def test_receive_one_message(self):
# mock out the xmpp connection and have it connect and authenticate
fake_connection = flexmock(name='fake_connection', _sock="the socket")
fake_client = flexmock(name='fake_client', Connection=fake_connection)
fake_client.should_receive('connect').and_return(True)
fake_client.should_receive('auth').with_args(
self.appid, self.password, resource='').and_return(True)
# also add in mocks for when messages are received or when we see
# presence notifications
fake_client.should_receive('RegisterHandler').and_return()
# add in a mock for when we send our presence message to the XMPP server
fake_client.should_receive('sendInitPresence').and_return()
# and make sure that we only process one message
fake_client.should_receive('Process').with_args(1).once()
flexmock(xmpp)
xmpp.should_receive('Client').with_args(self.login_ip, debug=[]) \
.and_return(fake_client)
# finally, mock out 'select', and have it put in a message
flexmock(select)
message = {"the socket": "xmpp"}
select.should_receive('select').with_args(['the socket'], [], [], 1) \
.and_return(message, None, None)
receiver = XMPPReceiver(self.appid, self.login_ip,
self.load_balancer_ip, self.password)
actual_messages_sent = receiver.listen_for_messages(
messages_to_listen_for=1)
self.assertEquals(1, actual_messages_sent)
def test_receive_one_message(self):
# mock out the xmpp connection and have it connect and authenticate
fake_connection = flexmock(name='fake_connection', _sock="the socket")
fake_client = flexmock(name='fake_client', Connection=fake_connection)
fake_client.should_receive('connect').and_return(True)
fake_client.should_receive('auth').with_args(self.appid, self.password,
resource='').and_return(True)
# also add in mocks for when messages are received or when we see
# presence notifications
fake_client.should_receive('RegisterHandler').and_return()
# add in a mock for when we send our presence message to the XMPP server
fake_client.should_receive('sendInitPresence').and_return()
# and make sure that we only process one message
fake_client.should_receive('Process').with_args(1).once()
flexmock(xmpp)
xmpp.should_receive('Client').with_args(self.login_ip, debug=[]) \
.and_return(fake_client)
# finally, mock out 'select', and have it put in a message
flexmock(select)
message = {"the socket" : "xmpp"}
select.should_receive('select').with_args(['the socket'], [], [], 1) \
.and_return(message, None, None)
receiver = XMPPReceiver(self.appid, self.login_ip, self.load_balancer_ip,
self.password)
actual_messages_sent = receiver.listen_for_messages(
messages_to_listen_for=1)
self.assertEquals(1, actual_messages_sent)
def test_presence_message(self):
# since we mock out the xmpp client in previous tests, we can't rely on it
# to call the xmpp_presence method. therefore, let's test it separately.
fake_subscribed_presence = flexmock(name='subscribed')
fake_subscribe_presence = flexmock(name='subscribe')
fake_from = flexmock(name='fake_from')
fake_from.should_receive('getStripped').and_return('me@public1')
flexmock(xmpp)
xmpp.should_receive('Presence').with_args(
to=fake_from,
typ='subscribed').and_return(fake_subscribed_presence)
xmpp.should_receive('Presence').with_args(
to=fake_from, typ='subscribe').and_return(fake_subscribe_presence)
fake_conn = flexmock(name='fake_conn')
fake_conn.should_receive('send').with_args(fake_subscribed_presence)
fake_conn.should_receive('send').with_args(fake_subscribe_presence)
fake_event = flexmock(name='fake_event')
fake_event.should_receive('getFrom').and_return(fake_from)
fake_event.should_receive('getPayload').and_return('doesnt matter')
fake_event.should_receive('getType').and_return('subscribe')
receiver = XMPPReceiver(self.appid, self.login_ip,
self.load_balancer_ip, self.password)
receiver.xmpp_presence(fake_conn, fake_event)
def test_receive_one_message(self):
# mock out the xmpp connection and have it connect and authenticate
fake_connection = flexmock(name='fake_connection', _sock="the socket")
fake_client = flexmock(name='fake_client', Connection=fake_connection)
fake_client.should_receive('connect').and_return(True)
fake_client.should_receive('auth').with_args(
self.appid, self.password, resource='').and_return(True)
# also add in mocks for when messages are received or when we see
# presence notifications
fake_client.should_receive('RegisterHandler').and_return()
# add in a mock for when we send our presence message to the XMPP server
fake_client.should_receive('sendInitPresence').and_return()
# and make sure that we only process one message
fake_client.should_receive('Process').and_return(len('the message')).\
and_return(0)
flexmock(xmpp)
xmpp.should_receive('Client').with_args(self.login_ip, debug=[]) \
.and_return(fake_client)
receiver = XMPPReceiver(self.appid, self.login_ip,
self.load_balancer_ip, self.password)
receiver.listen_for_messages()
def test_presence_message(self):
