Exemple #1
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def test_manifest_netcdf():

    with cd(os.path.join('test', 'testfiles')):

        mf1 = mf.Manifest('mf1.yaml')

        for filepath in glob.glob('*.nc'):
            mf1.add(filepath, ['nchash', 'md5', 'sha1'])

        mf1.dump()

    with cd(os.path.join('test', 'testfiles_copy')):

        mf2 = mf.Manifest('mf2.yaml')

        for filepath in glob.glob('*.nc'):
            mf2.add(filepath, ['nchash', 'md5', 'sha1'])

        mf2.dump()

    # Unequal because they contain different fullpaths
    assert (mf1.equals(mf2) == False)
    # Equal when paths ignored
    assert (mf1.equals(mf2, paths=False) == True)

    # Test with array of filepaths
    with cd(os.path.join('test', 'testfiles_copy')):

        mf1 = mf.Manifest('mf1.yaml')

        mf1.add(glob.glob('*.nc'), ['nchash'])
        mf1.add(hashfn=['md5', 'sha1'])

    assert (mf1.equals(mf2))
Exemple #2
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def test_open_manifest_and_add():

    # Create manifest as above, but in two steps, writing out
    # the manifest file in between, deleting the object and reading
    # it back in and then adding the second lot of files
    with cd(os.path.join('test', 'testfiles_copy')):

        mf7 = mf.Manifest('mf7.yaml')

        for filepath in glob.glob('*.nc'):
            mf7.add(filepath, hashfn=['nchash', 'binhash'])

        mf7.dump()

        del (mf7)

        mf7 = mf.Manifest('mf7.yaml')
        mf7.load()

        for filepath in glob.glob('*.bin'):
            mf7.add(filepath, hashfn=['nchash', 'binhash'])

        mf7.dump()

        del (mf7)

        mf7 = mf.Manifest('mf7.yaml')
        mf7.load()
        mf6 = mf.Manifest('mf6.yaml')
        mf6.load()

        assert (mf7.equals(mf6))
Exemple #3
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def test_manifest_find():

    with cd(os.path.join('test', 'testfiles')):

        mf1 = mf.Manifest('mf1.yaml')

        mf1.load()

    for filepath in mf1:
        # Test for hashes we know should be in the manifest
        for hashfn in ['nchash', 'md5', 'sha1']:
            hashval = mf1.get(filepath, hashfn)
            print(hashfn, hashval, filepath, mf1.find(hashfn, hashval))
            assert (mf1.find(hashfn, hashval) == filepath)

        # Test for one we know shouldn't be there
        for hashfn in [
                'binhash',
        ]:
            hashval = mf1.get(filepath, hashfn)
            print(hashfn, hashval, filepath, mf1.find(hashfn, hashval))
            assert (mf1.find(hashfn, hashval) == None)

    with cd(os.path.join('test', 'testfiles')):

        mf2 = mf.Manifest('mf2.yaml')

        # Make a manifest only with nchash
        for filepath in glob.glob('*.nc'):
            mf1.add(filepath, ['nchash'])

        # Update with hashes from mf1
        mf2.update_matching_hashes(mf1)

        assert (mf2.equals(mf1))

    # Make same manifest but from the root directory, so have different file
    # paths
    mf3 = mf.Manifest('mf3.yaml')

    for filepath in glob.glob(os.path.join('test', 'testfiles', '*.nc')):
        mf3.add(filepath, ['nchash'])

    mf3.update_matching_hashes(mf1)

    # Manifests should not be equal, their filepaths differ
    assert (not mf3.equals(mf1))
Exemple #4
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def test_malformed_file():

    with cd(os.path.join('test', 'testfiles_copy')):

        mf9 = mf.Manifest('mf9.yaml')

        for filepath in glob.glob('*.nc'):
            mf9.add(filepath, ['nchash', 'md5', 'sha1'])

