Exemple #1
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def test_shouldTreatLocsCorrespondingToPortsAsMinimumOptions(fixture):
    def locOptInfo(number):
        return optInfo("Loc" + str(number), types.Location)

    sched = fakeConfigurable("scheduler")
    syncer = fakeConfigurable("synchronizer",
                              ports=[port(), port(),
                                     port(), port()],
                              availableOptions=[
                                  locOptInfo(1),
                                  locOptInfo(2),
                                  locOptInfo(3),
                                  locOptInfo(4)
                              ])

    loc1Through3 = {
        "Loc1": loc("/some-place"),
        "Loc2": loc("/place"),
        "Loc3": loc("/bar")
    }

    with pytest.raises(ConfigConsistencyException) as ex:
        fixture.factory.build("rulename", sched, syncer, {}, {},
                              mkSyncerOpts(**loc1Through3), True)
    strToTest(str(ex.value)).shouldIncludeInOrder("not", "minimum opt").andAlso.\
        shouldInclude("Loc4")

    with noException():
        fixture.factory.build(
            "rule", sched, syncer, {}, {},
            mkSyncerOpts(Loc4=loc("/fourth"), **loc1Through3), True)
Exemple #2
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 def test_shouldThrowExceptionForNonTrivialNotImplementedFunctions(
         self, fixture):
     syncer = self.loadSynchronizerWithCode("", fixture)
     with pytest.raises(SynchronizerFuncNotImplementedException):
         syncer.listFiles(mkSyncerOpts(), lambda *_: None, "/tmp/file", 1,
                          anyUTCDateTime(), False)
     with pytest.raises(SynchronizerFuncNotImplementedException):
         syncer.sync(mkSyncerOpts())
Exemple #3
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 def test_shouldNotFailForFunctionsThatHaveAReasonableDefault(
         self, fixture):
     syncer = self.loadSynchronizerWithCode("", fixture)
     assert syncer.onePortMustHaveFileProtocol == False
     _ = syncer.availableOptions
     iterToTest(syncer.ports).shouldContainMatching(
         lambda port: "file" in port.supportedProtocols and \
             not port.isWrittenTo,
         lambda port: "file" in port.supportedProtocols and port.isWrittenTo)
     assert syncer.versionsOf(mkSyncerOpts(), "/mnt/data/bar", 1) == []
     assert syncer.check(mkSyncerOpts()) == []
Exemple #4
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def test_shouldReturnVersionsGotFromSynchronizerIfFileIsWithinAPort(fixture):
    syncer = mockSyncer(ports=[port(), port(), port()])
    syncerOptions = mkSyncerOpts(Loc1=location("/mnt/data/loc1"),
                                 Loc2=location("/mnt/backup/loc2"),
                                 Loc3=location("/mnt/foo/loc3"))
    rule = fixture.ruleWith(mockedSynchronizer=syncer,
                            syncerOptions=syncerOptions)

    ret = orderedDateTimes(2)

    def check(path, expectedRelativePath, expectedLoc):
        syncer.expectCalls(
            mock.callMatching(
                "versionsOf",
                lambda options, path, locNumber: path == expectedRelativePath
                and locNumber == expectedLoc and options == syncerOptions,
                ret=ret))
        assert set(versionsOf(
            rule, path)) == {version(rule, ret[0]),
                             version(rule, ret[1])}
        syncer.checkExpectedCalls()

    check(location("/mnt/data/loc1/blah"), "blah", 1)
    check(location("/mnt/backup/loc2/one/two/"), "one/two", 2)
    check(location("/mnt/foo/loc3/bar/../"), ".", 3)
    assert len(versionsOf(rule, location("/mnt/data/quux"))) == 0
def test_shouldParseOptionValuesAndRemoveNameBeforePassingThemOn(fixture):
    schedOptInfo, syncerOptInfo = object(), object()
    sched = fakeConfigurable("sched", availableOptions=[schedOptInfo])
    syncer = fakeConfigurable("syncer", availableOptions=[syncerOptInfo])
    oldRuleOpts = {"Opt": "abc"}
    oldSchedOpts, oldSyncerOpts = {"Name": "sched", "N": "2"}, \
        {"Name": "syncer", "A": "yes"}
    newSchedOpts, newSyncerOpts = {"N": 2}, {"A": True}

