class SensorDataTest(unittest.TestCase): """ Use this to setup your tests. This is where you may want to load configuration information (if needed), initialize class-scoped variables, create class-scoped instances of complex objects, initialize any requisite connections, etc. """ def setUp(self): self.sensor = SensorData() self.sensor.addValue(11) pass """ Use this to tear down any allocated resources after your tests are complete. This is where you may want to release connections, zero out any long-term data, etc. """ def tearDown(self): pass """ Place your comments describing the test here. """ def testSomething(self): pass '@Test' def testgetCurrent(self): self.assertGreaterEqual(self.sensor.getCurrentValue(),0.0,'Current temperature coming less than 0') pass '@Test' def testgetAvg(self): self.assertGreaterEqual(self.sensor.getAverageValue(),0.0,'Avg coming less than 0') pass '@Test' def testgetMin(self): self.assertGreaterEqual(self.sensor.getMinValue(),0.0,'Min coming less than 0') pass '@Test' def testgetMax(self): self.assertGreaterEqual(self.sensor.getMaxValue(),0.0,'Max coming less than 0') pass '@Test' def testgetCount(self): self.assertGreaterEqual(self.sensor.getCount(),0.0,'sample count coming less than 0') pass
def toJsonFromSensorData(self, sensorData: SensorData.SensorData) -> str:
'''
Convert from SensorData instance to JSON
'''
#Converting the sensorData to a dictionary
jsonData = {
"currentValue": sensorData.getCurrentValue(),
"totalCount": sensorData.getCount(),
"avgValue": sensorData.getAverageValue(),
"maxValue": sensorData.getMinValue(),
"minValue": sensorData.getMaxValue(),
"timestamp": sensorData.timestamp,
"name": sensorData.getName()
}
#dumping the json data and returning it
jsonStr = json.dumps(jsonData)
#Logging and writing to file
self.writeSensorDataToFile("Creating JSON for sensorData" + jsonStr)
return jsonStr
class TempSensorEmulatorTask :
minTemp = 0
maxTemp = 0
currentTemp = 0
avgTemp = 0
threshold = 5
sensor = None
def __init__(self):
self.sensor = SensorData();
#Fetch current readings from the sensor
def getSensorData(self):
self.currentTemp = self.sensor.getCurrentValue()
self.minTemp = self.sensor.getMinValue()
self.maxTemp = self.sensor.getMaxValue()
self.avgTemp = self.sensor.getAverageValue()
self.readings = self.sensor.getCount()
logging.info("\n \nTemperature: \nTime: "+str(self.sensor.timestamp)+"\ncurrent : "+str(self.currentTemp) +"\nAverage :"+str(self.avgTemp)+"\nSamples :"+str(self.readings)+"\nMin: "+str(self.minTemp)+"\nMax :"+str(self.maxTemp)+"\n")
return self.currentTemp
#Testing if the threshold has been breached. If breached a mail has been triggered
def sendNotification(self):
try:
self.getSensorData()
if(abs(self.currentTemp - self.avgTemp) > self.threshold):
logging.info('Current temp exceeds average beyond ' + str(self.threshold) + '. Triggering alert...')
mail = SmtpClientConnector()
#Creating mail body text
data = "Temperature Exceeded Warning!\n \nTemperature: \nTime: "+str(self.sensor.timestamp)+"\ncurrent : "+str(self.currentTemp) +"\nAverage :"+str(self.avgTemp)+"\nSamples :"+str(self.readings)+"\nMin: "+str(self.minTemp)+"\nMax :"+str(self.maxTemp)
mail.publishMessage("Temperature Alert Python", data)
logging.info('\nMail sent')
return True
except:
#If the mailing fails, the method returns false
return False
class DataUtilTest(unittest.TestCase):
"""
Use this to setup your tests. This is where you may want to load configuration
information (if needed), initialize class-scoped variables, create class-scoped
instances of complex objects, initialize any requisite connections, etc.
"""
def setUp(self):
self.du = DataUtil()
self.sd = SensorData()
self.sd.addValue(15)
self.sd.setName("Test")
self.ad = ActuatorData()
self.ad.addValue(44)
self.ad.setName("Test")
self.ad.setCommand("Test")
pass
"""
Use this to tear down any allocated resources after your tests are complete. This
is where you may want to release connections, zero out any long-term data, etc.
