def test_insert_map_datum(self):
        """An `uiapi.hazard_map_data` record is inserted correctly."""
        self.output = self.setup_output()
        session = Session.get()
        hmw = HazardMapDBWriter(
            session, self.output.path, self.output.oq_job.id)
        hmw.output = self.output

        # This output has no map data before calling the function under test.
        self.assertEqual(0, len(self.output.hazardmapdata_set))
        self.assertEqual(0, len(self.output.lossmapdata_set))

        # Call the function under test.
        data = HAZARD_MAP_DATA[-1]
        hmw.insert_map_datum(*data)

        # After calling the function under test we see the expected map data.
        self.assertEqual(1, len(self.output.hazardmapdata_set))
        self.assertEqual(0, len(self.output.lossmapdata_set))

        # Make sure the inserted map data is correct.
        [hmd] = self.output.hazardmapdata_set
        point = data[0].point
        self.assertEqual([point.x, point.y], hmd.location.coords(session))
        self.assertEqual(round_float(data[1].get("IML")),
                         round_float(hmd.value))
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    def setup_output(self,
                     job_to_use=None,
                     output_type="hazard_map",
                     db_backed=True):
        """Create an output object of the given type.

        :param job_to_use: if set use the passed
            :py:class:`db.alchemy.models.OqJob` instance as opposed to
            creating a new one.
        :param str output_type: map type, one of "hazard_map", "loss_map"
        :param bool db_backed: initialize the property of the newly created
            :py:class:`db.alchemy.models.Output` instance with this value.
        :returns: a :py:class:`db.alchemy.models.Output` instance
        """
        job = job_to_use if job_to_use else self.setup_classic_job()
        output = Output(owner=job.owner,
                        oq_job=job,
                        output_type=output_type,
                        db_backed=db_backed)
        output.path = self.touch(
            dir=os.path.join(job.path, "computed_output"),
            suffix=".xml",
            prefix="hzrd." if output_type == "hazard_map" else "loss.")
        session = Session.get()
        session.add(output)
        session.commit()
        return output
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    def test_insert_map_datum(self):
        """An `uiapi.hazard_map_data` record is inserted correctly."""
        self.output = self.setup_output()
        session = Session.get()
        hmw = HazardMapDBWriter(session, self.output.path,
                                self.output.oq_job.id)
        hmw.output = self.output

        # This output has no map data before calling the function under test.
        self.assertEqual(0, len(self.output.hazardmapdata_set))
        self.assertEqual(0, len(self.output.lossmapdata_set))

        # Call the function under test.
        data = HAZARD_MAP_DATA[-1]
        hmw.insert_map_datum(*data)

        # After calling the function under test we see the expected map data.
        self.assertEqual(1, len(self.output.hazardmapdata_set))
        self.assertEqual(0, len(self.output.lossmapdata_set))

        # Make sure the inserted map data is correct.
        [hmd] = self.output.hazardmapdata_set
        point = data[0].point
        self.assertEqual([point.x, point.y], hmd.location.coords(session))
        self.assertEqual(round_float(data[1].get("IML")),
                         round_float(hmd.value))
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    def setup_classic_job(self, create_job_path=True, upload_id=None):
        """Create a classic job with associated upload and inputs.

        :param integer upload_id: if set use upload record with given db key.
        :param bool create_job_path: if set the path for the job will be
            created and captured in the job record
        :returns: a :py:class:`db.alchemy.models.OqJob` instance
        """
        session = Session.get()
        upload = self.setup_upload(upload_id)
        oqp = OqParams()
        oqp.job_type = "classical"
        oqp.upload = upload
        oqp.region_grid_spacing = 0.01
        oqp.min_magnitude = 5.0
        oqp.investigation_time = 50.0
        oqp.component = "gmroti50"
        oqp.imt = "pga"
        oqp.truncation_type = "twosided"
        oqp.truncation_level = 3
        oqp.reference_vs30_value = 760
        oqp.imls = [
            0.005,
            0.007,
            0.0098,
            0.0137,
            0.0192,
            0.0269,
            0.0376,
            0.0527,
            0.0738,
            0.103,
            0.145,
            0.203,
            0.284,
            0.397,
            0.556,
            0.778,
        ]
        oqp.poes = [0.01, 0.10]
        oqp.realizations = 1
        oqp.region = "POLYGON((-81.3 37.2, -80.63 38.04, -80.02 37.49, -81.3 37.2))"
        session.add(oqp)
        job = OqJob(oq_params=oqp, owner=upload.owner, job_type="classical")
        session.add(job)
        session.commit()
        if create_job_path:
            job.path = os.path.join(upload.path, str(job.id))
            session.add(job)
            session.commit()
            os.mkdir(job.path)
            os.chmod(job.path, 0777)
        return job
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    def setup_upload(self, dbkey=None):
        """Create an upload with associated inputs.