    fixture.parser.expectCallsInAnyOrder(
        mock.callMatching("parseOptions",
                          lambda infos, opts: opts == dict(N="2") and infos[0]
                          is schedOptInfo,
                          ret=newSchedOpts),
        mock.callMatching("parseOptions",
                          lambda infos, opts: opts == dict(A="yes") and infos[
                              0] is syncerOptInfo,
                          ret=newSyncerOpts),
        mock.callMatching("parseOptions",
                          lambda infos, opts: opts == oldRuleOpts and infos is
                          syncrule.AvailableOptions,
                          ret=oldRuleOpts))

    fixture.ruleFactory.expectCalls(
        mock.callMatchingTuple(
            "build", lambda args: args[3] == oldRuleOpts and args[4] ==
            newSchedOpts and args[5] == mkSyncerOpts(**newSyncerOpts)))

    fixture.makeReader([sched],
                       [syncer]).readRule("name", oldRuleOpts, oldSchedOpts,
                                          oldSyncerOpts, True)
Exemple #6
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def test_shouldThrowAnExceptionIfLocOptionsHaveProtocolsNotSupportedBySyncer(
        fixture):
    syncer = mockSyncer()
    syncer.ports = [port(["a", "b"]), port(["c"])]

    fixture.ruleWith(mockedSynchronizer=syncer,
                     syncerOptions=mkSyncerOpts(
                         Loc1=remoteLocation(protocol="b"),
                         Loc2=remoteLocation(protocol="c")))

    with pytest.raises(UnsupportedProtocolException) as ex:
        fixture.ruleWith(mockedSynchronizer=syncer,
                         syncerOptions=mkSyncerOpts(
                             Loc1=remoteLocation(protocol="b"),
                             Loc2=remoteLocation(protocol="d")))
    assert ex.value.optionName == "Loc2"
    assert ex.value.protocol == "d"
    assert ex.value.supportedProtocols == ["c"]
Exemple #7
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def test_shouldCallAppropriateFunctionForSynchronization(fixture):
    options = mkSyncerOpts(One="1", Two="two")

    fixture.functions.expectCalls(
        mock.callMatching(
            "callVoid", lambda funcName, args, usedOptions: funcName == "sync"
            and len(args) == 0 and usedOptions == dict(options)))

    fixture.syncer.sync(options)

    fixture.functions.checkExpectedCalls()
Exemple #8
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def test_shouldThrowExceptionIfInUnstablePhaseWhileGettingVersions(fixture):
    syncer = mockSyncer()
    syncer.versionsOf = lambda *_: [anyUTCDateTime()]
    rule = fixture.ruleWith(mockedSynchronizer=syncer,
                            syncerOptions=mkSyncerOpts(Loc1=location("/loc1")))

    rule.versionsOf(location("/not-in-a-port"),
                    PositiveUnstablePhaseDetector())

    with pytest.raises(UnstablePhaseException):
        rule.versionsOf(location("/loc1"), PositiveUnstablePhaseDetector())
    def call(self, funcName, testOptions, inputOptions):
        returnValue = object()
        args = (object(), object())

        def subFunc(options, *passedArgs):
            assert passedArgs == args
            testOptions(options)
            return returnValue

        setattr(self.wrapped, funcName, subFunc)
        func = getattr(self.syncer, funcName)
        assert func(mkSyncerOpts(**inputOptions), *args) == returnValue
Exemple #10
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def test_shouldFormatOptionValuesBasedOnTheirType(fixture):
    enum = types.Enum("Foo", "Bar")

    rule = ruleWith(schedOpts=dict(Encrypt=True, Compress=False),
                    syncerOpts=mkSyncerOpts(Interval=timedelta(days=5,
                                                               minutes=1,
                                                               seconds=2),
                                            Choice=enum.Bar))

    fixture.printer.show(rule)
    fixture.output.string.shouldIncludeLinePatterns(
        "*Encrypt*Yes*", "*Compress*No*",
        "*Interval*5 days 1 minute 2 seconds*", "*Choice*Bar*")
Exemple #11
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    def checkWriteLocs(writtenToFlags,
                       expectedWriteLocs,
                       expectedNonWriteLocs,
                       loc2=loc2):
        syncer = mockSyncer()
        syncer.ports = [port(isWrittenTo=flag) for flag in writtenToFlags]

        rule = fixture.ruleWith(mockedSynchronizer=syncer,
                                syncerOptions=mkSyncerOpts(Loc1=loc1,
                                                           Loc2=loc2))