# since we mock out the xmpp client in previous tests, we can't rely on it
# to call the xmpp_presence method. therefore, let's test it separately.
fake_subscribed_presence = flexmock(name='subscribed')
fake_subscribe_presence = flexmock(name='subscribe')
fake_from = flexmock(name='fake_from')
fake_from.should_receive('getStripped').and_return('me@public1')
flexmock(xmpp)
xmpp.should_receive('Presence').with_args(to=fake_from,
typ='subscribed').and_return(fake_subscribed_presence)
xmpp.should_receive('Presence').with_args(to=fake_from,
typ='subscribe').and_return(fake_subscribe_presence)
fake_conn = flexmock(name='fake_conn')
fake_conn.should_receive('send').with_args(fake_subscribed_presence)
fake_conn.should_receive('send').with_args(fake_subscribe_presence)
fake_event = flexmock(name='fake_event')
fake_event.should_receive('getFrom').and_return(fake_from)
fake_event.should_receive('getPayload').and_return('doesnt matter')
fake_event.should_receive('getType').and_return('subscribe')
receiver = XMPPReceiver(self.appid, self.login_ip, self.load_balancer_ip,
self.password)
receiver.xmpp_presence(fake_conn, fake_event)
def test_connect_to_xmpp_but_it_is_down(self):
# mock out the xmpp connection and have it not connect
fake_client = flexmock(name="fake_client")
fake_client.should_receive("connect").and_return(None)
flexmock(xmpp)
xmpp.should_receive("Client").with_args(self.login_ip, debug=[]).and_return(fake_client)
receiver = XMPPReceiver(self.appid, self.login_ip, self.app_port, self.password)
self.assertRaises(SystemExit, receiver.listen_for_messages, messages_to_listen_for=1)
def test_connect_to_xmpp_but_cannot_auth(self):
# mock out the xmpp connection and have it connect, but not authenticate
fake_client = flexmock(name="fake_client")
fake_client.should_receive("connect").and_return(True)
fake_client.should_receive("auth").with_args(self.appid, self.password, resource="").and_return(None)
flexmock(xmpp)
xmpp.should_receive("Client").with_args(self.login_ip, debug=[]).and_return(fake_client)
receiver = XMPPReceiver(self.appid, self.login_ip, self.password)
self.assertRaises(SystemExit, receiver.listen_for_messages, messages_to_listen_for=1)
def test_connect_to_xmpp_but_it_is_down(self):
# mock out the xmpp connection and have it not connect
fake_client = flexmock(name='fake_client')
fake_client.should_receive('connect').and_return(None)
flexmock(xmpp)
xmpp.should_receive('Client').with_args(self.login_ip, debug=[]) \
.and_return(fake_client)
receiver = XMPPReceiver(self.appid, self.login_ip,
self.load_balancer_ip, self.password)
self.assertRaises(SystemExit, receiver.listen_for_messages)
def test_send_xmpp_message(self):
# mock out logging
flexmock(logging)
logging.should_receive('info').and_return()
# set up a fake xmpp message
fake_xmpp_message = flexmock(name='xmpp_message')
# and slip in our mocked message
flexmock(xmpppy)
flexmock(xmpppy.protocol)
xmpppy.protocol.should_receive('Message').with_args(frm=self.my_jid,
to=re.compile('one|two'), body=self.message, typ=self.message_type) \
.and_return(fake_xmpp_message)
# set up a fake xmpp client
fake_xmpp_client = flexmock(name='xmpp')
fake_xmpp_client.should_receive('connect').with_args(secure=False) \
.and_return()
fake_xmpp_client.should_receive('auth').with_args(
self.appid, self.uasecret, resource='').and_return()
fake_xmpp_client.should_receive('send').with_args(
fake_xmpp_message).and_return()
# and slip in our mocked xmpp client in lieu of the real one
xmpppy.should_receive('Client').with_args(self.domain, debug=[]) \
.and_return(fake_xmpp_client)
xmpp = xmpp_service_real.XmppService(log=logging.info,
service_name='xmpp',
domain=self.domain,
uaserver='public-ip',
uasecret=self.uasecret)
