def test_turns_off_if_too_long():
# Given
off_count = 0
on_count = 0
time_limit = 0.1
def off_func(*args, **kwargs):
nonlocal off_count
off_count += 1
return "OFF"
def on_func(*args, **kwargs):
nonlocal on_count
on_count += 1
time.sleep(0.04 * on_count)
return 'ON'
breaker = CircuitBreaker(name=name,
on=on_func,
off=off_func,
trigger=1,
time_limit=time_limit)
breaker.clear()
# When
breaker() # ON in 40ms
breaker() # ON in 80ms
breaker() # ON in 120ms -> fail
breaker() # OFF
# Then
assert off_count == 1
assert on_count == 3
def test_calls_off_function_with_args():
# Given
off_args = None
off_kwargs = None
def off_func(*args, **kwargs):
nonlocal off_args, off_kwargs
off_args = args
off_kwargs = kwargs
return "OFF"
def on_func(*args, **kwargs):
raise Exception("SomeError")
breaker = CircuitBreaker(name=name, on=on_func, off=off_func, trigger=1)
breaker.clear()
# When
ignore_exception(lambda: breaker(8, 6, 'Hey', salut="bonjour"))
actual = breaker(8, 6, 'Hey', salut="bonjour")
# Then
assert off_args == (8, 6, 'Hey')
assert off_kwargs == {'salut': "bonjour"}
assert actual == "OFF"
def test_calls_off_after_trigger():
# Given
off_count = 0
on_count = 0
def off_func(*args, **kwargs):
nonlocal off_count
off_count += 1
def on_func(*args, **kwargs):
nonlocal on_count
on_count += 1
if on_count <= 6:
raise Exception('Some Error')
return 'ON'
breaker = CircuitBreaker(name=name,
on=on_func,
off=off_func,
trigger=3,
release=5)
breaker.clear()
# When
ignore_exception(lambda: breaker()) # fail ON
ignore_exception(lambda: breaker()) # fail ON
ignore_exception(lambda: breaker()) # fail ON
breaker() # pass OFF
breaker() # pass OFF
breaker() # pass OFF
breaker() # pass OFF
breaker() # pass OFF
ignore_exception(lambda: breaker()) # fail ON
ignore_exception(lambda: breaker()) # fail ON
ignore_exception(lambda: breaker()) # fail ON
breaker() # pass OFF
breaker() # pass OFF
breaker() # pass OFF
breaker() # pass OFF
breaker() # pass OFF
actual = breaker() # pass ON
# Then
assert on_count == 7
assert off_count == 10
assert actual == "ON"
def test_calls_on_function():
# Given
on_count = 0
def on_func():
nonlocal on_count
on_count = on_count + 1
breaker = CircuitBreaker(name=name, on=on_func, off=noop)
breaker.clear()
# When
breaker()
breaker()
breaker()
breaker()
breaker()
# Then
assert on_count == 5
def test_calls_off_after_soft_trigger():
# Given
off_count = 0
on_count = 0
def off_func(*args, **kwargs):
nonlocal off_count
off_count += 1
def on_func(*args, **kwargs):
nonlocal on_count
on_count += 1
if (on_count % 3) == 0:
return 'ON'
else:
raise Exception('Some Error')
breaker = CircuitBreaker(name=name,
on=on_func,
off=off_func,
trigger=3,
release=5)
breaker.clear()
# When
ignore_exception(lambda: breaker()) # ON fail
ignore_exception(lambda: breaker()) # ON fail
breaker() # ON pass
ignore_exception(lambda: breaker()) # ON fail
ignore_exception(lambda: breaker()) # ON fail
breaker() # OFF pass
breaker() # OFF pass
breaker() # OFF pass
breaker() # OFF pass
breaker() # OFF pass
actual = breaker() # ON pass
# Then
assert on_count == 6
assert off_count == 5
assert actual == "ON"
def test_calls_default_off_behaviour():
# Given
expected_error_msg = f"CircuitBreaker 'test name' is currently off"
def on_func(*args, **kwargs):
raise Exception("some error")
breaker = CircuitBreaker(on=on_func, name="test name", trigger=1)
breaker.clear()
actual = None
# When
ignore_exception(lambda: breaker())
try:
breaker()
except Exception as e:
actual = e
# Then
assert True == isinstance(actual, CircuitBreakerOffException)
assert actual.message == expected_error_msg
def test_calls_on_function_with_args():
# Given
on_args = None
on_kwargs = None
ret = {"some": 'return value'}
def on_func(*args, **kwargs):
nonlocal on_args, on_kwargs, ret
on_args = args
on_kwargs = kwargs
return ret
breaker = CircuitBreaker(name=name, on=on_func, off=noop)
breaker.clear()
# When
actual = breaker(8, 6, 'Hey', salut="bonjour")
# Then
assert on_args == (8, 6, 'Hey')
assert on_kwargs == {'salut': "bonjour"}
assert actual == ret
def test_calls_on_function_again():
# Given
off_count = 0
on_count = 0
def off_func(*args, **kwargs):
nonlocal off_count
off_count += 1
def on_func(*args, **kwargs):
nonlocal on_count
on_count += 1
if on_count == 1:
raise Exception('Some Error')
return 'ON'
breaker = CircuitBreaker(name=name, on=on_func, off=off_func, trigger=1)
breaker.clear()
# When
ignore_exception(lambda: breaker())
breaker()
breaker()
breaker()
breaker()
breaker()
breaker()
breaker()
breaker()
breaker()
breaker()
actual = breaker()
# Then
assert actual == "ON"
assert on_count == 2
assert off_count == 10
def test_always_calls_on_when_disabled():
# Given
off_count = 0
on_count = 0
def off_func(*args, **kwargs):
nonlocal off_count
off_count += 1
def on_func(*args, **kwargs):
nonlocal on_count
on_count += 1
if on_count <= 6:
raise Exception('Some Error')
return 'ON'
breaker = CircuitBreaker(name=name,
on=on_func,
off=off_func,
trigger=3,
release=5)
breaker.clear()
breaker.breaker_enabled(False)
# When
ignore_exception(lambda: breaker())
ignore_exception(lambda: breaker())
ignore_exception(lambda: breaker())
ignore_exception(lambda: breaker())
ignore_exception(lambda: breaker())
ignore_exception(lambda: breaker())
ignore_exception(lambda: breaker())
ignore_exception(lambda: breaker())
# Then
assert on_count == 8
assert off_count == 0
