Beispiel #1
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    def test_should_print_with_missing_replica(self):
        printer = UidPrinter()
        module_name, module_kind = 'test-x', 'TestX'
        group_name = 'GroupG1'
        module = LoggerParts.Module(module_name, module_kind)
        group = LoggerParts.Group(group_name)

        output = printer.flush(colors=False, group=group, module=module)

        assert output.find(module_name) != -1
        assert output.find(module_kind) != -1
        assert output.find(group_name) != -1
        assert re.search(self.COLOR_REGEXP, output) is None
Beispiel #2
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    def test_should_ignore_extra_arguments(self):
        printer = UidPrinter()
        module_name, module_kind = 'test-x', 'TestX'
        group_name, replica = 'GroupG1', 222
        module = LoggerParts.Module(module_name, module_kind)
        group = LoggerParts.Group(group_name, replica)

        output_base = printer.flush(colors=True, group=group, module=module)
        output_extra = printer.flush(colors=True,
                                     group=group,
                                     module=module,
                                     extra=[1, 2, 3])

        assert output_base == output_extra
Beispiel #3
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    def test_should_print_complete_uid(self):
        printer = UidPrinter()
        module_name, module_kind = 'test-x', 'TestX'
        group_name, replica = 'GroupG1', 222
        module = LoggerParts.Module(module_name, module_kind)
        group = LoggerParts.Group(group_name, replica)

        output = printer.flush(colors=False, group=group, module=module)

        assert output.find(module_name) != -1
        assert output.find(module_kind) != -1
        assert output.find(group_name) != -1
        assert output.find(str(replica)) != -1
        assert re.search(self.COLOR_REGEXP, output) is None
Beispiel #4
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 def test_should_print_level_correctly(self, level, expected_color):
     printer = LevelPrinter()
     level = LoggerParts.Level(level)
     output = printer.flush(colors=True, level=level)
     level_msg = (f'{LevelPrinter.LEVEL_START_MARKER}'
                  f'{level.value.name}{LevelPrinter.LEVEL_END_MARKER}')
     assert level_msg in output
     assert expected_color in output
Beispiel #5
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 def test_should_log_non_info_level_without_color_if_set(self, level):
     printer = MessagePrinter()
     level = LoggerParts.Level(level)
     base = 'TEST'
     output = printer.flush(colors=False,
                            msg=base,
                            is_event=False,
                            level=level)
     assert re.search(self.COLOR_REGEXP, output) is None
Beispiel #6
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    def test_should_ignore_extra_arguments(self):
        printer = ReplicaPrinter()
        group, replica = 'GroupG1', 20

        part = LoggerParts.Group(group, replica)
        output_base = printer.flush(colors=False, group=part)
        output_extra = printer.flush(colors=False, group=part, extra=[1, 2, 3])

        assert output_base == output_extra
Beispiel #7
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    def test_should_print_replica(self):
        printer = ReplicaPrinter()
        group, replica = 'GroupG1', 20

        part = LoggerParts.Group(group, replica)
        output = printer.flush(colors=False, group=part)

        assert output.find(str(replica)) != -1
        assert re.search(self.COLOR_REGEXP, output) is None
Beispiel #8
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    def test_should_print_request(self):
        printer = RequestPrinter()
        request = 'Request(variable=5)'

        part = LoggerParts.Request(request)
        output = printer.flush(colors=False, request=part)

        assert output.find(request) != -1
        assert re.search(self.COLOR_REGEXP, output) is None
Beispiel #9
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    def test_should_print_group(self):
        printer = GroupPrinter()
        group = 'GroupG1'

        part = LoggerParts.Group(group)
        output = printer.flush(colors=False, group=part)

        assert output.find(group) != -1
        assert re.search(self.COLOR_REGEXP, output) is None
Beispiel #10
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 def test_should_log_non_info_level_in_color(self, level, expected_color):
     printer = MessagePrinter()
     level = LoggerParts.Level(level)
     base = 'TEST'
     message_formatted = expected_color + base + Fore.RESET
     output = printer.flush(colors=True,
                            msg=base,
                            is_event=False,
                            level=level)
     assert output.find(message_formatted) != -1
Beispiel #11
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    def test_should_print_module(self):
        printer = ModulePrinter()
        name, kind = 'test-x', 'TestX'

        part = LoggerParts.Module(name, kind)
        output = printer.flush(colors=False, module=part)