# Set up a mocked XMPPRequest, that contains the message we want to send and
# who we want to send it to.
fake_request = flexmock(name='xmpp_message_request')
fake_request.should_receive('jid_list').and_return(['one', 'two'])
fake_request.should_receive('body').and_return(self.message)
fake_request.should_receive('type').and_return(self.message_type)
# _Dynamic_SendMessage will put a NO_ERROR message in the response if the
# xmpp message was sent successfully, so just make sure the method returned
# and that the mocked response has that status.
fake_response = flexmock(name='xmpp_message_response')
fake_response.should_receive('add_status') \
.with_args(xmpp_service_pb.XmppMessageResponse.NO_ERROR).and_return()
self.assertEquals(
None, xmpp._Dynamic_SendMessage(fake_request, fake_response))
def test_connect_to_xmpp_but_cannot_auth(self):
# mock out the xmpp connection and have it connect, but not authenticate
fake_client = flexmock(name='fake_client')
fake_client.should_receive('connect').and_return(True)
fake_client.should_receive('auth').with_args(
self.appid, self.password, resource='').and_return(None)
flexmock(xmpp)
xmpp.should_receive('Client').with_args(self.login_ip, debug=[]) \
.and_return(fake_client)
receiver = XMPPReceiver(self.appid, self.login_ip, self.password)
self.assertRaises(SystemExit,
receiver.listen_for_messages,
messages_to_listen_for=1)
def test_send_xmpp_message(self):
# mock out logging
flexmock(logging)
logging.should_receive('info').and_return()
# set up a fake xmpp message
fake_xmpp_message = flexmock(name='xmpp_message')
# and slip in our mocked message
flexmock(xmpppy)
flexmock(xmpppy.protocol)
xmpppy.protocol.should_receive('Message').with_args(frm=self.my_jid,
to=re.compile('one|two'), body=self.message, typ=self.message_type) \
.and_return(fake_xmpp_message)
# set up a fake xmpp client
fake_xmpp_client = flexmock(name='xmpp')
fake_xmpp_client.should_receive('connect').with_args(
(self.ejabberd_ip, self.xmpp_port), secure=False)
fake_xmpp_client.should_receive('auth').with_args(self.appid, self.uasecret,
resource='').and_return()
fake_xmpp_client.should_receive('send').with_args(
fake_xmpp_message).and_return()
# and slip in our mocked xmpp client in lieu of the real one
xmpppy.should_receive('Client').with_args(self.domain, debug=[]) \
.and_return(fake_xmpp_client)
xmpp = xmpp_service_real.XmppService(
self.ejabberd_ip, log=logging.info, service_name='xmpp',
domain=self.domain, uaserver='public-ip', uasecret=self.uasecret)
# Set up a mocked XMPPRequest, that contains the message we want to send and
# who we want to send it to.
fake_request = flexmock(name='xmpp_message_request')
fake_request.should_receive('jid_list').and_return(['one', 'two'])
fake_request.should_receive('body').and_return(self.message)
fake_request.should_receive('type').and_return(self.message_type)
