def test_tables_sort(test_item, soft_assert, appliance):
view = navigate_to(
(test_item.obj if test_item.obj is ContainersProvider else getattr(
appliance.collections, test_item.collection_name)), 'All')
view.toolbar.view_selector.select('List View')
view.entities.paginator.set_items_per_page(1000)
for col, header_text in enumerate(view.entities.elements.headers):
if not header_text:
continue
# Checking both orders
view.entities.elements.sort_by(column=header_text, order='asc')
# sorted_by returns attributized string
# in CFME 5.8, the sort on IP Address column for container providers fails to sort?
soft_assert((view.entities.elements.sorted_by
== attributize_string(header_text)
and view.entities.elements.sort_order == 'asc'),
'Failed checking sorted_by {} and sort_order asc'.format(
header_text))
rows_ascending = [r[col].text for r in view.entities.elements.rows()]
# opposite sort order
view.entities.elements.sort_by(column=header_text, order='desc')
soft_assert((view.entities.elements.sorted_by
== attributize_string(header_text)
and view.entities.elements.sort_order == 'desc'),
'Failed checking sorted_by {} and sort_order desc'.format(
header_text))
rows_descending = [r[col].text for r in view.entities.elements.rows()]
soft_assert(
rows_ascending[::-1] == rows_descending,
'Malfunction in the table sort: {} != {}'.format(
rows_ascending[::-1], rows_descending))
def test_tables_sort(test_item, soft_assert, appliance):
view = navigate_to((test_item.obj if test_item.obj is ContainersProvider
else getattr(appliance.collections, test_item.collection_name)), 'All')
view.toolbar.view_selector.select('List View')
view.entities.paginator.set_items_per_page(1000)
for col, header_text in enumerate(view.entities.elements.headers):
if not header_text:
continue
# Checking both orders
view.entities.elements.sort_by(column=header_text, order='asc')
# sorted_by returns attributized string
# in CFME 5.8, the sort on IP Address column for container providers fails to sort?
soft_assert((view.entities.elements.sorted_by == attributize_string(header_text) and
view.entities.elements.sort_order == 'asc'),
'Failed checking sorted_by {} and sort_order asc'.format(header_text))
rows_ascending = [r[col].text for r in view.entities.elements.rows()]
# opposite sort order
view.entities.elements.sort_by(column=header_text, order='desc')
soft_assert((view.entities.elements.sorted_by == attributize_string(header_text) and
view.entities.elements.sort_order == 'desc'),
'Failed checking sorted_by {} and sort_order desc'.format(header_text))
rows_descending = [r[col].text for r in view.entities.elements.rows()]
soft_assert(
rows_ascending[::-1] == rows_descending,
'Malfunction in the table sort: {} != {}'.format(
rows_ascending[::-1], rows_descending
)
)
def test_containers_summary_objects(provider, soft_assert):
""" Containers overview page > Widgets > Widgets summary
This test checks that the amount of a selected object in the system is shown correctly
in the widgets in the
Overview menu
Steps:
* Goes to Compute --> Containers --> Overview
* Checks how many objects are shown in the selected widget
* Goes to Containers summary page and checks how many objects are shown there.
* Checks the amount is equal
"""
navigate_to(ContainersOverview, 'All')
# Collecting status boxes values:
status_box_values = {
obj: StatusBox(obj.PLURAL.split(' ')[-1]).value()
for obj in tested_objects
}
# Comparing to the values in the relationships tables:
for obj in tested_objects:
sb_val = status_box_values[obj]
ui_val = getattr(provider.summary.relationships,
attributize_string(obj.PLURAL)).value
soft_assert(
sb_val == ui_val,
'{}: Mismatch between status box ({}) value in Containers overview'
'and provider\'s relationships table ({}):'.format(
obj.PLURAL, sb_val, ui_val))
def test_widget_init(test_view, widget_name):
"""Test basic instantiation of the widgets in a view.
When a View like this is defined:
```
class MyView(View):
btn = Button(id="some_id")
view = MyView(browser)
```
The Button.__init__ seem to be delayed until the view.btn is accessed.
We got the view as the test_view fixture, so we now need to access it to
check it won't produce an exception."""
assert getattr(test_view, attributize_string(widget_name))
def sort_by(self, column, order='asc'):
"""Sort table by column and in given direction.
Args:
column: Name of the column, can be normal or attributized.
order: Sorting order. ``asc`` or ``desc``.
