Fix default color and failing tests

pull/87/merge
Alinson S. Xavier 8 years ago
parent cf25229fbc
commit 277738f94d

@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ public class HabitFixtures
Habit habit = modelFactory.buildHabit();
habit.setName("Meditate");
habit.setDescription("Did you meditate this morning?");
habit.setColor(3);
habit.setColor(5);
habit.setFrequency(Frequency.DAILY);
habit.setId(id);
habitList.add(habit);
@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ public class HabitFixtures
{
Habit habit = createEmptyHabit();
habit.setFrequency(new Frequency(3, 7));
habit.setColor(4);
habit.setColor(7);
long day = DateUtils.millisecondsInOneDay;
long today = DateUtils.getStartOfToday();

@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ public class NumberButtonViewTest extends BaseViewTest
view = new NumberButtonView(targetContext);
view.setUnit("steps");
view.setThreshold(100.0);
view.setColor(ColorUtils.getAndroidTestColor(5));
view.setColor(ColorUtils.getAndroidTestColor(8));
measureView(view, dpToPixels(48), dpToPixels(48));

@ -180,8 +180,8 @@ public class HabitListTest extends BaseAndroidTest
String expectedCSV =
"Position,Name,Description,NumRepetitions,Interval,Color\n" +
"001,Meditate,Did you meditate this morning?,1,1,#F9A825\n" +
"002,Wake up early,Did you wake up before 6am?,2,3,#388E3C\n";
"001,Meditate,Did you meditate this morning?,1,1,#FF8F00\n" +
"002,Wake up early,Did you wake up before 6am?,2,3,#AFB42B\n";
StringWriter writer = new StringWriter();
habitList.writeCSV(writer);

@ -372,7 +372,7 @@ public class Habit
public HabitData()
{
this.color = 5;
this.color = 8;
this.archived = false;
this.frequency = new Frequency(3, 7);
this.type = YES_NO_HABIT;

@ -94,13 +94,13 @@ public class ListHabitsSelectionMenuBehaviorTest extends BaseUnitTest
@Test
public void onChangeColor() throws Exception
{
assertThat(habit1.getColor(), equalTo(5));
assertThat(habit2.getColor(), equalTo(5));
assertThat(habit1.getColor(), equalTo(8));
assertThat(habit2.getColor(), equalTo(8));
when(adapter.getSelected()).thenReturn(asList(habit1, habit2));
behavior.onChangeColor();
verify(screen).showColorPicker(eq(5), colorPickerCallback.capture());
verify(screen).showColorPicker(eq(8), colorPickerCallback.capture());
colorPickerCallback.getValue().onColorPicked(30);
assertThat(habit1.getColor(), equalTo(30));
}

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