def test_when_matches(self):
t = Task("testTask", self.proc)
f = t.when_matches_async(self.attr, "matchTest")
resp = Update(1, None, None)
resp.set_value('matchTest')
t.q.put(resp)
self.assertEqual(f[0].result(0), 'matchTest')
t.stop()
def test_Update(self):
context = Mock()
value = {"attribute": "value"}
r = Update(123, context, value)
self.assertEquals(123, r.id_)
self.assertEquals(context, r.context)
self.assertEquals({"attribute": "value"}, r.value)
r.set_value({"key": "value2"})
self.assertEquals({"key": "value2"}, r.value)
def test_when_matches(self):
t = Task("testTask", self.proc)
f = t.when_matches(self.attr, "matchTest")
# match (response goes to the subscription at id 1,
# not the future at id 0)
resp = Update(1, None, None)
resp.set_value('matchTest')
t.q.put(resp)
t.stop()
self.assertEqual(f[0].result(0),'matchTest')
def test_callback_crash(self):
t = Task("testTask", self.proc)
resp = Update(0, None, None)
resp.set_value('changedVal')
t.q.put(resp)
t.stop()
t.subscribe(self.attr, self._bad_callback)
f1 = Future(t)
t._futures = {1: f1}
self.assertRaises(RuntimeWarning, t.wait_all, f1, 0)
self.assertEquals(self.bad_called_back, True)
def test_not_when_matches(self):
t = Task("testTask", self.proc)
f = t.when_matches(self.attr, "matchTest")
# match (response goes to the subscription at id 1,
# not the future at id 0)
resp = Update(1, None, None)
resp.set_value('NOTmatchTest')
t.q.put(resp)
t.stop()
# this will abort the task because f[0] never gets filled
self.assertRaises(RuntimeWarning, f[0].result)
def test_subscribe(self):
t = Task("testTask", self.proc)
resp = Update(0, None, None)
resp.set_value('changedVal')
t.q.put(resp)
t.stop()
new_id = t.subscribe(self.attr, self._callback, 3, 5)
f1 = Future(t)
t._futures = {1: f1}
self.assertRaises(RuntimeWarning, t.wait_all, f1, 0)
self.assertEqual(self.callback_value, 'changedVal')
self.assertEqual(self.callback_result, 8)
t.unsubscribe(new_id)
def test_subscription_with_callback_calling_unsubscribe(self):
# This test was designed to trigger a bug. Concluding a future inside a
# callback, as is done here by unsubscribe() followed by sleep(0), would
# not be recognised by the call to wait_all_futures(...). This would
# result in an indefinite hang.
def cb(value):
self.o.unsubscribe_all()
self.o._q.put(Return(1)) # Return from subscribe
self.o.sleep(0) # Service futures
self.o.subscribe(["block", "attr", "value"], cb) # id=1
self.o._q.put(Update(1, "original_value")) # Update from initial value
future = self.o.put_async(["block", "attr2", "value"], "new") # id=2
self.o._q.put(Return(2)) # Return from put to attr2
self.o.wait_all_futures(future)
def _handle_block_notify(self, request):
"""Update subscribers with changes and applies stored changes to the
cached structure"""
# update cached dict
for delta in self._last_changes.setdefault(request.name, []):
self._block_state_cache.delta_update(delta)
for subscription in self._subscriptions.setdefault(request.name, []):
endpoint = subscription.endpoint
# find stuff that's changed that is relevant to this subscriber
changes = []
for change in self._last_changes[request.name]:
change_path = change[0]
# look for a change_path where the beginning matches the
# endpoint path, then strip away the matching part and add
# to the change set
i = 0
for (cp_element, ep_element) in zip(change_path, endpoint):
if cp_element != ep_element:
break
i += 1
else:
# change has matching path, so keep it
# but strip off the end point path
filtered_change = [change_path[i:]] + change[1:]
changes.append(filtered_change)
if len(changes) > 0:
if subscription.delta:
# respond with the filtered changes
response = Delta(subscription.id_, subscription.context,
changes)
else:
# respond with the structure of everything
# below the endpoint
d = self._block_state_cache.walk_path(endpoint)
