def test_log_file_has_sub_process_entries(self):
""" This test documents the alternative: slurp the log results back in
from the log file and then do the text matches.
"""
assert applog.delete_log_file_if_exists() == True
main_logger = applog.MainLogger()
log_queue = main_logger.log_queue
sub_proc = multiprocessing.Process(target=self.worker_process,
args=(log_queue, ))
sub_proc.start()
time.sleep(1.0) # make sure the process has enough time to emit
main_logger.close()
time.sleep(0.5) # required to let file creation happen
log_text = applog.get_text_from_log()
assert "Top level log configuration" in log_text
assert "Sub process setup configuration" in log_text
assert "Sub process debug log info" in log_text
applog.explicit_log_close()
def test_device_logs_in_file_only(self, simulate_main, caplog, qtbot):
""" Shows the expected behavior. Demonstrates that the capturelog
fixture on py.test does not see sub process entries.
"""
QtTest.QTest.qWaitForWindowShown(simulate_main.form)
qtbot.wait(1000)
log_text = applog.get_text_from_log()
assert "SimulatedPM100 setup" in log_text
assert "SimulatedPM100 setup" not in caplog.text()
def test_device_logs_in_file_only(self, simulate_main, caplog, qtbot):
""" Shows the expected behavior. Demonstrates that the capturelog
fixture on py.test does not see sub process entries.
"""
QtTest.QTest.qWaitForWindowShown(simulate_main.form)
qtbot.wait(1000)
log_text = applog.get_text_from_log()
assert "SimulatedPM100 setup" in log_text
assert "SimulatedPM100 setup" not in caplog.text()
def test_log_file_has_entries(self):
assert applog.delete_log_file_if_exists() == True
main_logger = applog.MainLogger()
main_logger.close()
time.sleep(0.5) # required to let file creation happen
log_text = applog.get_text_from_log()
assert "Top level log configuration" in log_text
applog.explicit_log_close()
def test_log_file_has_entries(self):
assert applog.delete_log_file_if_exists() == True
main_logger = applog.MainLogger()
main_logger.close()
time.sleep(0.5) # required to let file creation happen
log_text = applog.get_text_from_log()
assert "Top level log configuration" in log_text
applog.explicit_log_close()
def test_subprocess_data_collected_and_logged(self, wrapper, caplog):
# Ensure at least one entry is available on the queue
result = self.read_while_none(wrapper)
assert result[0] == 1
assert result[1] >= 123
time.sleep(0.5) # Give subprocess log entries time to propagate to file
log_text = applog.get_text_from_log()
assert "SimulatedPM100 setup" in log_text
assert "SimulatedPM100 setup" not in caplog.text()
def test_subprocess_data_collected_and_logged(self, wrapper, caplog):
# Ensure at least one entry is available on the queue
result = self.read_while_none(wrapper)
assert result[0] == 1
assert result[1] >= 123
time.sleep(
0.5) # Give subprocess log entries time to propagate to file
log_text = applog.get_text_from_log()
assert "SimulatedPM100 setup" in log_text
assert "SimulatedPM100 setup" not in caplog.text()
def test_log_file_has_sub_process_entries(self):
""" This test documents the alternative: slurp the log results back in
from the log file and then do the text matches.
"""
assert applog.delete_log_file_if_exists() == True
main_logger = applog.MainLogger()
log_queue = main_logger.log_queue
sub_proc = multiprocessing.Process(target=self.worker_process, args=(log_queue,))
sub_proc.start()
time.sleep(1.0) # make sure the process has enough time to emit
main_logger.close()
time.sleep(0.5) # required to let file creation happen
log_text = applog.get_text_from_log()
assert "Top level log configuration" in log_text
assert "Sub process setup configuration" in log_text
assert "Sub process debug log info" in log_text
applog.explicit_log_close()
