def test_crud_operations(self):
        user = randomword()
        prefs = self.create_random_dict()

        # GET preferences for a non-existent user
        with log_level(logging.CRITICAL, 'bll.plugins.service'):
            reply = self.handle('GET', user)
        self.assertEqual('error', reply[api.STATUS])

        try:
            reply = self.handle('POST', user, prefs)
            self.assertEqual('complete', reply[api.STATUS])

            reply = self.handle('GET', user)
            self.assertEqual('complete', reply[api.STATUS])
            self.assertEqual(prefs, reply[api.DATA])

            prefs = self.create_random_dict()
            reply = self.handle('PUT', user, prefs)
            self.assertEqual('complete', reply[api.STATUS])

            reply = self.handle('GET', user)
            self.assertEqual('complete', reply[api.STATUS])
            self.assertEqual(prefs, reply[api.DATA])

        finally:
            reply = self.handle('DELETE', user)
            self.assertEqual('complete', reply[api.STATUS])

            with log_level(logging.CRITICAL, 'bll.plugins.service'):
                reply = self.handle('GET', user)
            self.assertEqual('error', reply[api.STATUS])
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    def testMissingOp(self):

        request = {api.TARGET: 'expose', api.DATA: {api.OPERATION: 'foo'}}

        # Suppress exception log
        with util.log_level(logging.CRITICAL, 'bll'):
            reply = SvcBase.spawn_service(BllRequest(request))
        self.assertEqual(reply[api.STATUS], api.STATUS_ERROR)
        self.assertIn('Unsupported', reply[api.DATA][0][api.DATA])
 def test_post_request_fail(self, _mock_request, _mock_response):
     _mock_request.body = json.dumps({api.TARGET: 'general',
                                      api.DATA: {api.OPERATION:
                                                 'failhandle'}})
     # Suppress the expected exception message
     with log_level(logging.CRITICAL, 'bll'):
         reply = app_controller.AppController().post()
     self.assertEqual(reply[api.STATUS], api.STATUS_ERROR)
     self.assertTrue(_mock_response.status, 400)
    def test_post_complete_fail(self, _mock_request, _mock_response):
        _mock_request.body = json.dumps({api.TARGET: 'general',
                                         api.DATA: {api.OPERATION:
                                                    'failcomplete'}})

        # Suppress the expected exception message from service
        with log_level(logging.CRITICAL, 'bll.plugins.service'):
            reply = app_controller.AppController().post()

        time.sleep(0.1)
        txn_id = reply.get(api.TXN_ID)
        reply = get_job_status(txn_id)
        self.assertEqual(reply[api.STATUS], 'error')
    def test_service_delete_bad_input(self, _mock_nova_client, _mock_endpoints,
                                      _mock_serv_end, _mock_ks_client):
        _mock_nova_client.return_value = self.mock_novaclient
        _mock_serv_end.return_value = None
        _mock_ks_client.return_value = self.mock_ksclient
        _mock_endpoints.return_value = self.mock_get_endpoints

        with log_level(logging.CRITICAL, 'bll'):
            svc = NovaSvc(
                BllRequest(auth_token=get_mock_token(),
                           operation='service-delete',
                           data={'hostname': 'badhost'}))
            with self.assertRaises(Exception):
                svc.handle()
    def test_status_update_no_txn_id(self, _mock_request, _mock_response):
        _mock_request.body = json.dumps({
            api.TARGET: 'general',
            api.DATA: {
                api.OPERATION: 'null',
            },
            api.JOB_STATUS_REQUEST: True
        })
        with log_level(logging.CRITICAL, 'bll'):
            reply = app_controller.AppController().post()
        self.assertEqual(reply[api.STATUS], api.STATUS_ERROR)
        self.assertIn("No txn_id", reply[api.DATA][0][api.DATA])

        self.assertTrue(_mock_response.status, 400)
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    def testSlowOp(self):

        request = {api.TARGET: 'expose', api.DATA: {api.OPERATION: 'slow_op'}}

        # Suppress exception log
        txn_id = None
        with util.log_level(logging.CRITICAL, 'bll'):
            reply = SvcBase.spawn_service(BllRequest(request))
            txn_id = reply.get(api.TXN_ID)
        self.assertEqual(reply[api.PROGRESS]['percentComplete'], 0)
        self.assertEqual(api.STATUS_INPROGRESS, reply[api.STATUS])

        time.sleep(0.1)
        reply = get_job_status(txn_id)
        self.assertEqual(reply[api.PROGRESS]['percentComplete'], 100)
    def test_service_delete_no_input(self, _mock_nova_client, _mock_serv_end,
                                     _mock_ks_client):
        _mock_nova_client.return_value = self.mock_novaclient
        _mock_serv_end.return_value = None
        _mock_ks_client.return_value = self.mock_ksclient

        with log_level(logging.CRITICAL, 'bll'):
            svc = NovaSvc(
                BllRequest(auth_token=get_mock_token(),
                           data={api.OPERATION: 'service-delete'}))
            # In production the service is called via the handle method of the
            # base, SvcBase, which uses pykka and catches exceptions and
            # returns an appropriate error response to the caller.  But using
            # pykka in unit tests conflicts with the mock library causing any
            # such tests to hang as both libraries are attempting to
            # automagically wrap function calls in proxies.  Therefore we have
            # to directly expect and handle the exception ourselves.
            with self.assertRaises(Exception):
                svc.handle()
    def test_put_to_missing_user(self):

        # PUT preferences for a non-existent user
        with log_level(logging.CRITICAL, 'bll.plugins.service'):
            reply = self.handle('PUT', randomword(), randomword())
        self.assertEqual('error', reply[api.STATUS])