def test_reconnect_on_socket_error(rabbit_config, mock_container):
container = mock_container
container.shared_extensions = {}
container.config = rabbit_config
container.max_workers = 1
container.spawn_managed_thread = spawn_managed_thread
connection_revived = Mock()
queue_consumer = QueueConsumer().bind(container)
queue_consumer.setup()
queue_consumer.on_connection_revived = connection_revived
handler = MessageHandler()
queue_consumer.register_provider(handler)
queue_consumer.start()
with patch.object(Connection, "drain_events", autospec=True) as drain_events:
drain_events.side_effect = socket.error("test-error")
def check_reconnected():
assert connection_revived.call_count > 1
assert_stops_raising(check_reconnected)
queue_consumer.unregister_provider(handler)
queue_consumer.stop()
def test_reconnect_on_socket_error(rabbit_config):
container = Mock()
container.config = rabbit_config
container.max_workers = 1
container.spawn_managed_thread = spawn_thread
connection_revived = Mock()
queue_consumer = QueueConsumer()
queue_consumer.on_connection_revived = connection_revived
queue_consumer.bind("queue_consumer", container)
handler = MessageHandler()
queue_consumer.register_provider(handler)
queue_consumer.start()
with patch.object(
Connection, 'drain_events', autospec=True) as drain_events:
drain_events.side_effect = socket.error('test-error')
def check_reconnected():
assert connection_revived.call_count > 1
assert_stops_raising(check_reconnected)
queue_consumer.unregister_provider(handler)
queue_consumer.stop()
def test_reconnect_on_socket_error(rabbit_config):
container = Mock(spec=ServiceContainer)
container.shared_extensions = {}
container.config = rabbit_config
container.max_workers = 1
container.spawn_managed_thread = spawn_thread
connection_revived = Mock()
queue_consumer = QueueConsumer().bind(container)
queue_consumer.setup()
queue_consumer.on_connection_revived = connection_revived
handler = MessageHandler()
queue_consumer.register_provider(handler)
queue_consumer.start()
with patch.object(
Connection, 'drain_events', autospec=True) as drain_events:
drain_events.side_effect = socket.error('test-error')
def check_reconnected():
assert connection_revived.call_count > 1
assert_stops_raising(check_reconnected)
queue_consumer.unregister_provider(handler)
queue_consumer.stop()
def test_prefetch_count(rabbit_manager, rabbit_config):
container = Mock()
container.config = rabbit_config
container.max_workers = 1
container.spawn_managed_thread = spawn_thread
queue_consumer1 = QueueConsumer()
queue_consumer1.bind("queue_consumer", container)
queue_consumer2 = QueueConsumer()
queue_consumer2.bind("queue_consumer", container)
consumer_continue = Event()
class Handler1(object):
queue = ham_queue
def handle_message(self, body, message):
consumer_continue.wait()
queue_consumer1.ack_message(message)
messages = []
class Handler2(object):
queue = ham_queue
def handle_message(self, body, message):
messages.append(body)
queue_consumer2.ack_message(message)
handler1 = Handler1()
handler2 = Handler2()
queue_consumer1.register_provider(handler1)
queue_consumer2.register_provider(handler2)
queue_consumer1.start()
queue_consumer2.start()
vhost = rabbit_config['vhost']
# the first consumer only has a prefetch_count of 1 and will only
# consume 1 message and wait in handler1()
rabbit_manager.publish(vhost, 'spam', '', 'ham')
# the next message will go to handler2() no matter of any prefetch_count
rabbit_manager.publish(vhost, 'spam', '', 'eggs')
# the third message is only going to handler2 because the first consumer
# has a prefetch_count of 1 and thus is unable to deal with another message
# until having ACKed the first one
rabbit_manager.publish(vhost, 'spam', '', 'bacon')
with eventlet.Timeout(TIMEOUT):
while len(messages) < 2:
eventlet.sleep()
# allow the waiting consumer to ack its message
consumer_continue.send(None)
assert messages == ['eggs', 'bacon']
queue_consumer1.unregister_provider(handler1)
queue_consumer2.unregister_provider(handler2)
queue_consumer1.kill()
queue_consumer2.kill()
def test_prefetch_count(rabbit_manager, rabbit_config):
container = Mock()
container.config = rabbit_config
container.max_workers = 1
container.spawn_managed_thread = spawn_thread
queue_consumer1 = QueueConsumer()
queue_consumer1.bind("queue_consumer", container)
queue_consumer2 = QueueConsumer()
queue_consumer2.bind("queue_consumer", container)
consumer_continue = Event()
class Handler1(object):
queue = ham_queue
def handle_message(self, body, message):
consumer_continue.wait()
queue_consumer1.ack_message(message)
messages = []
class Handler2(object):
queue = ham_queue
def handle_message(self, body, message):
messages.append(body)
queue_consumer2.ack_message(message)
handler1 = Handler1()
handler2 = Handler2()
queue_consumer1.register_provider(handler1)
queue_consumer2.register_provider(handler2)
queue_consumer1.start()
queue_consumer2.start()
vhost = rabbit_config['vhost']
# the first consumer only has a prefetch_count of 1 and will only
# consume 1 message and wait in handler1()
rabbit_manager.publish(vhost, 'spam', '', 'ham')
# the next message will go to handler2() no matter of any prefetch_count
rabbit_manager.publish(vhost, 'spam', '', 'eggs')
# the third message is only going to handler2 because the first consumer
# has a prefetch_count of 1 and thus is unable to deal with another message
# until having ACKed the first one
rabbit_manager.publish(vhost, 'spam', '', 'bacon')
with eventlet.Timeout(TIMEOUT):
while len(messages) < 2:
eventlet.sleep()
# allow the waiting consumer to ack its message
consumer_continue.send(None)
assert messages == ['eggs', 'bacon']
queue_consumer1.unregister_provider(handler1)
queue_consumer2.unregister_provider(handler2)
queue_consumer1.kill()
queue_consumer2.kill()