# _Dynamic_SendMessage will put a NO_ERROR message in the response if the
# xmpp message was sent successfully, so just make sure the method returned
# and that the mocked response has that status.
fake_response = flexmock(name='xmpp_message_response')
fake_response.should_receive('add_status') \
.with_args(xmpp_service_pb.XmppMessageResponse.NO_ERROR).and_return()
self.assertEquals(None, xmpp._Dynamic_SendMessage(fake_request,
fake_response))
def test_send_channel_message(self):
# mock out logging
flexmock(logging)
logging.should_receive('info').and_return()
# set up a fake xmpp message
fake_xmpp_message = flexmock(name='xmpp_message')
# and slip in our mocked message
flexmock(xmpppy)
flexmock(xmpppy.protocol)
xmpppy.protocol.should_receive('Message').with_args(
frm=self.my_jid,
to=re.compile('channel.*key@domain'),
body=self.message,
typ=self.message_type).and_return(fake_xmpp_message)
# set up a fake xmpp client
fake_xmpp_client = flexmock(name='xmpp')
fake_xmpp_client.should_receive('connect').with_args(secure=False) \
.and_return()
fake_xmpp_client.should_receive('auth').with_args(
self.appid, self.uasecret, resource='').and_return()
fake_xmpp_client.should_receive('send').with_args(
fake_xmpp_message).and_return()
# and slip in our mocked xmpp client in lieu of the real one
xmpppy.should_receive('Client').with_args(self.domain, debug=[]) \
.and_return(fake_xmpp_client)
xmpp = xmpp_service_real.XmppService(log=logging.info,
service_name='xmpp',
domain=self.domain,
uaserver='public-ip',
uasecret=self.uasecret)
# Set up a mocked XMPPRequest, that contains the message we want to send and
# who we want to send it to.
fake_request = flexmock(name='xmpp_message_request')
fake_request.should_receive('message').and_return(self.message)
fake_request.should_receive('application_key').and_return('key')
# Unlike _Dynamic_SendMessage, the channel version doesn't set the NO_ERROR
# status, and it doesn't actually return anything, so just make sure that
# no exceptions were thrown.
self.assertEquals(None,
xmpp._Dynamic_SendChannelMessage(fake_request, None))
def test_send_channel_message(self):
# mock out logging
flexmock(logging)
logging.should_receive('info').and_return()
# set up a fake xmpp message
fake_xmpp_message = flexmock(name='xmpp_message')
# and slip in our mocked message
flexmock(xmpppy)
flexmock(xmpppy.protocol)
xmpppy.protocol.should_receive('Message').with_args(frm=self.my_jid,
to=re.compile('channel.*key@domain'), body=self.message,
typ=self.message_type).and_return(fake_xmpp_message)
# set up a fake xmpp client
fake_xmpp_client = flexmock(name='xmpp')
fake_xmpp_client.should_receive('connect').with_args(
(self.ejabberd_ip, self.xmpp_port), secure=False)
fake_xmpp_client.should_receive('auth').with_args(self.appid, self.uasecret,
resource='').and_return()
fake_xmpp_client.should_receive('send').with_args(
fake_xmpp_message).and_return()
# and slip in our mocked xmpp client in lieu of the real one
xmpppy.should_receive('Client').with_args(self.domain, debug=[]) \
.and_return(fake_xmpp_client)
xmpp = xmpp_service_real.XmppService(
self.ejabberd_ip, log=logging.info, service_name='xmpp',
domain=self.domain, uaserver='public-ip', uasecret=self.uasecret)
# Set up a mocked XMPPRequest, that contains the message we want to send and
# who we want to send it to.
fake_request = flexmock(name='xmpp_message_request')
fake_request.should_receive('message').and_return(self.message)
fake_request.should_receive('application_key').and_return('key')
# Unlike _Dynamic_SendMessage, the channel version doesn't set the NO_ERROR
# status, and it doesn't actually return anything, so just make sure that
# no exceptions were thrown.
self.assertEquals(None, xmpp._Dynamic_SendChannelMessage(fake_request,
None))
def test_presence_message(self):
# since we mock out the xmpp client in previous tests, we can't rely on it
# to call the xmpp_presence method. therefore, let's test it separately.
fake_subscribed_presence = flexmock(name="subscribed")
fake_subscribe_presence = flexmock(name="subscribe")
fake_from = flexmock(name="fake_from")
fake_from.should_receive("getStripped").and_return("me@public1")
flexmock(xmpp)
xmpp.should_receive("Presence").with_args(to=fake_from, typ="subscribed").and_return(fake_subscribed_presence)
xmpp.should_receive("Presence").with_args(to=fake_from, typ="subscribe").and_return(fake_subscribe_presence)
fake_conn = flexmock(name="fake_conn")
fake_conn.should_receive("send").with_args(fake_subscribed_presence)
fake_conn.should_receive("send").with_args(fake_subscribe_presence)
fake_event = flexmock(name="fake_event")
fake_event.should_receive("getFrom").and_return(fake_from)
fake_event.should_receive("getPayload").and_return("doesnt matter")
fake_event.should_receive("getType").and_return("subscribe")
receiver = XMPPReceiver(self.appid, self.login_ip, self.app_port, self.password)
receiver.xmpp_presence(fake_conn, fake_event)