        assert set(rule.writeLocs) == set(expectedWriteLocs)
        assert set(rule.nonWriteLocs) == set(expectedNonWriteLocs)
Exemple #12
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def test_shouldEnforceSpecialInvariantThatOnePortMustHaveFileProtocol(fixture):
    syncer = mockSyncer()
    syncer.onePortMustHaveFileProtocol = True
    syncer.ports = [port(["file", "remote"]), port(["file", "remote"])]

    with pytest.raises(UnsupportedProtocolException) as ex:
        fixture.ruleWith(mockedSynchronizer=syncer,
                         syncerOptions=mkSyncerOpts(
                             Loc1=remoteLocation(protocol="remote"),
                             Loc2=remoteLocation(protocol="remote")))
    assert "at least one" in ex.value.explanation

    rule = fixture.ruleWith(mockedSynchronizer=syncer,
                            syncerOptions=mkSyncerOpts(
                                Loc1=remoteLocation(protocol="remote",
                                                    path="/foo"),
                                Loc2=remoteLocation(protocol="file",
                                                    path="/bar")))
    with pytest.raises(UnsupportedProtocolException) as ex:
        rule.restore(remoteLocation(protocol="file", path="/bar/file"),
                     version(rule), remoteLocation(protocol="remote"),
                     detector())
Exemple #13
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    def ruleWith(self,
                 name="some-rule",
                 scheduler=None,
                 mockedSynchronizer=None,
                 schedOptions={},
                 syncerOptions=mkSyncerOpts()):
        if mockedSynchronizer is None:
            mockedSynchronizer = mockSyncer()

        if "Loc1" not in syncerOptions:
            syncerOptions["Loc1"] = location("/mnt")
        if "Loc2" not in syncerOptions:
            syncerOptions["Loc2"] = location("/etc")
        return SyncRule(name, {}, schedOptions, syncerOptions, False,
                        scheduler, mockedSynchronizer, self.log)
Exemple #14
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def test_shouldAssignRestoreTargetToThePortTheFileToBeRestoredWasFoundIn(
        fixture):
    syncer = mockSyncer()
    syncer.ports = [port(["a"]), port(["b"])]
    loc1 = remoteLocation(protocol="a", path="/foo")

    rule = fixture.ruleWith(mockedSynchronizer=syncer,
                            syncerOptions=mkSyncerOpts(Loc1=loc1,
                                                       Loc2=remoteLocation(
                                                           protocol="b",
                                                           path="/bar")))

    with pytest.raises(UnsupportedProtocolException) as ex:
        rule.restore(loc1, version(rule), remoteLocation(protocol="b"),
                     detector())
    assert ex.value.supportedProtocols == ["a"]
Exemple #15
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 def optsWith(self, options):
     assert not str(self.loc1).endswith("/")
     options["Loc1"] = self.location1FromPath(str(self.loc1))
     options["Loc2"] = self.location2FromPath(str(self.loc2))
     return mkSyncerOpts(**options)
Exemple #16
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def test_shouldThrowExceptionIfInUnstablePhaseWhenRestoring(fixture):
    rule = fixture.ruleWith(syncerOptions=mkSyncerOpts(Loc1=location("/data")))

    with pytest.raises(UnstablePhaseException):
        rule.restore(location("/data"), version(rule), None,
                     PositiveUnstablePhaseDetector())
Exemple #17
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 def callBuild(ruleOptions, schedulerOptions, synchronizerOptions):
     fixture.factory.build("rule", scheduler, synchronizer, ruleOptions,
                           schedulerOptions,
                           mkSyncerOpts(**synchronizerOptions), True)
Exemple #18
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def test_shouldThrowExceptionIfRuleNameContainsInvalidCharacters(fixture):
    with pytest.raises(RuleNameInvalidException) as ex:
        fixture.factory.build("foo@with space", fakeConfigurable("sched"),
                              fakeConfigurable("syncer", ports=[]), {}, {},
                              mkSyncerOpts(), False)
    assert ex.value.invalidCharacter == " "
Exemple #19
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 def buildRuleWithNoOpts(self):
     return self.factory.build("name", fakeConfigurable(),
                               fakeConfigurable(ports=[]), {}, {},
                               mkSyncerOpts(), False)
Exemple #20
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 def assertFailureWithSyncCode(self, code, fixture):
     syncer = self.loadSynchronizerWithCode(code, fixture)
     with pytest.raises(ExternalFailureException) as ex:
         syncer.sync(mkSyncerOpts())
     return ex.value