"""
def tearDown(self):
pass
"""
Place your comments describing the test here.
"""
def testSomething(self):
pass
'@Test'
def testCheckJsonData(self):
jstring = self.du.toJsonFromSensorData(self.sd)
#print(jstring)
sd1 = self.du.toSensorDataFromJson(jstring)
#print(str(self.sd.getCurrentValue()))
#print(str(sd1.getCurrentValue()))
self.assertTrue(self.sd.getCount() == sd1.getCount(),
"count does not match")
self.assertTrue(self.sd.getCurrentValue() == sd1.getCurrentValue(),
"current does not match")
pass
'@Test'
def testCheckActuatorData(self):
jstring = self.du.toJsonFromActuatorData(self.ad)
'@Test'
def testtoActuatorDataFromJsonFile(self):
self.assertTrue(self.du.toActuatorDataFromJsonFile(),
"File to actuator failed")
pass
'@Test'
def testwriteActuatorDataToFile(self):
self.assertTrue(self.du.writeActuatorDataToFile(self.ad),
"File to actuator failed")
pass
'@Test'
def testwriteSensorDataToFile(self):
self.assertTrue(self.du.toActuatorDataFromJsonFile(),
"File to actuator failed")
pass
class Module03Test(unittest.TestCase):
"""
Use this to setup your tests. This is where you may want to load configuration
information (if needed), initialize class-scoped variables, create class-scoped
instances of complex objects, initialize any requisite connections, etc.
"""
def setUp(self):
self.config = ConfigUtil()
self.config.loadConfig('../../../config/ConnectedDevicesConfig.props')
self.tempsensor = TempSensorAdaptorTask()
self.sensordata = SensorData()
self.actuatordata = ActuatorData()
self.sensordata.addValue(10)
self.sensordata.addValue(15)
self.sensordata.addValue(20)
self.sensordata.addValue(25)
self.sensordata.setName('Temperature')
self.actuatordata.setCommand('Increasing')
self.actuatordata.setName('SenseHat')
self.sdmanager = SensorDataManager()
"""
Use this to tear down any allocated resources after your tests are complete. This
is where you may want to release connections, zero out any long-term data, etc.
"""
def tearDown(self):
pass
"""
Place your comments describing the test here.
"""
def testloadConfig(self):
self.assertTrue(
self.config.loadConfig(
'../../../config/ConnectedDevicesConfig.props'))
def testhasConfigData(self):
self.assertTrue(self.config.hasConfigData())
def testgetValue(self):
self.assertEqual(self.config.getValue("smtp.cloud", "port"), '465')
def testgetSensorData(self):
assert self.tempsensor.getTemperature(
) > 0 and self.tempsensor.getTemperature() < 30
def testgetAverageValue(self):
assert self.sensordata.getAverageValue(
) > 0 and self.sensordata.getAverageValue() < 30
def testgetCount(self):
self.assertEqual(self.sensordata.getCount(), 4)
def testgetCurrentValue(self):
assert self.sensordata.getCurrentValue(
) > 0 and self.sensordata.getCurrentValue() < 30
def testMinValue(self):
assert self.sensordata.getMinValue(
) >= 0 and self.sensordata.getMinValue() < 30
def testMaxValue(self):
assert self.sensordata.getMaxValue(
) > 0 and self.sensordata.getMaxValue() < 30
def testName(self):
self.assertEqual(self.sensordata.getName(), 'Temperature')
def testgetCommand(self):
self.assertEqual(self.actuatordata.getCommand(), 'Increasing')
def testName2(self):
self.assertEqual(self.actuatordata.getName(), 'SenseHat')
def testhandleSenseData(self):
assert self.sdmanager.handleSensorData(self.sensordata) is not None
class SensorDataTest(unittest.TestCase):
"""
Use this to setup your tests. This is where you may want to load configuration
information (if needed), initialize class-scoped variables, create class-scoped
instances of complex objects, initialize any requisite connections, etc.
"""
def setUp(self):
#instantiate sensorData
self.sensorData = SensorData()
pass
"""
Use this to tear down any allocated resources after your tests are complete. This
is where you may want to release connections, zero out any long-term data, etc.