        # Intentionally alter the format string
        mf9.header["format"] = 'bogus'
        mf9.dump()

        mf10 = mf.Manifest('mf9.yaml')
        with pytest.raises(ValueError) as e:
            mf10.load()
        print(str(e.value))
        assert (str(e.value) == 'Not yamanifest format: bogus')
Exemple #5
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def test_has_hash():

    mf1 = mf.Manifest('mf1.yaml')

    mf1.load()

    for filepath in mf1:
        assert (mf1.get(filepath, 'md5') is not None)
        assert (mf1.get(filepath, 'sha1') is not None)
Exemple #6
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def test_yamf():

    # Create manifest as above, but in two steps, writing out
    # the manifest file in between, deleting the object and reading
    # it back in and then adding the second lot of files
    with cd(os.path.join('test', 'testfiles_copy')):

        files = glob.glob('*.bin') + glob.glob('*.nc')
        yamf.main_parse_args(
            ["add", "-n", "mf8.yaml", "-s", "binhash", "-s", "nchash"] + files)

        mf8 = mf.Manifest('mf8.yaml')
        mf8.load()

        mf6 = mf.Manifest('mf6.yaml')
        mf6.load()

        assert (mf8.equals(mf6))
        assert (yamf.main_parse_args(
            ["check", "-n", "mf8.yaml", "-s", "binhash", "-s", "nchash"]))
Exemple #7
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def test_manifest_hash_with_binhash():

    with cd(os.path.join('test', 'testfiles_copy')):

        mf4 = mf.Manifest('mf4.yaml')

        for filepath in glob.glob('*.bin'):
            mf4.add(filepath, hashfn='binhash')

        mf4.dump()
        assert (mf4.check())

        mf5 = mf.Manifest('mf5.yaml')

        for filepath in glob.glob('*.bin'):
            touch(filepath)
            mf5.add(filepath, hashfn='binhash')

        hashvals = {}
        assert (not mf4.check())
        assert (not mf5.equals(mf4))
Exemple #8
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def test_update():

    mf1 = mf.Manifest('mf1.yaml')

    files = ['file1', 'file2']

    for filepath in files:
        mf1.add(os.path.join('test', filepath), ['md5', 'sha1'])

    assert (len(mf1) == len(files))

    mf1.dump()

    mf2 = mf.Manifest('mf2.yaml')

    with cd('test'):

        mf2 = mf.Manifest('mf2.yaml')

        for filepath in files:
            mf2.add(filepath, ['md5', 'sha1'])

    # Make a new manifest, populate it with files from mf1, but
    # change path so it should resemble mf2
    mf3 = mf.Manifest('mf3.yaml')
    mf3.update(mf1, newpath=".")

    assert (mf3.equals(mf2))

    # As above but in reverse, add a newpath to mf2 so that it
    # should equal mf1
    mf4 = mf.Manifest('mf4.yaml')
    mf4.update(mf2, newpath="test")

    print(mf4.data)
    print(mf1.data)

    assert (mf4.equals(mf1))
Exemple #9
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def test_manifest_read_write():

    mf1 = mf.Manifest('mf1.yaml')

    files = ['file1', 'file2']

    for filepath in files:
        mf1.add(os.path.join('test', filepath), ['md5', 'sha1'])

    assert (len(mf1) == len(files))

    mf1.dump()

    mf2 = mf.Manifest('mf1.yaml')

    mf2.load()

    assert (mf1.equals(mf2) == True)

    # Test chained load
    mf2 = mf.Manifest('mf1.yaml').load()

    assert (mf1.equals(mf2) == True)
Exemple #10
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def test_manifest_netcdf_changed_time():

    with cd(os.path.join('test', 'testfiles_copy')):

        mf3 = mf.Manifest('mf3.yaml')

        for filepath in glob.glob('*.nc'):
            touch(filepath)
            mf3.add(filepath, ['nchash', 'md5', 'sha1'])

        mf3.dump()

        mf2 = mf.Manifest('mf2.yaml')
        mf2.load()

        assert (not mf3.equals(mf2))

        for filepath in mf2:

            hashvals = {}

            mf2.check_file(filepath, hashvals=hashvals)
            print(filepath, hashvals)
Exemple #11
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def test_manifest_with_mixed_file_types():

    with cd(os.path.join('test', 'testfiles_copy')):

        mf6 = mf.Manifest('mf6.yaml')

        for filepath in glob.glob('*.bin') + glob.glob('*.nc'):
            mf6.add(filepath, hashfn=['nchash', 'binhash'])

        mf6.dump()
        assert (mf6.check())