        :param integer dbkey: if set use the upload record with given db key.
        :returns: a :py:class:`db.alchemy.models.Upload` instance
        """
        session = Session.get()
        if dbkey:
            upload = session.query(Upload).filter(Upload.id == dbkey).one()
            return upload

        user = session.query(OqUser).filter(OqUser.user_name == "openquake").one()
        upload = Upload(owner=user, path=tempfile.mkdtemp())
        session.add(upload)
        session.commit()
        return upload
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    def setup_upload(self, dbkey=None):
        """Create an upload with associated inputs.

        :param integer dbkey: if set use the upload record with given db key.
        :returns: a :py:class:`db.alchemy.models.Upload` instance
        """
        session = Session.get()
        if dbkey:
            upload = session.query(Upload).filter(Upload.id == dbkey).one()
            return upload

        user = session.query(OqUser).filter(
            OqUser.user_name == "openquake").one()
        upload = Upload(owner=user, path=tempfile.mkdtemp())
        session.add(upload)
        session.commit()
        return upload
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    def teardown_upload(self, upload, filesystem_only=True):
        """
        Tear down the file system (and potentially db) artefacts for the
        given upload.

        :param upload: the :py:class:`db.alchemy.models.Upload` instance
            in question
        :param bool filesystem_only: if set the upload/input database records
            will be left intact. This saves time and the test db will be
            dropped/recreated prior to the next db test suite run anyway.
        """
        # This is like "rm -rf path"
        shutil.rmtree(upload.path, ignore_errors=True)
        if filesystem_only:
            return
        session = Session.get()
        session.delete(upload)
        session.commit()
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    def teardown_upload(self, upload, filesystem_only=True):
        """
        Tear down the file system (and potentially db) artefacts for the
        given upload.

        :param upload: the :py:class:`db.alchemy.models.Upload` instance
            in question
        :param bool filesystem_only: if set the upload/input database records
            will be left intact. This saves time and the test db will be
            dropped/recreated prior to the next db test suite run anyway.
        """
        # This is like "rm -rf path"
        shutil.rmtree(upload.path, ignore_errors=True)
        if filesystem_only:
            return
        session = Session.get()
        session.delete(upload)
        session.commit()
    def test_serialize_sets_min_max_values(self):
        """
        serialize() sets the minimum and maximum values on the output record.
        """
        self.job = self.setup_classic_job()
        session = Session.get()
        output_path = self.generate_output_path(self.job)
        hmw = HazardMapDBWriter(session, output_path, self.job.id)

        # Call the function under test.
        hmw.serialize(HAZARD_MAP_DATA)

        minimum = min(data[1].get("IML") for data in HAZARD_MAP_DATA)
        maximum = max(data[1].get("IML") for data in HAZARD_MAP_DATA)
        # After calling the function under test we see the expected map data.
        [output] = self.job.output_set
        self.assertEqual(round_float(minimum), round_float(output.min_value))
        self.assertEqual(round_float(maximum), round_float(output.max_value))
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    def test_serialize_sets_min_max_values(self):
        """
        serialize() sets the minimum and maximum values on the output record.
        """
        self.job = self.setup_classic_job()
        session = Session.get()
        output_path = self.generate_output_path(self.job)
        hmw = HazardMapDBWriter(session, output_path, self.job.id)

        # Call the function under test.
        hmw.serialize(HAZARD_MAP_DATA)

        minimum = min(data[1].get("IML") for data in HAZARD_MAP_DATA)
        maximum = max(data[1].get("IML") for data in HAZARD_MAP_DATA)
        # After calling the function under test we see the expected map data.
        [output] = self.job.output_set
        self.assertEqual(round_float(minimum), round_float(output.min_value))
        self.assertEqual(round_float(maximum), round_float(output.max_value))
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def create_hazardmap_writer(params, nrml_path):
    """Create a hazard map writer observing the settings in the config file.

    :param dict params: the settings from the OpenQuake engine configuration
        file.
    :param str nrml_path: the full path of the XML/NRML representation of the
        hazard map.
    :returns: an :py:class:`output.hazard.HazardMapXMLWriter` or an
        :py:class:`output.hazard.HazardMapDBWriter` instance.
    """
    db_flag = params.get("SERIALIZE_MAPS_TO_DB")
    if not db_flag or db_flag.lower() == "false":
        return hazard_output.HazardMapXMLWriter(nrml_path)
    else:
        job_db_key = params.get("OPENQUAKE_JOB_ID")
        assert job_db_key, "No job db key in the configuration parameters"
        job_db_key = int(job_db_key)
        session = Session.get()
        return hazard_output.HazardMapDBWriter(session, nrml_path, job_db_key)
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def create_hazardmap_writer(params, nrml_path):
    """Create a hazard map writer observing the settings in the config file.