"""
def tearDown(self):
#set the reference to the variables to none to release any resources
self.sensorData = None
"""
This test tests the addValue() method of SensorData module. It checks whether the
values are being correctly stored by getting the current value, the average value and the count
"""
def testAddValue(self):
logging.info('Running testAddValue()')
#add any valid value
self.sensorData.addValue(120)
#the current value should represent the recently added value
self.assertEqual(120, self.sensorData.getCurrentValue())
#as it is the first test, the count should return 1
self.assertEqual(1, self.sensorData.getCount())
#add any valid value
self.sensorData.addValue(140)
#average value should return (120 + 140)/2 = 260/2 = 130
self.assertEqual(130, self.sensorData.getAverageValue())
#add an invalid non-numeric value
self.sensorData.addValue('blahblahblah')
#current value should still remain 140
self.assertEqual(140, self.sensorData.getCurrentValue())
pass
"""
This test tests the getAverageValue() method of SensorData module. It checks whether the average is being
accurately calculated by the method
"""
def testGetAverageValue(self):
#add some valid values
self.sensorData.addValue(60)
self.sensorData.addValue(90)
self.sensorData.addValue(180)
#get the average
average = self.sensorData.getAverageValue()
#check if average value = total value / count
self.assertEqual(
average, self.sensorData.totalValue / self.sensorData.getCount())
#add invalid values and check if average remains the same
self.sensorData.addValue(None)
#check if average value = total value / count
self.assertEqual(
average, self.sensorData.totalValue / self.sensorData.getCount())
"""
This test tests the getCount() method of SensorData module. It checks whether the count is
incremented properly
"""
def testGetCount(self):
#add some valid values
self.sensorData.addValue(30)
self.sensorData.addValue(39)
self.sensorData.addValue(300)
#check if count is 3
self.assertEqual(3, self.sensorData.getCount())
#add an invalid value
self.sensorData.addValue('baah')
#check if count is still 3
self.assertEqual(3, self.sensorData.getCount())
"""
This test tests the getCurrentValue() method of SensorData module. It checks whether the current value is
updated properly
"""
def testGetCurrentValue(self):
#add some valid value
self.sensorData.addValue(30)
#check if current value is 30
self.assertEqual(30, self.sensorData.getCurrentValue())
#add an invalid value
self.sensorData.addValue('baah')
#check if count is still 30
self.assertEqual(30, self.sensorData.getCurrentValue())
#add another valid value
self.sensorData.addValue('60')
#check if current value is 30
self.assertEqual(60, self.sensorData.getCurrentValue())
"""
This test tests the getMaxValue() method of SensorData module. It checks whether the max value is
updated properly
"""
def getMaxValue(self):
#when there are no values it should return none
self.assertEqual(None, self.sensorData.getMaxValue())
#add a valid value
self.sensorData.addValue('60')
#check if max value updates to 60
self.assertEqual(60, self.sensorData.getMaxValue())
#add a large valid value
self.sensorData.addValue('90')
#check if max value updates to 60
self.assertEqual(90, self.sensorData.getMaxValue())
"""
This test tests the getMinValue() method of SensorData module. It checks whether the min value is
updated properly
"""
def getMinValue(self):
#when there are no values it should return none
self.assertEqual(None, self.sensorData.getMinValue())
#add a valid value
self.sensorData.addValue('60')
#check if max value updates to 60
self.assertEqual(60, self.sensorData.getMinValue())
#add a small valid value
self.sensorData.addValue('-30')
#check if min value updates to -30
self.assertEqual(-30, self.sensorData.getMinValue())
"""
This test tests the getName() method of SensorData module. It checks whether the
the name is being returned properly
"""
def testGetName(self):
#when name is not set, it has been initialized to 'Not Set', check if 'Not Set'
self.assertEqual('Not Set', self.sensorData.getName())
#change name
self.sensorData.setName("Pallak's Sensor")
#check whether the name is now "Pallak's Sensor"
self.assertEqual("Pallak's Sensor", self.sensorData.getName())
#check for none
self.sensorData.setName(None)
#it should return 'Not Set'
self.assertEqual('Not Set', self.sensorData.getName())
"""
This test tests the setName() method of SensorData module. It checks whether the
the name is being updated properly
"""
def testSetName(self):
#change name
self.sensorData.setName("Temperature Sensor")
#check whether the name is now "Temperature Sensor"
self.assertEqual("Temperature Sensor", self.sensorData.getName())
#change to none
self.sensorData.setName(None)
#check whether the name is now be 'Not Set'
self.assertEqual("Not Set", self.sensorData.getName())