response = Update(subscription.id_, subscription.context,
d)
self.log_debug("Responding to subscription %s", response)
subscription.response_queue.put(response)
self._last_changes[request.name] = []
def test_send_to_caller_with_block_update(self):
c = ClientComms(Mock())
response = Update(id_=0)
c.send_to_caller(response)
c.process.update_block_list.assert_called_once_with(c, response.value)
def test_Update(self):
r = Update(19, "Running")
assert r.typeid == "malcolm:core/Update:1.0"
assert r.id == 19
assert r.value == "Running"
assert get_doc_json("update_state_value") == r.to_dict()
def test_respond_with_update(self):
cb, response = self.o.update_response(value=5)
assert cb == self.callback
assert response.to_dict() == Update(id=11, value=5).to_dict()
def test_when_matches(self):
self.o._q.put(Update(1, "value1"))
self.o._q.put(Return(1))
self.o.when_matches(["block", "attr", "value"], "value1", timeout=0.01)
self.assert_handle_request_called_with(
Subscribe(1, ["block", "attr", "value"]), Unsubscribe(1))
def test_send_to_client(self):
self.PVA = PvaServerComms(self.p)
self.PVA._update_cache = MagicMock()
rpc_mock1 = MagicMock()
rpc_mock2 = MagicMock()
self.PVA._rpcs[1] = rpc_mock1
self.PVA._rpcs[2] = rpc_mock2
response1 = Return(id_=1)
self.PVA.send_to_client(response1)
rpc_mock1.notify_reply.assert_has_calls([call(response1)])
response2 = Error(id_=2)
self.PVA.send_to_client(response2)
rpc_mock2.notify_reply.assert_has_calls([call(response2)])
response3 = Return(id_=3)
self.PVA.send_to_client(response3)
rpc_mock1.notify_reply.assert_has_calls([call(response1)])
rpc_mock2.notify_reply.assert_has_calls([call(response2)])
# Gets
get_mock1 = MagicMock()
get_mock2 = MagicMock()
self.PVA._gets[3] = get_mock1
self.PVA._gets[4] = get_mock2
response1 = Return(id_=3)
self.PVA.send_to_client(response1)
get_mock1.notify_reply.assert_has_calls([call(response1)])
response2 = Error(id_=4)
self.PVA.send_to_client(response2)
get_mock2.notify_reply.assert_has_calls([call(response2)])
response3 = Return(id_=5)
self.PVA.send_to_client(response3)
get_mock1.notify_reply.assert_has_calls([call(response1)])
get_mock2.notify_reply.assert_has_calls([call(response2)])
# Puts
put_mock1 = MagicMock()
put_mock2 = MagicMock()
self.PVA._puts[5] = put_mock1
self.PVA._puts[6] = put_mock2
response1 = Return(id_=5)
self.PVA.send_to_client(response1)
put_mock1.notify_reply.assert_has_calls([call(response1)])
response2 = Error(id_=6)
self.PVA.send_to_client(response2)
put_mock2.notify_reply.assert_has_calls([call(response2)])
response3 = Return(id_=7)
self.PVA.send_to_client(response3)
put_mock1.notify_reply.assert_has_calls([call(response1)])
put_mock2.notify_reply.assert_has_calls([call(response2)])
# Monitors
mon_mock1 = MagicMock()
mon_mock2 = MagicMock()
self.PVA._monitors[7] = mon_mock1
self.PVA._monitors[8] = mon_mock2
response1 = Return(id_=7)
self.PVA.send_to_client(response1)
mon_mock1.notify_reply.assert_has_calls([call(response1)])
response2 = Error(id_=8)
self.PVA.send_to_client(response2)
mon_mock2.notify_reply.assert_has_calls([call(response2)])
response3 = Return(id_=9)
self.PVA.send_to_client(response3)
mon_mock1.notify_reply.assert_has_calls([call(response1)])
mon_mock2.notify_reply.assert_has_calls([call(response2)])
# Delta
mon_mock3 = MagicMock()
self.PVA._monitors[9] = mon_mock3
response3 = Delta(id_=9)
self.PVA.send_to_client(response3)
mon_mock3.update.assert_has_calls([call(response3["changes"])])
# Updates
self.PVA._update_local_block_list = MagicMock()
self.PVA._update_remote_block_list = MagicMock()
response4 = Update(id_=self.PVA._local_block_id)
response5 = Update(id_=self.PVA._remote_block_id)
self.PVA.send_to_client(response4)
self.PVA._update_local_block_list.assert_called_once()
self.PVA.send_to_client(response5)
self.PVA._update_remote_block_list.assert_called_once()