == get_recurring(DateTime(2016, 2, 6), 'weekly').__class__9def test_recurrence__get_recurring__2(DateTime):10 """It raises a TypeError if there is no adapter registered for the name."""11 with pytest.raises(ComponentLookupError):12 get_recurring(DateTime(2016, 2, 6), 'foobar')13def test_recurrence__get_recurrences__1(DateTime):14 """It returns an iterable of datetime objects."""15 dt = DateTime(2016, 2, 6, 10)16 start = DateTime(2016, 3, 1)17 end = DateTime(2016, 6, 30)18 result = get_recurrences(19 dt, 'nth weekday from end of other month', start, end)20 assert isinstance(result, collections.Iterable)21 assert [DateTime(2016, 4, 9, 10),...

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