    :param dict params: the settings from the OpenQuake engine configuration
        file.
    :param str nrml_path: the full path of the XML/NRML representation of the
        hazard map.
    :returns: an :py:class:`output.hazard.HazardMapXMLWriter` or an
        :py:class:`output.hazard.HazardMapDBWriter` instance.
    """
    db_flag = params.get("SERIALIZE_MAPS_TO_DB")
    if not db_flag or db_flag.lower() == "false":
        return hazard_output.HazardMapXMLWriter(nrml_path)
    else:
        job_db_key = params.get("OPENQUAKE_JOB_ID")
        assert job_db_key, "No job db key in the configuration parameters"
        job_db_key = int(job_db_key)
        session = Session.get()
        return hazard_output.HazardMapDBWriter(session, nrml_path, job_db_key)
    def test_serialize(self):
        """serialize() inserts the output and the hazard_map_data records."""
        self.job = self.setup_classic_job()
        session = Session.get()
        output_path = self.generate_output_path(self.job)
        hmw = HazardMapDBWriter(session, output_path, self.job.id)

        # This job has no outputs before calling the function under test.
        self.assertEqual(0, len(self.job.output_set))

        # Call the function under test.
        hmw.serialize(HAZARD_MAP_DATA)

        # After calling the function under test we see the expected output.
        self.assertEqual(1, len(self.job.output_set))

        # After calling the function under test we see the expected map data.
        [output] = self.job.output_set
        self.assertEqual(len(HAZARD_MAP_DATA), len(output.hazardmapdata_set))
        self.assertEqual(0, len(output.lossmapdata_set))
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    def teardown_output(self, output, teardown_job=True, filesystem_only=True):
        """
        Tear down the file system (and potentially db) artefacts for the
        given output.

        :param output: the :py:class:`db.alchemy.models.Output` instance
            in question
        :param bool teardown_job: the associated job and its related artefacts
            shall be torn down as well.
        :param bool filesystem_only: if set the various database records will
            be left intact. This saves time and the test db will be
            dropped/recreated prior to the next db test suite run anyway.
        """
        job = output.oq_job
        if not filesystem_only:
            session = Session.get()
            session.delete(output)
            session.commit()
        if teardown_job:
            self.teardown_job(job, filesystem_only=filesystem_only)
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    def teardown_job(self, job, filesystem_only=True):
        """
        Tear down the file system (and potentially db) artefacts for the
        given job.

        :param job: the :py:class:`db.alchemy.models.OqJob` instance
            in question
        :param bool filesystem_only: if set the oq_job/oq_param/upload/input
            database records will be left intact. This saves time and the test
            db will be dropped/recreated prior to the next db test suite run
            anyway.
        """
        oqp = job.oq_params
        self.teardown_upload(oqp.upload, filesystem_only=filesystem_only)
        if filesystem_only:
            return
        session = Session.get()
        session.delete(job)
        session.delete(oqp)
        session.commit()
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    def test_serialize(self):
        """serialize() inserts the output and the hazard_map_data records."""
        self.job = self.setup_classic_job()
        session = Session.get()
        output_path = self.generate_output_path(self.job)
        hmw = HazardMapDBWriter(session, output_path, self.job.id)

        # This job has no outputs before calling the function under test.
        self.assertEqual(0, len(self.job.output_set))

        # Call the function under test.
        hmw.serialize(HAZARD_MAP_DATA)

        # After calling the function under test we see the expected output.
        self.assertEqual(1, len(self.job.output_set))

        # After calling the function under test we see the expected map data.
        [output] = self.job.output_set
        self.assertEqual(len(HAZARD_MAP_DATA), len(output.hazardmapdata_set))
        self.assertEqual(0, len(output.lossmapdata_set))
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    def teardown_output(self, output, teardown_job=True, filesystem_only=True):
        """
        Tear down the file system (and potentially db) artefacts for the
        given output.

        :param output: the :py:class:`db.alchemy.models.Output` instance
            in question
        :param bool teardown_job: the associated job and its related artefacts
            shall be torn down as well.
        :param bool filesystem_only: if set the various database records will
            be left intact. This saves time and the test db will be
            dropped/recreated prior to the next db test suite run anyway.
        """
        job = output.oq_job
        if not filesystem_only:
            session = Session.get()
            session.delete(output)
            session.commit()
        if teardown_job:
            self.teardown_job(job, filesystem_only=filesystem_only)
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    def teardown_job(self, job, filesystem_only=True):
        """
        Tear down the file system (and potentially db) artefacts for the
        given job.

