class TestSendJob(unittest.TestCase):
def setUp(self):
""" initial setup for SendJob class. """
self.nodelist = [(Node(1, 0.2, 'decentralized', 'sources','n')),\
(Node(3, 0.2, 'decentralized', 'sources', 'n'))]
self.msg = Message(1, 3, 'data')
self.job = SendJob(self.nodelist)
def testSend(self):
""" it just runs the send method. """
self.job.send(self.msg, self.msg.recipient)
def testIdentifyNode(self):
""" tests identifyNode method for an existing name. """
self.name = self.job.identifyNode(self.msg.recipient)
self.assertTrue(self.name)
def testBadIdentifyNode(self):
""" tests identifyNode method for a bad (non-existent) name."""
self.name = self.job.identifyNode('dummy_name')
self.assertFalse(self.name)
def testTravelingTime(self):
""" tests the randomness of traveling time."""
self.coll = []
for i in range(100):
self.coll.append(self.job.travelingTime())
# now put the list to a set and check if any values are double
# a valuable source for using set as is exhibited, is here:
# http://stackoverflow.com/questions/480214/how-do-you-remove-duplicates-from-a-list-in-python-whilst-preserving-order
self.assertEqual(len(set(self.coll)), len(self.coll))
def setUp(self):
""" initial setup for SendJob class. """
self.nodelist = [(Node(1, 0.2, 'decentralized', 'sources','n')),\
(Node(3, 0.2, 'decentralized', 'sources', 'n'))]
self.msg = Message(1, 3, 'data')
self.job = SendJob(self.nodelist)