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    def clean(self):

        super(TimePeriodException, self).clean()

        if self.has_booking_within_time_slot():

            raise ValidationError(_('One or several bookings exists within this time slot.'))

    def has_booking_within_time_slot(self):

        if not (self.start_datetime and self.end_datetime):

            # incomplete time period, can't tell

            return False

        for event in Event.objects.filter(

            desk=self.desk, booking__isnull=False, booking__cancellation_datetime__isnull=True

        ):

            if self.start_datetime <= event.start_datetime < self.end_datetime:

                return True

        return False

def test_meetings_agenda_add_time_period_exception_when_booking_exists(app, admin_user):

    agenda = Agenda.objects.create(label='Foo bar', kind='meetings')

    desk = Desk.objects.create(agenda=agenda, label='Desk A')

    MeetingType(agenda=agenda, label='Blah').save()

    TimePeriod.objects.create(

        weekday=1, desk=desk, start_time=datetime.time(10, 0), end_time=datetime.time(12, 0)

    )

    event = Event.objects.create(

        agenda=agenda, places=1, desk=desk, start_datetime=make_aware(datetime.datetime(2017, 5, 22, 10, 30))

    )

    Booking.objects.create(event=event)

    login(app)

    resp = app.get('/manage/agendas/%d/' % agenda.pk).follow()

    resp = resp.click('Settings')

    resp = resp.click('Add a time period exception')

    resp = resp.form.submit()  # submit empty form

    # fields should be marked with errors

    assert resp.text.count('This field is required.') == 2

    # try again with data in fields

    resp.form['start_datetime$date'] = '2017-05-22'

    resp.form['start_datetime$time'] = '08:00'

    resp.form['end_datetime$date'] = '2017-05-26'

    resp.form['end_datetime$time'] = '17:30'

    resp = resp.form.submit()

    assert 'One or several bookings exists within this time slot.' in resp.text

    assert TimePeriodException.objects.count() == 0

    # check it's possible to add an exception on another desk

    desk = Desk.objects.create(agenda=agenda, label='Desk B')

    TimePeriod.objects.create(

        weekday=1, desk=desk, start_time=datetime.time(10, 0), end_time=datetime.time(12, 0)

    )

    resp = app.get('/manage/agendas/%d/' % agenda.pk).follow()

    resp = resp.click('Settings')

    resp = resp.click('Add a time period exception', href='desk/%s/' % desk.id)

    resp.form['start_datetime$date'] = '2017-05-22'

    resp.form['start_datetime$time'] = '08:00'

    resp.form['end_datetime$date'] = '2017-05-26'

    resp.form['end_datetime$time'] = '17:30'

    resp = resp.form.submit()

    assert TimePeriodException.objects.count() == 1

def test_meetings_agenda_add_time_period_exception_when_cancelled_booking_exists(app, admin_user):

    agenda = Agenda.objects.create(label='Foo bar', kind='meetings')

    desk = Desk.objects.create(agenda=agenda, label='Desk A')

    MeetingType(agenda=agenda, label='Blah').save()

    TimePeriod.objects.create(

        weekday=1, desk=desk, start_time=datetime.time(10, 0), end_time=datetime.time(12, 0)

    )

    event = Event.objects.create(

        agenda=agenda, places=1, start_datetime=make_aware(datetime.datetime(2017, 5, 22, 10, 30))

    )

    Booking.objects.create(

        event=event, cancellation_datetime=make_aware(datetime.datetime(2017, 5, 20, 10, 30))

    )

    login(app)

    resp = app.get('/manage/agendas/%d/' % agenda.pk).follow()

    resp = resp.click('Settings')

    resp = resp.click('Add a time period exception')

    resp.form['start_datetime$date'] = '2017-05-22'

    resp.form['start_datetime$time'] = '08:00'

    resp.form['end_datetime$date'] = '2017-05-26'

    resp.form['end_datetime$time'] = '17:30'

    resp = resp.form.submit()

    assert 'One or several bookings exists within this time slot.' not in resp.text

    assert TimePeriodException.objects.count() == 1

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