        assert output.find(name) != -1
        assert output.find(kind) != -1
        assert re.search(self.COLOR_REGEXP, output) is None
Beispiel #12
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 def test_should_print_critical_in_color_and_bold(self):
     printer = MessagePrinter()
     base = 'TEST'
     message_formatted = Style.BRIGHT + Fore.RED + base + Fore.RESET
     output = printer.flush(colors=True,
                            msg=base,
                            is_event=False,
                            level=LoggerParts.Level(
                                LoggerConfig.Level.CRITICAL))
     assert output.find(message_formatted) != -1
Beispiel #13
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    def test_should_print_pipeline_in_colors(self):
        printer = PipelinePrinter()
        name, kind = 'test-x', 'TestX'

        part = LoggerParts.Pipeline(name, kind)
        output = printer.flush(colors=True, pipeline=part)

        assert output.find(name) != -1
        assert output.find(kind) != -1
        assert re.search(self.COLOR_REGEXP, output) is not None
Beispiel #14
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    def test_should_ignore_extra_arguments(self):
        printer = ModulePrinter()
        name, kind = 'test-x', 'TestX'

        part = LoggerParts.Module(name, kind)
        output_base = printer.flush(colors=False, module=part)
        output_extra = printer.flush(colors=False,
                                     module=part,
                                     extra=[1, 2, 3])

        assert output_base == output_extra
Beispiel #15
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    def test_should_ignore_extra_arguments(self):
        printer = RequestPrinter()
        request = 'Request(variable=5)'

        part = LoggerParts.Request(request)
        output_base = printer.flush(colors=False, request=part)
        output_extra = printer.flush(colors=False,
                                     request=part,
                                     extra=[1, 2, 3])

        assert output_base == output_extra
Beispiel #16
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    def _prepare_message(
        config: MagdaLogger.Config,
        **kwargs,
    ) -> None:
        is_event = kwargs.get('is_event', False)

        level = kwargs.get('level', LoggerParts.Level(LoggerConfig.Level.INFO))

        if not config.enable or (not config.log_events and is_event):
            return

        message_format = config.format

        hidden_parts = []
        if config.output == MagdaLogger.Config.Output.LOGGING:
            hidden_parts.append(LoggerConfig.Part.LEVEL)

        parts = [
            MagdaLogger._parts_mapping[key].flush(
                colors=config.colors,
                **kwargs,
            ) for key in message_format if key not in hidden_parts
        ]

        message = ' '.join([p for p in parts if p is not None])

        if config.output == MagdaLogger.Config.Output.STDOUT:
            print(message)
        elif config.output == MagdaLogger.Config.Output.LOGGING:
            if level.value == LoggerConfig.Level.DEBUG:
                getLogger('magda.runtime').debug(message)
            elif level.value == LoggerConfig.Level.ERROR:
                getLogger('magda.runtime').error(message)
            elif level.value == LoggerConfig.Level.WARNING:
                getLogger('magda.runtime').warn(message)
            elif level.value == LoggerConfig.Level.CRITICAL:
                getLogger('magda.runtime').critical(message)
            else:
                getLogger('magda.runtime').info(message)
        elif callable(config.output):
            config.output(message)
Beispiel #17
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 def event(self, msg: str) -> None:
     level = LoggerParts.Level(LoggerConfig.Level.INFO)
     if self._callback:
         self._callback(msg=msg, is_event=True, level=level)
Beispiel #18
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 def log_message(self, msg: str, level: LoggerConfig.Level) -> None:
     if self._callback:
         level = LoggerParts.Level(level)
         self._callback(msg=msg, is_event=False, level=level)
Beispiel #19
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 def test_should_log_level_without_color_if_set(self, level):
     printer = LevelPrinter()
     level = LoggerParts.Level(level)
     output = printer.flush(colors=False, level=level)
     assert re.search(self.COLOR_REGEXP, output) is None
Beispiel #20
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 def test_should_print_critical_level_in_color_and_bold(self):
     printer = LevelPrinter()
     message = f'{LevelPrinter.LEVEL_START_MARKER}CRITICAL{LevelPrinter.LEVEL_END_MARKER}'
     message_formatted = Style.BRIGHT + Fore.RED + message + Fore.RESET
     output = printer.flush(colors=True, level=LoggerParts.Level(LoggerConfig.Level.CRITICAL))
     assert output.find(message_formatted) != -1