def test_exclude_message_when_production(set_production_true, fname, key):
u.setup_aws_mocks()
bucket = u.create_bucket()
# Given that PRODUCTION is missing or true
set_production_true()
# WHEN a bad file is processed:
u.upload_file(bucket, fname, key)
event = u.build_event(bucket.name, key)
response = lambda_handler(event, u.dummy_context)
print("response:", response)
# THEN it should pass & be marked as excluded
assert "pass" in response['results'][0]['status']
assert u.is_in("Excluded from validation", response['results'], 'results')
def test_raise_exception_on_S3_error():
# GIVEN we're running in lambda
# mock the queue, but we won't examine it
u.setup_aws_mocks()
u.create_bucket()
# WHEN a non existant file is processed
# (S3 only guarantees eventual consistancy)
bucket_name, key_name = 'bogus_bucket', 'firefox-bogus.exe'
event = u.build_event(bucket_name, key_name)
# THEN we raise an error (so AWS will retry)
with pytest.raises(IOError):
results = lambda_handler(event, u.dummy_context)
# and function should not have returned
assert 'results' not in locals().keys()
def test_always_log_output_issue_17(setter, fname, capsys):
# mock the queue, but we won't examine it
u.setup_aws_mocks()
bucket = u.create_bucket()
# Given that VERBOSE is in any state
setter()
# WHEN any file is processed
bucket_name, key_name = u.upload_file(bucket, fname)
event = u.build_event(bucket_name, key_name)
results = lambda_handler(event, u.dummy_context)
# THEN there should always be a message on stdout
out, err = capsys.readouterr()
# put useful information in failure output
print("response: '{}'".format(results))
assert out != ''
assert err == ''
def test_pass_no_message_when_no_verbose(setter, fname):
queue = u.setup_aws_mocks()
bucket = u.create_bucket()
# given that verbose is not set
setter()
# when a good file is processed
bucket_name, key_name = u.upload_file(bucket, fname)
event = u.build_event(bucket_name, key_name)
response = lambda_handler(event, u.dummy_context)
# THEN there should be no message
count, msg_json = u.get_one_message(queue)
try:
msg_dict = json.loads(msg_json)
msg = msg_dict['Message']
except ValueError:
msg = ""
# print things that will be useful to debug
print("response:", response)
print("message:", msg)
print("count:", count)
# actual criteria to pass
assert "pass" in response['results'][0]['status']
assert count is 0 and msg is ""
def test_no_exclude_message_when_not_production(set_production_false, fname):
u.setup_aws_mocks()
bucket = u.create_bucket()
# Given that PRODUCTION is set to False
set_production_false()
# WHEN any file is processed
u.upload_file(bucket, fname)
event = u.build_event(bucket.name, fname)
response = lambda_handler(event, u.dummy_context)
# THEN there should be no mentions of skipping
# count, msg = get_one_message(queue)
# print things that will be useful to debug
print("response:", response)
# actual criteria to pass
assert u.not_in("Excluded from validation",
response['results'][0]['results'])
def test_pass_message_when_verbose(setter, fname):
queue = u.setup_aws_mocks()
bucket = u.create_bucket()
# Given that VERBOSE is set
setter()
# WHEN a good file is processed
bucket_name, key_name = u.upload_file(bucket, fname)
event = u.build_event(bucket_name, key_name)
response = lambda_handler(event, u.dummy_context)
print("response:", response)
# THEN there should be no message
count, msg_json = u.get_one_message(queue)
msg_dict = json.loads(msg_json)
msg = msg_dict['Message']
print("message:", msg)
assert "pass" in response['results'][0]['status']
assert count is 1 and msg.startswith('pass for')
def test_fail_message_when_not_verbose(set_verbose_false, fname):
queue = u.setup_aws_mocks()
bucket = u.create_bucket()
# Given that VERBOSE is not set
set_verbose_false()
# WHEN a bad file is processed
u.upload_file(bucket, fname)
event = u.build_event(bucket.name, fname)
response = lambda_handler(event, u.dummy_context)
# THEN there should be a message
count, msg_json = u.get_one_message(queue)
msg_dict = json.loads(msg_json)
msg = msg_dict['Message']
# print things that will be useful to debug
print("response:", response)
print("message:", msg)
print("count:", count)
# actual criteria to pass
assert "fail" in response['results'][0]['status']
assert count is 1 and msg.startswith('fail for')