Esempio n. 1
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    def _notify_hooks(hooks: dict, exit_status: bool, io: IO) -> str:
        mapping = {True: 'on_each_up', False: 'on_each_down'}

        out = ""

        if exit_status in mapping and mapping[exit_status] in hooks:
            commands = hooks[mapping[exit_status]]

            if type(commands).__name__ != 'list':
                raise RunnerException.from_expected_list_of_hooks(
                    mapping[exit_status])

            for command in commands:
                io.debug('Triggering hook command "{}"'.format(command))

                try:
                    out += subprocess.check_output(
                        command, shell=True,
                        timeout=1800).decode('utf-8').strip()

                except subprocess.CalledProcessError as e:
                    io.error(
                        'Cannot execute hook command "{cmd}". Error: {err}'.
                        format(cmd=command, err=str(e.output) + str(e.stderr)))
                except subprocess.TimeoutExpired:
                    io.error(
                        'Cannot execute hook command "{cmd}. Timed out while executing command"'
                        .format(cmd=command))
                except Exception:
                    io.error(
                        'Cannot execute hook command "{cmd}. Unknown error"'.
                        format(cmd=command))

        return out
Esempio n. 2
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    def test_io_output_processing_changes_output(self):
        """
        Tests adding "[stdout]" and "[stderr]" prefixes to the output
        """

        mocked_output = []

        io = IO()
        io.set_log_level('info')
        io._stderr = io._stdout = lambda txt: mocked_output.append(txt)

        # add a processor that will append origin - "stdout" or "stderr"
        io.add_output_processor(
            lambda txt, origin: '[{}]: {}'.format(origin, txt))

        io.info('Hello from stdout')
        io.error('Hello from stderr')

        mocked_output_as_str = " ".join(mocked_output)

        self.assertIn('[stdout]: \x1b', mocked_output_as_str)
        self.assertIn('[stderr]: \x1b', mocked_output_as_str)
Esempio n. 3
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def main():
    io = IO()

    try:
        args = WaitForOutputApp.parse_args()
        io.set_log_level(args['log_level'])

        WaitForOutputApp(container=args['container'], command=args['command'],
                         pattern=args['pattern'], timeout=int(args['timeout']),
                         io=io) \
            .main()
    except ResultSignal as signal:
        io.info(signal.message) if signal.exit_code == 0 else io.error(
            signal.message)
        sys.exit(signal.exit_code)