def _setup_error_after_data(self):
subscriptions = SubscriptionState(loop=self.loop)
client = AIOKafkaClient(
loop=self.loop,
bootstrap_servers=[])
fetcher = Fetcher(client, subscriptions, loop=self.loop)
tp1 = TopicPartition('some_topic', 0)
tp2 = TopicPartition('some_topic', 1)
subscriptions.subscribe(set(["some_topic"]))
subscriptions.assign_from_subscribed({tp1, tp2})
assignment = subscriptions.subscription.assignment
subscriptions.seek(tp1, 0)
subscriptions.seek(tp2, 0)
# Add some data
messages = [ConsumerRecord(
topic="some_topic", partition=1, offset=0, timestamp=0,
timestamp_type=0, key=None, value=b"some", checksum=None,
serialized_key_size=0, serialized_value_size=4)]
fetcher._records[tp2] = FetchResult(
tp2, assignment=assignment, loop=self.loop,
message_iterator=iter(messages), backoff=0,
fetch_offset=0)
# Add some error
fetcher._records[tp1] = FetchError(
loop=self.loop, error=OffsetOutOfRangeError({}), backoff=0)
return fetcher, tp1, tp2, messages
def _setup_error_after_data(self):
subscriptions = SubscriptionState('latest')
client = AIOKafkaClient(
loop=self.loop,
bootstrap_servers=[])
fetcher = Fetcher(client, subscriptions, loop=self.loop)
tp1 = TopicPartition('some_topic', 0)
tp2 = TopicPartition('some_topic', 1)
state = TopicPartitionState()
state.seek(0)
subscriptions.assignment[tp1] = state
state = TopicPartitionState()
state.seek(0)
subscriptions.assignment[tp2] = state
subscriptions.needs_partition_assignment = False
# Add some data
messages = [ConsumerRecord(
topic="some_topic", partition=1, offset=0, timestamp=0,
timestamp_type=0, key=None, value=b"some", checksum=None,
serialized_key_size=0, serialized_value_size=4)]
fetcher._records[tp2] = FetchResult(
tp2, subscriptions=subscriptions, loop=self.loop,
records=iter(messages), backoff=0)
# Add some error
fetcher._records[tp1] = FetchError(
loop=self.loop, error=OffsetOutOfRangeError({}), backoff=0)
return fetcher, tp1, tp2, messages
def test_fetch_result_and_error(loop):
# Add some data
messages = [
ConsumerRecord(topic="some_topic",
partition=1,
offset=0,
timestamp=0,
timestamp_type=0,
key=None,
value=b"some",
checksum=None,
serialized_key_size=0,
serialized_value_size=4)
]
result = FetchResult(TopicPartition("test", 0),
assignment=mock.Mock(),
loop=loop,
message_iterator=iter(messages),
backoff=0,
fetch_offset=0)
assert repr(result) == "<FetchResult position=0>"
error = FetchError(loop=loop, error=OffsetOutOfRangeError({}), backoff=0)
# Python3.7 got rid of trailing comma in exceptions, which makes the line
# diffrent between 3.6 and 3.7.
assert repr(error) in [
"<FetchError error=OffsetOutOfRangeError({},)>",
"<FetchError error=OffsetOutOfRangeError({})>"
]
def test_fetch_result_and_error(loop):
# Add some data
result = FetchResult(TopicPartition("test", 0),
assignment=mock.Mock(),
partition_records=mock.Mock(next_fetch_offset=0),
backoff=0)
assert repr(result) == "<FetchResult position=0>"
error = FetchError(error=OffsetOutOfRangeError({}), backoff=0)
# Python3.7 got rid of trailing comma in exceptions, which makes the line
# different between 3.6 and 3.7.
assert repr(error) in [
"<FetchError error=OffsetOutOfRangeError({},)>",
"<FetchError error=OffsetOutOfRangeError({})>"
]
def _setup_error_after_data(self):
subscriptions = SubscriptionState()
client = AIOKafkaClient(bootstrap_servers=[])
fetcher = Fetcher(client, subscriptions)
tp1 = TopicPartition('some_topic', 0)
tp2 = TopicPartition('some_topic', 1)
subscriptions.subscribe(set(["some_topic"]))
subscriptions.assign_from_subscribed({tp1, tp2})
assignment = subscriptions.subscription.assignment
subscriptions.seek(tp1, 0)
subscriptions.seek(tp2, 0)
# Add some data
messages = [
ConsumerRecord(topic="some_topic",
partition=1,
offset=0,
timestamp=0,
timestamp_type=0,
key=None,
value=b"some",
checksum=None,
serialized_key_size=0,
serialized_value_size=4,
headers=[])
]
partition_records = PartitionRecords(tp2, mock.Mock(), [], 0, None,
None, False, READ_UNCOMMITTED)
partition_records._records_iterator = iter(messages)
fetcher._records[tp2] = FetchResult(
tp2,
assignment=assignment,
partition_records=partition_records,
backoff=0)
# Add some error
fetcher._records[tp1] = FetchError(error=OffsetOutOfRangeError({}),
backoff=0)
return fetcher, tp1, tp2, messages
def test_fetch_result_and_error(loop):
# Add some data
messages = [
ConsumerRecord(topic="some_topic",
partition=1,
offset=0,
timestamp=0,
timestamp_type=0,
key=None,
value=b"some",
checksum=None,
serialized_key_size=0,
serialized_value_size=4)
]
result = FetchResult(TopicPartition("test", 0),
assignment=mock.Mock(),
loop=loop,
message_iterator=iter(messages),
backoff=0,
fetch_offset=0)
assert repr(result) == "<FetchResult position=0>"
error = FetchError(loop=loop, error=OffsetOutOfRangeError({}), backoff=0)
assert repr(error) == "<FetchError error=OffsetOutOfRangeError({},)>"
