class TestTelemetryStore(unittest.TestCase):
def setUp(self):
self.clock = Clock()
self.clock.advance(1000)
self.store = TelemetryStore(time_source=self.clock)
def test_new_object(self):
self.assertEqual([], self.store.state().keys())
self.store.receive(Msg("foo", 1000))
self.assertEqual(["foo"], self.store.state().keys())
obj = self.store.state()["foo"].get()
self.assertIsInstance(obj, Obj)
def test_receive_called(self):
self.store.receive(Msg("foo", 1000, 1))
obj = self.store.state()["foo"].get()
self.assertEquals(obj.last_msg, 1)
self.store.receive(Msg("foo", 1000, 2))
self.assertEquals(obj.last_msg, 2)
def test_drop_old(self):
self.store.receive(Msg("foo", 1000))
self.assertEqual(["foo"], self.store.state().keys())
self.clock.advance(1799.5)
self.store.receive(Msg("bar", 2799.5))
self.assertEqual({"bar", "foo"}, set(self.store.state().keys()))
self.clock.advance(0.5)
self.store.receive(Msg("bar", 2800))
self.assertEqual(["bar"], self.store.state().keys())
def test_become_interesting(self):
self.store.receive(Msg("foo", 1000, "boring"))
self.assertEqual([], self.store.state().keys())
self.store.receive(Msg("foo", 1001, "interesting"))
self.assertEqual(["foo"], self.store.state().keys())
# 'become boring' is not implemented, so also not tested yet
def test_drop_old_boring(self):
"""
Make sure that dropping a boring object doesn't fail.
"""
self.store.receive(Msg("foo", 1000, "boring"))
self.assertEqual([], self.store.state().keys())
self.clock.advance(1800)
self.store.receive(Msg("bar", 2800, "boring"))
self.assertEqual([], self.store.state().keys())
class TestTelemetryStore(unittest.TestCase):
def setUp(self):
self.clock = Clock()
self.clock.advance(1000)
self.store = TelemetryStore(time_source=self.clock)
def test_new_object(self):
self.assertEqual([], self.store.state().keys())
self.store.receive(Msg('foo', 1000))
self.assertEqual(['foo'], self.store.state().keys())
obj = self.store.state()['foo'].get()
self.assertIsInstance(obj, Obj)
def test_receive_called(self):
self.store.receive(Msg('foo', 1000, 1))
obj = self.store.state()['foo'].get()
self.assertEquals(obj.last_msg, 1)
self.store.receive(Msg('foo', 1000, 2))
self.assertEquals(obj.last_msg, 2)
def test_drop_old(self):
self.store.receive(Msg('foo', 1000))
self.assertEqual(['foo'], self.store.state().keys())
self.clock.advance(1799.5)
self.store.receive(Msg('bar', 2799.5))
self.assertEqual({'bar', 'foo'}, set(self.store.state().keys()))
self.clock.advance(0.5)
self.store.receive(Msg('bar', 2800))
self.assertEqual(['bar'], self.store.state().keys())
def test_become_interesting(self):
self.store.receive(Msg('foo', 1000, 'boring'))
self.assertEqual([], self.store.state().keys())
self.store.receive(Msg('foo', 1001, 'interesting'))
self.assertEqual(['foo'], self.store.state().keys())
# 'become boring' is not implemented, so also not tested yet
def test_drop_old_boring(self):
"""
Make sure that dropping a boring object doesn't fail.
