def ut_bad_single_log_saved_time():
single_log_path = PATH_TO_LOGS + "bad_single_log"
# Read in timestamp so we can save it for later use.
timestamp_file = open(single_log_path + ".timestamp", "r")
timestamp_contents = timestamp_file.read()
timestamp_file.close()
log_dict = analyzer.analyze_log(single_log_path, True)
# Since we are using the saved time option we must restore the original
# timestamp since it was overwritten during runtime.
timestamp_file = open(single_log_path + ".timestamp", "w")
timestamp_file.write(timestamp_contents)
timestamp_file.close()
# Open and load the answer for this unit test.
answer_path = PATH_TO_LOGS + "bad_single_log_answer_saved_time.pik"
answer = _open_answer(answer_path)
# Store answer for later
# fd = open(answer_path,'w')
# pickle.dump(log_dict, fd)
# fd.close()
if log_dict != answer:
print "The test for a single log, using the most recently stored",
print "timestamp has failed!",
def ut_bad_single_log_saved_time():
single_log_path = PATH_TO_LOGS + 'bad_single_log'
# Read in timestamp so we can save it for later use.
timestamp_file = open(single_log_path + '.timestamp', 'r')
timestamp_contents = timestamp_file.read()
timestamp_file.close()
log_dict = analyzer.analyze_log(single_log_path, True)
# Since we are using the saved time option we must restore the original
# timestamp since it was overwritten during runtime.
timestamp_file = open(single_log_path + '.timestamp', 'w')
timestamp_file.write(timestamp_contents)
timestamp_file.close()
# Open and load the answer for this unit test.
answer_path = PATH_TO_LOGS + 'bad_single_log_answer_saved_time.pik'
answer = _open_answer(answer_path)
# Store answer for later
# fd = open(answer_path,'w')
# pickle.dump(log_dict, fd)
# fd.close()
if log_dict != answer:
print "The test for a single log, using the most recently stored",
print "timestamp has failed!",
def ut_correct_single_log_all_time():
single_log_path = PATH_TO_LOGS + 'correct_single_log'
log_dict = analyzer.analyze_log(single_log_path)
# Open and load the answer for this unit test.
answer = _open_answer(PATH_TO_LOGS + 'correct_single_log_answer.pik')
if log_dict != answer:
print "The test for a single log, checking all timestamps failed!"
def ut_bad_single_log_all_time():
single_log_path = PATH_TO_LOGS + "bad_single_log"
log_dict = analyzer.analyze_log(single_log_path)
# Open and load the answer for this unit test.
answer = _open_answer(PATH_TO_LOGS + "bad_single_log_answer.pik")
if log_dict != answer:
print "The test for a single log, checking all timestamps failed!"
def ut_correct_single_log_custom_time():
single_log_path = PATH_TO_LOGS + 'correct_single_log'
timestamp = 1283097094.98
log_dict = analyzer.analyze_log(single_log_path, False, timestamp)
# Open and load the answer for this unit test.
answer_path = PATH_TO_LOGS + 'correct_single_log_answer_custom_time.pik'
answer = _open_answer(answer_path)
if log_dict != answer:
print "The test for a single log, checking timestamps after:", timestamp,
print "failed!"
def ut_bad_single_log_custom_time():
single_log_path = PATH_TO_LOGS + "bad_single_log"
timestamp = 1280356131.39
log_dict = analyzer.analyze_log(single_log_path, False, timestamp)
# Open and load the answer for this unit test.
answer_path = PATH_TO_LOGS + "bad_single_log_answer_custom_time.pik"
answer = _open_answer(answer_path)
if log_dict != answer:
print "The test for a single log, checking timestamps after:", timestamp,
print "failed!"
