class TestFilesystemStore(GenericStoreChecks):
@pytest.fixture(autouse=True)
def setUp(self):
from gc3libs.persistence.filesystem import FilesystemStore
self.tmpdir = tempfile.mkdtemp()
self.store = FilesystemStore(self.tmpdir)
yield
shutil.rmtree(self.tmpdir)
# XXX: there's nothing which is `FilesystemStore`-specific here!
def test_filesystemstorage_pickler_class(self):
"""
Check that `Persistable` instances are saved saparately.
Namely, if you want to save two independent objects but one of
them has a reference to the other, the standard behavior of
Pickle is to save a copy of the contained object into the same
file of the containing object.
The FilesystemStorage.Pickler class is aimed to avoid this.
"""
obj1 = SimplePersistableObject('parent')
obj2 = SimplePersistableObject('children')
obj1.children = obj2
id2 = self.store.save(obj2)
id1 = self.store.save(obj1)
del obj1
del obj2
obj1 = self.store.load(id1)
obj2 = self.store.load(id2)
assert obj1.children.value == 'children'
assert obj2.value == 'children'
assert obj1.children == obj2
def test_disaggregate_persistable_objects(self):
"""
Check that `Persistable` instances are saved separately from
their containers.
In addition to the checks done in `GenericStoreChecks`, we
also test that files have been created.
"""
# std checks
container_id, obj_id = super(
TestFilesystemStore, self).test_disaggregate_persistable_objects()
# check that files exist
container_file = os.path.join(self.store._directory, str(container_id))
assert os.path.exists(container_file)
obj_file = os.path.join(self.store._directory, str(obj_id))
assert os.path.exists(obj_file)
