Add readthroughs even when a book is already shelved

bookwyrm/outgoing.py

@@ -179,11 +179,10 @@ def handle_imported_book(user, item, include_reviews, privacy):
             book=item.book, shelf=desired_shelf, added_by=user)
         broadcast(user, shelf_book.to_add_activity(user), privacy=privacy)
 
-        # only add new read-throughs if the item isn't already shelved
-        for read in item.reads:
-            read.book = item.book
-            read.user = user
-            read.save()
+    for read in item.reads:
+        read.book = item.book
+        read.user = user
+        read.save()
 
     if include_reviews and (item.rating or item.review):
         review_title = 'Review of {!r} on Goodreads'.format(

bookwyrm/tests/data/goodreads.csv

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
 Book Id,Title,Author,Author l-f,Additional Authors,ISBN,ISBN13,My Rating,Average Rating,Publisher,Binding,Number of Pages,Year Published,Original Publication Year,Date Read,Date Added,Bookshelves,Bookshelves with positions,Exclusive Shelf,My Review,Spoiler,Private Notes,Read Count,Recommended For,Recommended By,Owned Copies,Original Purchase Date,Original Purchase Location,Condition,Condition Description,BCID
 42036538,Gideon the Ninth (The Locked Tomb #1),Tamsyn Muir,"Muir, Tamsyn",,"=""1250313198""","=""9781250313195""",0,4.20,Tor,Hardcover,448,2019,2019,2020/10/25,2020/10/21,,,read,,,,1,,,0,,,,,
 52691223,Subcutanean,Aaron A. Reed,"Reed, Aaron A.",,"=""""","=""""",0,4.45,,Paperback,232,2020,,2020/03/06,2020/03/05,,,read,,,,1,,,0,,,,,
-28694510,Patisserie at Home,Mélanie Dupuis,"Dupuis, Mélanie",Anne Cazor,"=""0062445316""","=""9780062445315""",2,4.60,Harper Design,Hardcover,288,2016,,,2019/07/08,,,read,"The good:<br/> - Well illustrated and good photographs<br/> - I loved the organization, with sections for base recipes like pie crust, full recipes, and skills<br/> - I loved the madeleines and sweet pie crust recipe<br/> - Very precise measurements<br/><br/>The bad:<br/> - I found the index very hard to use, I would have much preferred a regular, alphabetical index of everything instead of breaking it down in to categories like a table of contents<br/> - The primary unit of measure is ounces, which I found very hard to work with, and in fraction form which my food scale definitely does not do. One recipe calls for 1/32 oz, which I have absolutely no way of measuring out<br/> - Some of the measurements were baffling, like 1/3 tablespoon. 1/3 tablespoon is 1 teaspoon, why would you write 1/3 tablespoon??<br/> - The croissant dough recipe said to allow the pastry to get to room temperature before rolling which meant the butter squirted out and made a huge mess. I don't know why it said to do this??? Rolling works just fine if it's chilled.<br/> - The financier recipe just tells you to add egg whites and has no other raising agent so if you just add the egg whites it will obviously not rise. Either there should have been a raising agent or the egg whites should have been beaten? I don't know.",,,2,,,0,,,,,
+28694510,Patisserie at Home,Mélanie Dupuis,"Dupuis, Mélanie",Anne Cazor,"=""0062445316""","=""9780062445315""",2,4.60,Harper Design,Hardcover,288,2016,,,2019/07/08,,,read,"mixed feelings",,,2,,,0,,,,,

bookwyrm/tests/test_outgoing.py

@@ -281,6 +281,7 @@ class Outgoing(TestCase):
 
         readthrough = models.ReadThrough.objects.get(user=self.local_user)
         self.assertEqual(readthrough.book, self.book)
+        # I can't remember how to create dates and I don't want to look it up.
         self.assertEqual(readthrough.start_date.year, 2020)
         self.assertEqual(readthrough.start_date.month, 10)
         self.assertEqual(readthrough.start_date.day, 21)
@@ -311,6 +312,52 @@ class Outgoing(TestCase):
         self.assertEqual(shelf.books.first(), self.book)
         self.assertIsNone(
             self.local_user.shelf_set.get(identifier='read').books.first())
+        readthrough = models.ReadThrough.objects.get(user=self.local_user)
+        self.assertEqual(readthrough.book, self.book)
+        self.assertEqual(readthrough.start_date.year, 2020)
+        self.assertEqual(readthrough.start_date.month, 10)
+        self.assertEqual(readthrough.start_date.day, 21)
+        self.assertEqual(readthrough.finish_date.year, 2020)
+        self.assertEqual(readthrough.finish_date.month, 10)
+        self.assertEqual(readthrough.finish_date.day, 25)
+
+
+    def test_handle_imported_book_review(self):
+        ''' goodreads review import '''
+        import_job = models.ImportJob.objects.create(user=self.local_user)
+        datafile = pathlib.Path(__file__).parent.joinpath('data/goodreads.csv')
+        csv_file = open(datafile, 'r')
+        entry = list(csv.DictReader(csv_file))[2]
+        import_item = models.ImportItem.objects.create(
+            job_id=import_job.id, index=0, data=entry, book=self.book)
+
+        with patch('bookwyrm.broadcast.broadcast_task.delay'):
+            outgoing.handle_imported_book(
+                self.local_user, import_item, True, 'unlisted')
+        review = models.Review.objects.get(book=self.book, user=self.local_user)
+        self.assertEqual(review.content, 'mixed feelings')
+        self.assertEqual(review.rating, 2)
+        self.assertEqual(review.published_date.year, 2019)
+        self.assertEqual(review.published_date.month, 7)
+        self.assertEqual(review.published_date.day, 8)
+        self.assertEqual(review.privacy, 'unlisted')
+
+
+    def test_handle_imported_book_reviews_disabled(self):
+        ''' goodreads review import '''
+        import_job = models.ImportJob.objects.create(user=self.local_user)
+        datafile = pathlib.Path(__file__).parent.joinpath('data/goodreads.csv')
+        csv_file = open(datafile, 'r')
+        entry = list(csv.DictReader(csv_file))[2]
+        import_item = models.ImportItem.objects.create(
+            job_id=import_job.id, index=0, data=entry, book=self.book)
+
+        with patch('bookwyrm.broadcast.broadcast_task.delay'):
+            outgoing.handle_imported_book(
+                self.local_user, import_item, False, 'unlisted')
+        self.assertFalse(models.Review.objects.filter(
+            book=self.book, user=self.local_user
+        ).exists())
 
 
     def test_handle_status(self):