def test_standards_suppressed_is_not_warn(logging, log):
"""
Ensure that the new SUPPRESSED level does not collide with the
existing python WARN level.
"""
add_standards(logging)
assert logging.SUPPRESSED == logging.WARN + 1
def test_level_standards(logging, log):
"""
Ensure that the standard log levels work
"""
add_standards(logging)
assert logging.EMERGENCY == 100
log.emergency("Emergency!")
assert log.last() == ['EMERGENCY', "Emergency!"]
assert logging.ALERT == 70
log.alert("Alert!")
assert log.last() == ['ALERT', "Alert!"]
assert logging.NOTICE == 25
log.notice("FYI")
assert log.last() == ['NOTICE', "FYI"]
assert logging.VERBOSE == 7
log.verbose("I've said too much")
assert log.last() == ['VERBOSE', "I've said too much"]
assert logging.TRACE == 5
log.trace("But I haven't said enough")
assert log.last() == ['TRACE', "But I haven't said enough"]
def setupLogger(configfile="./logger.cfg",
consoleLevel="INFO",
logDir="./",
logFile="default.log"):
""" Setup a console and file logger
:param consolelevel: Sets the loglevel for the console (string). The file log
level is always DEBUG
:param logDir: Set the destination dir for the logfile.
:param logFile: The filename of the logfile. If no extension is given '.log'
will be appended
"""
# Setup directories
logDir = logDir if logDir.endswith('/') else logDir + '/'
logFile = logFile if '.' in logFile else logFile + '.log'
if not os.path.exists(logDir): os.mkdir(logDir)
# Add more log levels
add_standards(logging)
if os.path.exists(configfile): # load configuration form file
with open(configfile, "rt") as f:
cfg = json.load(f)
# Set logfile location if not in config:
if not cfg["handlers"]["file"].get("filename"):
cfg["handlers"]["file"]["filename"] = logDir + logFile
# Overwrite console log level
if cfg["handlers"].get("console"):
cfg["handlers"]["console"]["level"] = consoleLevel
# Set config
logging.config.dictConfig(cfg)
else:
logging.basicConfig()
log = logging.getLogger(sys.modules['__main__'].__file__)
log.trace("Logger set up")
return log
def test_level_standards(logging, log):
"""
Ensure that the standard log levels work
"""
add_standards(logging)
assert logging.TRACE == 5
assert logging.VERBOSE == 7
log.verbose("I've said too much")
assert log.last() == ['VERBOSE', "I've said too much"]
log.trace("But I haven't said enough")
assert log.last() == ['TRACE', "But I haven't said enough"]
def test_standards_suppressed(logging, log):
"""
Ensure that the suppressed log level includes
the suppressed exception
"""
add_standards(logging)
assert logging.SUPPRESSED
try:
raise Exception('Suppress this')
except:
log.suppressed('Suppressed exception')
lines = ''.join(log.readlines())
assert lines.startswith('SUPPRESSED:')
assert 'Exception: Suppress this' in lines
#!/usr/bin/python3 import os import sys import logging from logging_levels.standards import add_standards import unittest import subprocess from pathlib import Path MODULE = sys.modules['__main__'].__file__ __version__ = "0.0.1" DESCRIPTION = MODULE+""": High level test: Run the main program and check for correct output """ EXAMPLE_USAGE = """""" add_standards(logging) class TestProgram(unittest.TestCase): PROGRAM_NAME = "template_main.py" RET_OK = 0 RET_ARGERR = 2 ARG_INVALID = "--invalidargument" ARG_HELP = "--help" ARG_VERSION = "--version" ARG_CFGF = "--config" ARG_INPUT = "-i" ARG_OUTPUT = "-o" INVALID_FILE = "nonexistantfile" TMP_INPUT_FILE = "tmpinput.tmp" TMP_OUTPUT_FILE = "tmpoutput.tmp" TEST_CONFIG_FILE = ""
