def test_logger_create(self):
"""Test that our get_logger function returns a Logger instance."""
type(self).log = get_logger("tests")
assert isinstance(self.log, logging.Logger)
import time
import redis
# Until Atria is an installable package, we need to add it to our Python path
# so that we can do "from atria" imports in the tests.
TEST_ROOT = dirname(abspath(__file__))
sys.path.insert(0, dirname(TEST_ROOT))
from atria import ROOT_DIR, settings
# Change the log path during testing.
settings.LOG_PATH = join(ROOT_DIR, "logs", "test.log")
# Change the data path during testing.
settings.DATA_DIR = join(ROOT_DIR, ".cache", "data")
settings.BIND_ADDRESS = "localhost"
# Use a different listen port, in case the tests are run while a
# real server is running on the same system.
settings.BIND_PORT = 4445
from atria.core.logs import get_logger
log = get_logger("tests")
# Send out a message to signal the starts of a test run.
rdb = redis.StrictRedis(decode_responses=True)
rdb.publish("tests-start", time.time())
log.debug("====== TESTS START ======")
def test_logger_create(self):
"""Test that our get_logger function returns a Logger instance."""
type(self).log = get_logger("tests")
assert isinstance(self.log, logging.Logger)