        :param job: the :py:class:`db.alchemy.models.OqJob` instance
            in question
        :param bool filesystem_only: if set the oq_job/oq_param/upload/input
            database records will be left intact. This saves time and the test
            db will be dropped/recreated prior to the next db test suite run
            anyway.
        """
        oqp = job.oq_params
        self.teardown_upload(oqp.upload, filesystem_only=filesystem_only)
        if filesystem_only:
            return
        session = Session.get()
        session.delete(job)
        session.delete(oqp)
        session.commit()
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    def setup_classic_job(self, create_job_path=True, upload_id=None):
        """Create a classic job with associated upload and inputs.

        :param integer upload_id: if set use upload record with given db key.
        :param bool create_job_path: if set the path for the job will be
            created and captured in the job record
        :returns: a :py:class:`db.alchemy.models.OqJob` instance
        """
        session = Session.get()
        upload = self.setup_upload(upload_id)
        oqp = OqParams()
        oqp.job_type = "classical"
        oqp.upload = upload
        oqp.region_grid_spacing = 0.01
        oqp.min_magnitude = 5.0
        oqp.investigation_time = 50.0
        oqp.component = "gmroti50"
        oqp.imt = "pga"
        oqp.truncation_type = "twosided"
        oqp.truncation_level = 3
        oqp.reference_vs30_value = 760
        oqp.imls = [
            0.005, 0.007, 0.0098, 0.0137, 0.0192, 0.0269, 0.0376, 0.0527,
            0.0738, 0.103, 0.145, 0.203, 0.284, 0.397, 0.556, 0.778
        ]
        oqp.poes = [0.01, 0.10]
        oqp.realizations = 1
        oqp.region = (
            "POLYGON((-81.3 37.2, -80.63 38.04, -80.02 37.49, -81.3 37.2))")
        session.add(oqp)
        job = OqJob(oq_params=oqp, owner=upload.owner, job_type="classical")
        session.add(job)
        session.commit()
        if create_job_path:
            job.path = os.path.join(upload.path, str(job.id))
            session.add(job)
            session.commit()
            os.mkdir(job.path)
            os.chmod(job.path, 0777)
        return job
    def test_insert_output(self):
        """An `uiapi.output` record is inserted correctly."""
        self.job = self.setup_classic_job()
        session = Session.get()
        output_path = self.generate_output_path(self.job)
        hmw = HazardMapDBWriter(session, output_path, self.job.id)

        # This job has no outputs before calling the function under test.
        self.assertEqual(0, len(self.job.output_set))

        # Call the function under test.
        hmw.insert_output()

        # After calling the function under test we see the expected output.
        self.assertEqual(1, len(self.job.output_set))

        # Make sure the inserted output record has the right data.
        [output] = self.job.output_set
        self.assertTrue(output.db_backed)
        self.assertEqual(output_path, output.path)
        self.assertEqual("hazard_map", output.output_type)
        self.assertIs(self.job, output.oq_job)
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    def test_insert_output(self):
        """An `uiapi.output` record is inserted correctly."""
        self.job = self.setup_classic_job()
        session = Session.get()
        output_path = self.generate_output_path(self.job)
        hmw = HazardMapDBWriter(session, output_path, self.job.id)

        # This job has no outputs before calling the function under test.
        self.assertEqual(0, len(self.job.output_set))

        # Call the function under test.
        hmw.insert_output()

        # After calling the function under test we see the expected output.
        self.assertEqual(1, len(self.job.output_set))

        # Make sure the inserted output record has the right data.
        [output] = self.job.output_set
        self.assertTrue(output.db_backed)
        self.assertEqual(output_path, output.path)
        self.assertEqual("hazard_map", output.output_type)
        self.assertIs(self.job, output.oq_job)
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    def setup_output(self, job_to_use=None, output_type="hazard_map", db_backed=True):
        """Create an output object of the given type.

        :param job_to_use: if set use the passed
            :py:class:`db.alchemy.models.OqJob` instance as opposed to
            creating a new one.
        :param str output_type: map type, one of "hazard_map", "loss_map"
        :param bool db_backed: initialize the property of the newly created
            :py:class:`db.alchemy.models.Output` instance with this value.
        :returns: a :py:class:`db.alchemy.models.Output` instance
        """
        job = job_to_use if job_to_use else self.setup_classic_job()
        output = Output(owner=job.owner, oq_job=job, output_type=output_type, db_backed=db_backed)
        output.path = self.touch(
            dir=os.path.join(job.path, "computed_output"),
            suffix=".xml",
            prefix="hzrd." if output_type == "hazard_map" else "loss.",
        )
        session = Session.get()
        session.add(output)
        session.commit()
        return output