"""
self.store.receive(Msg('foo', 1000, 'boring'))
self.assertEqual([], self.store.state().keys())
self.clock.advance(1800)
self.store.receive(Msg('bar', 2800, 'boring'))
self.assertEqual([], self.store.state().keys())
class TestTelemetryStore(unittest.TestCase):
def setUp(self):
self.clock = SlightlyBetterClock()
self.clock.advance(1000)
self.store = TelemetryStore(time_source=self.clock)
def test_new_object(self):
self.assertEqual(set(), set(self.store.state().keys()))
self.store.receive(Msg('foo', 1000))
self.assertEqual({'foo'}, set(self.store.state().keys()))
obj = self.store.state()['foo'].get()
self.assertIsInstance(obj, Obj)
def test_receive_called(self):
self.store.receive(Msg('foo', 1000, 1))
obj = self.store.state()['foo'].get()
self.assertEqual(obj.last_msg, 1)
self.store.receive(Msg('foo', 1000, 2))
self.assertEqual(obj.last_msg, 2)
def test_drop_old(self):
self.store.receive(Msg('foo', 1000))
self.assertEqual({'foo'}, set(self.store.state().keys()))
self.clock.advance(1799.5)
self.store.receive(Msg('bar', 2799.5))
self.assertEqual({'bar', 'foo'}, set(self.store.state().keys()))
self.clock.advance(0.5)
self.assertEqual({'bar'}, set(self.store.state().keys()))
self.clock.advance(10000)
self.assertEqual(set(), set(self.store.state().keys()))
# Expect complete cleanup -- that is, even if a TelemetryStore is created, filled, and thrown away, it will eventually be garbage collected when the objects expire.
self.assertEqual(set(), set(self.clock.getDelayedCalls()))
def test_become_interesting(self):
self.store.receive(Msg('foo', 1000, 'boring'))
self.assertEqual(set(), set(self.store.state().keys()))
self.store.receive(Msg('foo', 1001, 'interesting'))
self.assertEqual({'foo'}, set(self.store.state().keys()))
# 'become boring' is not implemented, so also not tested yet
def test_drop_old_boring(self):
"""
Make sure that dropping a boring object doesn't fail.
"""
self.store.receive(Msg('foo', 1000, 'boring'))
self.assertEqual(set(), set(self.store.state().keys()))
self.clock.advance(1800)
self.store.receive(Msg('bar', 2800, 'boring'))
self.assertEqual(set(), set(self.store.state().keys()))
def test_expire_in_the_past(self):
"""
An ITelemetryObject expiring in the past is not an error.
"""
self.clock.advance(10000)
self.store.receive(Msg('foo', 0, 'long ago'))
self.clock.advance(2000)
class TestTelemetryStore(unittest.TestCase):
def setUp(self):
self.clock = SlightlyBetterClock()
self.clock.advance(1000)
self.store = TelemetryStore(time_source=self.clock)
def test_new_object(self):
self.assertEqual([], self.store.state().keys())
self.store.receive(Msg('foo', 1000))
self.assertEqual(['foo'], self.store.state().keys())
obj = self.store.state()['foo'].get()
self.assertIsInstance(obj, Obj)
def test_receive_called(self):
self.store.receive(Msg('foo', 1000, 1))
obj = self.store.state()['foo'].get()
self.assertEquals(obj.last_msg, 1)
self.store.receive(Msg('foo', 1000, 2))
self.assertEquals(obj.last_msg, 2)
def test_drop_old(self):
self.store.receive(Msg('foo', 1000))
self.assertEqual(['foo'], self.store.state().keys())
self.clock.advance(1799.5)
self.store.receive(Msg('bar', 2799.5))
self.assertEqual({'bar', 'foo'}, set(self.store.state().keys()))
self.clock.advance(0.5)
self.assertEqual({'bar'}, set(self.store.state().keys()))
self.clock.advance(10000)
self.assertEqual([], self.store.state().keys())
# Expect complete cleanup -- that is, even if a TelemetryStore is created, filled, and thrown away, it will eventually be garbage collected when the objects expire.
self.assertEqual([], self.clock.getDelayedCalls())
def test_become_interesting(self):
self.store.receive(Msg('foo', 1000, 'boring'))
self.assertEqual([], self.store.state().keys())
self.store.receive(Msg('foo', 1001, 'interesting'))
self.assertEqual(['foo'], self.store.state().keys())
# 'become boring' is not implemented, so also not tested yet
def test_drop_old_boring(self):
"""
Make sure that dropping a boring object doesn't fail.
"""
self.store.receive(Msg('foo', 1000, 'boring'))
self.assertEqual([], self.store.state().keys())
self.clock.advance(1800)
self.store.receive(Msg('bar', 2800, 'boring'))
self.assertEqual([], self.store.state().keys())
def test_expire_in_the_past(self):
"""
An ITelemetryObject expiring in the past is not an error.
"""
self.clock.advance(10000)
self.store.receive(Msg('foo', 0, 'long ago'))
self.clock.advance(2000)
