Beispiel #1
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    def test_initialization(self):
        """Test if the instance is correctly initialized"""

        listener = JobEventsListener(self.conn)
        self.assertEqual(listener.conn, self.conn)
        self.assertEqual(listener.events_channel, CH_PUBSUB)

        expected = {JobEventType.COMPLETED: None, JobEventType.FAILURE: None}
        self.assertDictEqual(expected, listener.handlers)

        def handle_successful_job(job):
            pass

        def handle_failed_job(job):
            pass

        listener = JobEventsListener(self.conn,
                                     events_channel='events',
                                     result_handler=handle_successful_job,
                                     result_handler_err=handle_failed_job)
        self.assertEqual(listener.conn, self.conn)
        self.assertEqual(listener.events_channel, 'events')

        expected = {
            JobEventType.COMPLETED: handle_successful_job,
            JobEventType.FAILURE: handle_failed_job
        }
        self.assertDictEqual(expected, listener.handlers)
Beispiel #2
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    def test_unsubscribe_invalid_type(self):
        """Check if an exception is raised when the event type is invalid"""

        listener = JobEventsListener(self.conn)

        with self.assertRaisesRegex(TypeError, "'str' object is not a JobEventType"):
            listener.unsubscribe('COMPLETED')
Beispiel #3
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    def test_subscribe_invalid_type(self):
        """Check if an exception is raised when the event type is invalid"""
        def handle_generic_event(job):
            pass

        listener = JobEventsListener(self.conn)

        with self.assertRaisesRegex(TypeError,
                                    "'str' object is not a JobEventType"):
            listener.subscribe('COMPLETED', handle_generic_event)
Beispiel #4
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    def test_initialization(self):
        """Test if the instance is correctly initialized"""

        listener = JobEventsListener(self.conn)
        self.assertEqual(listener.conn, self.conn)
        self.assertEqual(listener.events_channel, CH_PUBSUB)
        self.assertDictEqual(listener.handlers, {})

        listener = JobEventsListener(self.conn,
                                     events_channel='events')

        self.assertEqual(listener.conn, self.conn)
        self.assertEqual(listener.events_channel, 'events')
        self.assertDictEqual(listener.handlers, {})
Beispiel #5
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    def test_listen(self):
        """Check if if listens and handles event messages.

        Due to listening on a channel is a blocking call (because
        Redis lib implementation), this test mocks the connection
        with it to simulate events reception.
        """

        class TrackedEvents:
            def __init__(self):
                self.handled = 0
                self.ok = 0
                self.failures = 0

        global tracked_events
        tracked_events = TrackedEvents()

        def handle_successful_job(job):
            tracked_events.handled += 1
            tracked_events.ok += 1

        def handle_failed_job(job):
            tracked_events.handled += 1
            tracked_events.failures += 1

        events = [
            JobEvent(JobEventType.COMPLETED, 1, 'A', MockJobResult(20, 'A')),
            JobEvent(JobEventType.FAILURE, 2, 'B', 'ERROR'),
            JobEvent(JobEventType.FAILURE, 3, 'C', 'ERROR'),
            JobEvent(JobEventType.FAILURE, 4, 'D', 'ERROR'),
            JobEvent(JobEventType.COMPLETED, 5, 'E', MockJobResult(22, 'B')),
            JobEvent(JobEventType.FAILURE, 6, 'F', 'ERROR'),
            JobEvent(JobEventType.UNDEFINED, 7, 'G', 'OK'),
        ]

        conn = MockRedisPubSubConnection(events)
        listener = JobEventsListener(conn)
        listener.subscribe(JobEventType.COMPLETED, handle_successful_job)
        listener.subscribe(JobEventType.FAILURE, handle_failed_job)

        listener.run()

        # UNDEFINED event was not handled
        self.assertEqual(tracked_events.handled, 6)
        self.assertEqual(tracked_events.ok, 2)
        self.assertEqual(tracked_events.failures, 4)
Beispiel #6
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    def test_unsubscribe(self):
        """Check if a listener removes its subscription from a set of events"""
        def handle_generic_event(job):
            pass

        listener = JobEventsListener(self.conn)

        listener.subscribe(JobEventType.COMPLETED, handle_generic_event)
        self.assertEqual(listener.handlers[JobEventType.COMPLETED],
                         handle_generic_event)

        listener.unsubscribe(JobEventType.COMPLETED)
        self.assertEqual(listener.handlers[JobEventType.COMPLETED], None)
Beispiel #7
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    def test_subscribe(self):
        """Test if a listener is subscribed to a set of events"""
        def handle_successful_job(job):
            pass

        def handle_failed_job(job):
            pass

        listener = JobEventsListener(self.conn)

        listener.subscribe(JobEventType.COMPLETED, handle_successful_job)
        listener.subscribe(JobEventType.FAILURE, handle_failed_job)

        self.assertEqual(listener.handlers[JobEventType.COMPLETED],
                         handle_successful_job)
        self.assertEqual(listener.handlers[JobEventType.FAILURE],
                         handle_failed_job)
Beispiel #8
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    def test_replace_subscription(self):
        """Test if a handler is replaced when subscription is called multiple times"""
        def handle_generic_event(job):
            pass

        listener = JobEventsListener(self.conn)

        listener.subscribe(JobEventType.COMPLETED, handle_generic_event)
        self.assertEqual(listener.handlers[JobEventType.COMPLETED],
                         handle_generic_event)

        def handle_specific_event(job):
            pass

        # This should replace the handler by the newer one
        listener.subscribe(JobEventType.COMPLETED, handle_specific_event)
        self.assertEqual(listener.handlers[JobEventType.COMPLETED],
                         handle_specific_event)
Beispiel #9
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    def test_listen_after_unsubscribing(self):
        """Check if only handles subscribed messages after unsubscribing.

        Due to listening on a channel is a blocking call (because
        Redis lib implementation), this test mocks the connection
        with it to simulate events reception.
        """
        class TrackedEvents:
            def __init__(self):
                self.handled = 0
                self.ok = 0
                self.failures = 0

        global tracked_events
        tracked_events = TrackedEvents()

        def handle_successful_job(job):
            tracked_events.handled += 1
            tracked_events.ok += 1

        def handle_failed_job(job):
            tracked_events.handled += 1
            tracked_events.failures += 1

        events = [
            JobEvent(JobEventType.COMPLETED, 1, MockJobResult(20, 'A')),
            JobEvent(JobEventType.FAILURE, 2, 'ERROR'),
            JobEvent(JobEventType.FAILURE, 3, 'ERROR'),
            JobEvent(JobEventType.FAILURE, 4, 'ERROR'),
            JobEvent(JobEventType.COMPLETED, 5, MockJobResult(22, 'B')),
            JobEvent(JobEventType.FAILURE, 6, 'ERROR'),
            JobEvent(JobEventType.UNDEFINED, 7, 'OK'),
        ]

        conn = MockRedisPubSubConnection(events)
        listener = JobEventsListener(conn)

        # COMPLETED and FAILURE events are handled on the first call
        # to run(); on the next call only FAILURE events are handled,
        # tracked_events keeps track of both calls
        listener.subscribe(JobEventType.COMPLETED, handle_successful_job)
        listener.subscribe(JobEventType.FAILURE, handle_failed_job)
        listener.run()
        listener.unsubscribe(JobEventType.COMPLETED)
        listener.run()

        self.assertEqual(tracked_events.handled, 10)
        self.assertEqual(tracked_events.ok, 2)
        self.assertEqual(tracked_events.failures, 8)