async def test_when_connecting_to_a_server(event_loop):
"""
When we connect to a server, the protocol should begin sending the
pending messages held by the dispatcher.
When it receives an InboundMessage from the MessageReader, it should call
the "dispatch" method of the Dispatcher.
"""
addr = NodeService("localhost", 8338, None)
async with EchoServer(addr, event_loop):
dispatcher = SpyDispatcher()
connector = Connector(
SingleNodeDiscovery(addr, DiscoveryRetryPolicy()),
dispatcher,
loop=event_loop,
)
ping = Ping()
await dispatcher.start_conversation(ping)
await connector.start()
await connector_event(connector.connected)
roundtripped_message = await dispatcher.received.get()
assert roundtripped_message.conversation_id == ping.conversation_id
await connector.stop()
async def test_when_restarting_a_running_connector(event_loop):
queue = TeeQueue()
addr = NodeService("localhost", 8338, None)
dispatcher = SpyDispatcher()
connector = Connector(
SingleNodeDiscovery(addr, DiscoveryRetryPolicy()),
dispatcher,
loop=event_loop,
ctrl_queue=queue,
)
async with EchoServer(addr, event_loop):
await connector.start()
[connect, connected] = await queue.next_event(count=2)
assert connected.command == ConnectorCommand.HandleConnectionOpened
await connector_event(connector.connected)
await connector.reconnect(connector.target_node)
[connect, closed, b, c, d, connected] = await queue.next_event(count=6)
assert closed.command == ConnectorCommand.HandleConnectionClosed
assert connect.command == ConnectorCommand.Connect
assert connected.command == ConnectorCommand.HandleConnectionOpened
await connector.stop()
async def test_when_the_connection_fails_with_an_error(event_loop):
queue = TeeQueue()
addr = NodeService("localhost", 8338, None)
dispatcher = SpyDispatcher()
connector = Connector(
SingleNodeDiscovery(addr, DiscoveryRetryPolicy()),
dispatcher,
loop=event_loop,
ctrl_queue=queue,
)
async with EchoServer(addr, event_loop):
await connector.start()
[connect, connected] = await queue.next_event(count=2)
exn = ValueError()
connector.connection_lost(exn)
[connection_failed] = await queue.next_event(count=1)
assert connection_failed.command == ConnectorCommand.HandleConnectionFailed
assert connection_failed.data is exn
await connector.stop()
async def test_when_three_heartbeats_fail_in_a_row(event_loop):
"""
We're going to set up a separate heartbeat loop to send heartbeat requests
to the server. If three of those heartbeats timeout in a row, we'll put a
reconnection request on the queue.
"""
queue = TeeQueue()
addr = NodeService("localhost", 8338, None)
dispatcher = SpyDispatcher()
connector = Connector(
SingleNodeDiscovery(addr, DiscoveryRetryPolicy()),
dispatcher,
loop=event_loop,
ctrl_queue=queue,
)
async with EchoServer(addr, event_loop):
await connector.start()
[connect, connected] = await queue.next_event(count=2)
assert connect.command == ConnectorCommand.Connect
assert connected.command == ConnectorCommand.HandleConnectionOpened
connector.heartbeat_failed()
connector.heartbeat_failed()
connector.heartbeat_failed()
[hb1, hb2, hb3, connection_closed,
reconnect] = await queue.next_event(count=5)
assert connection_closed.command == ConnectorCommand.HandleConnectionClosed
assert reconnect.command == ConnectorCommand.Connect
await connector.stop()
async def test_when_a_server_disconnects(event_loop):
"""
Usually, when eventstore goes away, we'll get an EOF on the transport.
If that happens, we should raise a disconnected event.
We should also place a reconnection message on the control queue.
"""
addr = NodeService("localhost", 8338, None)
queue = TeeQueue()
dispatcher = SpyDispatcher()
connector = Connector(
SingleNodeDiscovery(addr, DiscoveryRetryPolicy()),
dispatcher,
loop=event_loop,
ctrl_queue=queue,
)
raised_disconnected_event = asyncio.Future(loop=event_loop)
def on_disconnected():
raised_disconnected_event.set_result(True)
connector.disconnected.append(on_disconnected)
async with EchoServer(addr, event_loop) as server:
await connector.start()
connect = await queue.next_event()
assert connect.command == ConnectorCommand.Connect
connected = await queue.next_event()
assert connected.command == ConnectorCommand.HandleConnectionOpened
server.stop()
disconnect = await queue.next_event()
assert disconnect.command == ConnectorCommand.HandleConnectionFailed
reconnect = await queue.next_event()
assert reconnect.command == ConnectorCommand.Connect
assert raised_disconnected_event.result() is True
await connector.stop()
async def test_when_a_heartbeat_succeeds(event_loop):
"""
If one of our heartbeats succeeds, we should reset our counter.
Ergo, if we have two failures, followed by a success, followed
by two failures, we should not reset the connection.
"""
queue = TeeQueue()
addr = NodeService("localhost", 8338, None)
dispatcher = SpyDispatcher()
connector = Connector(
SingleNodeDiscovery(addr, DiscoveryRetryPolicy()),
dispatcher,
loop=event_loop,
ctrl_queue=queue,
)
async with EchoServer(addr, event_loop):
await connector.start()
[connect, connected] = await queue.next_event(count=2)
assert connect.command == ConnectorCommand.Connect
assert connected.command == ConnectorCommand.HandleConnectionOpened
connector.heartbeat_failed()
connector.heartbeat_failed()
[hb1, hb2] = await queue.next_event(count=2)
assert connector.heartbeat_failures == 2
connector.heartbeat_received("Foo")
connector.heartbeat_failed()
connector.heartbeat_failed()
[success, hb3, hb4] = await queue.next_event(count=3)
assert connector.heartbeat_failures == 2
assert success.command == ConnectorCommand.HandleHeartbeatSuccess
assert hb3.command == ConnectorCommand.HandleHeartbeatFailed
assert hb4.command == ConnectorCommand.HandleHeartbeatFailed
await connector.stop()