"""
self.logger.info('sort_by(%r, %r)', column, order)
column = attributize_string(column)
# Sort column
if self.sorted_by != column:
self.click_sort(column)
else:
self.logger.debug('sort_by(%r, %r): column already selected', column, order)
# Sort order
if self.sort_order != order:
self.logger.info('sort_by(%r, %r): changing the sort order', column, order)
self.click_sort(column)
self.logger.debug('sort_by(%r, %r): order already selected', column, order)
def test_containers_summary_objects(provider, soft_assert):
""" Containers overview page > Widgets > Widgets summary
This test checks that the amount of a selected object in the system is shown correctly
in the widgets in the
Overview menu
Steps:
* Goes to Compute --> Containers --> Overview
* Checks how many objects are shown in the selected widget
* Goes to Containers summary page and checks how many objects are shown there.
* Checks the amount is equal
"""
navigate_to(ContainersOverview, 'All')
# Collecting status boxes values:
status_box_values = {obj: StatusBox(obj.PLURAL.split(' ')[-1]).value()
for obj in tested_objects}
# Comparing to the values in the relationships tables:
for obj in tested_objects:
sb_val = status_box_values[obj]
ui_val = getattr(provider.summary.relationships, attributize_string(obj.PLURAL)).value
soft_assert(sb_val == ui_val,
'{}: Mismatch between status box ({}) value in Containers overview'
'and provider\'s relationships table ({}):'
.format(obj.PLURAL, sb_val, ui_val))
def attributized_headers(self):
"""Contains mapping between attributized headers and pretty headers"""
return {attributize_string(h): h for h in self.headers if h is not None}
def sort_column(self, field, order="asc"):
field = attributize_string(field)
view = navigate_to(self, "Details")
view.data_view.table.sort_by(field, order=order)
assert view.data_view.table.sorted_by == field
assert view.data_view.table.sort_order == order
def test_widget_stringification(test_view, widget_name):
"""Tests whether the widget can be stringified.
All the widgets that can be instantiated should be able to stringify."""
wgt = getattr(test_view, attributize_string(widget_name))
assert isinstance(str(wgt), str)
assert isinstance(repr(wgt), str)
]
REPORTS = [
"Host CPU Trends (last week)",
"Host Memory Trends (last week)",
"Offline VMs with Snapshot",
"Top CPU Consumers (weekly)",
"Top Memory Consumers (weekly)",
"VMs with Volume Free Space >= 75%",
]
@pytest.mark.meta(automates=[1769346])
@pytest.mark.parametrize("menu_name",
REPORTS,
ids=[attributize_string(i) for i in REPORTS])
def test_generate_optimization_report(appliance, menu_name):
"""
Bugzilla:
1769346
Polarion:
assignee: pvala
initialEstimate: 1/8h
casecomponent: Reporting
tags: reports
startsin: 5.11
testSteps:
1. Navigate to Overview > Optimization and queue the report with parametrized menu_name.
2. Check if the report exists.
"""
def click_sort(self, column):
"""Clicks the sorting link in the given column. The column gets attributized."""
self.logger.info('click_sort(%r)', column)
column = attributize_string(column)
column_position = self.header_index_mapping[self.attributized_headers[column]]
self.browser.click(self.SORT_LINK.format(column_position + 1), parent=self)
def sorted_by(self):
"""Returns the name of column that the table is sorted by. Attributized!"""
return attributize_string(self.browser.text(self.SORTED_BY_LOC, parent=self))
from cfme.utils.blockers import BZ
pytestmark = [test_requirements.report, pytest.mark.tier(1), pytest.mark.ignore_stream("5.10")]
REPORTS = [
"Host CPU Trends (last week)",
"Host Memory Trends (last week)",
"Offline VMs with Snapshot",
"Top CPU Consumers (weekly)",
"Top Memory Consumers (weekly)",
"VMs with Volume Free Space >= 75%",
]
@pytest.mark.meta(automates=[1769346])
@pytest.mark.parametrize("menu_name", REPORTS, ids=[attributize_string(i) for i in REPORTS])
def test_generate_optimization_report(appliance, menu_name):
"""
Bugzilla:
1769346
Polarion:
assignee: pvala
initialEstimate: 1/8h
casecomponent: Reporting
tags: reports
startsin: 5.11
testSteps:
1. Navigate to Overview > Optimization and queue the report with parametrized menu_name.
2. Check if the report exists.
"""