        # Should have no nchash for the bin files
        for filepath in glob.glob('*.bin'):
            assert (mf6.get(filepath, hashfn='nchash') == None)
Exemple #12
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def test_specify_fullpath_as_array():

    mf1 = mf.Manifest('mf1.yaml')

    files = ['file1', 'file2']
    fullpaths = [os.path.join('test', f) for f in files]

    # Specify a fullpath that is the same as the filepath
    mf1.add(fullpaths, ['md5'], fullpaths=fullpaths)

    assert (len(mf1) == len(files))

    mf1.dump()

    assert (mf1.check())

    # Now check the fullpath is the same as the filepath
    for filepath in mf1:
        assert (mf1.fullpath(filepath) == filepath)
Exemple #13
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def test_shortcircuit_condition():

    with cd(os.path.join('test', 'testfiles_copy')):

        mf8 = mf.Manifest('mf8.yaml')
        mf8.load()
        assert (mf8.check())

        # Alter a hash and make sure check fails

        files = glob.glob('*.bin') + glob.glob('*.nc')

        print(files[-1])
        print(mf8.data[files[-1]])

        mf8.data[files[-1]]["hashes"]["binhash"] = 0

        print(mf8.data[files[-1]])
        print(mf8.check())

        assert (not mf8.check())

        # Reload and check it reads in properly again

        mf8.load()
        assert (mf8.check())

        mf8.data[files[-1]]["hashes"]["binhash"] = 0

        # nchash should not be true. This behaviour has changed.
        # Decided an entry with no hash defined should be false to
        # trigger actions to create a new hash
        assert (not mf8.check(hashfn='nchash'))
        # binhash should not be true (set to incorrect value above)
        assert (not mf8.check(hashfn='binhash'))

        # Set truth condition to any, so happy if any of the hashes
        # are correct
        assert (mf8.check(condition=any))
        assert (yamf.main_parse_args(["check", "-n", "mf8.yaml", "--any"]))
Exemple #14
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def main(args):
    """
    Main routine. Takes return value from parse.parse_args as input
    """
    mf1 = mf.Manifest(args.name)
    if args.command == 'add':
        if os.path.exists(args.name):
            # If manifest exists load existing hash data unless --force
            if not args.force:
                mf1.load()
        mf1.add(args.files, hashfn=args.hashes, force=args.force)
        mf1.dump()

    elif args.command == 'check':
        hashvals = {}
        try:
            mf1.load()
        except:
            sys.exit(1)

        if args.any:
            condition = any
        else:
            condition = all
        if mf1.check(hashfn=args.hashes,
                     hashvals=hashvals,
                     condition=condition):
            print("{} :: hashes are correct".format(args.name))
            return True
        else:
            print("{} :: hashes are incorrect".format(args.name))
            print(hashvals)
            for filepath in hashvals:
                for fn in hashvals[filepath]:
                    print(
                        "hashes do not match for {}: fn: {}\n  new {} file {}".
                        format(filepath, fn, hashvals[filepath][fn],
                               mf1.data[filepath]["hashes"][fn]))
            sys.exit(1)
Exemple #15
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def test_shortcircuit_add():

    with cd(os.path.join('test', 'testfiles_copy')):

        mf6 = mf.Manifest('mf6.yaml')

        for filepath in glob.glob('*.bin') + glob.glob('*.nc'):
            mf6.add(filepath, hashfn=['nchash', 'binhash'], shortcircuit=True)

        mf6.dump()
        # print("mf6: ",mf6.data)
        # pdb.set_trace()

        assert (mf6.check())

        # Should have no nchash for the bin files
        for filepath in glob.glob('*.bin'):
            assert (mf6.get(filepath, hashfn='nchash') == None)

        # Should have no binhash for the netcdf files
        for filepath in glob.glob('*.nc'):
            assert (mf6.get(filepath, hashfn='binhash') == None)