def __init__(self, host, port, pretender_timeout=TIMEOUT_PRETENDER):
self.host = host
self.port = port
self.pretender_timeout = pretender_timeout
self.full_host = "{0}:{1}".format(self.host, self.port)
self.connection = HTTPConnection(self.full_host)
self.boss_access = APIHelper(self.connection, '')
(self.pretend_access_point,
self.pretend_access_point_id) = self._request_mock_access()
if self.pretend_access_point:
self.pretend_port = int(self.pretend_access_point.split(':')[1])
self.history = APIHelper(
self.connection,
'/history/{0}'.format(self.pretend_access_point_id))
self.preset = PresetHelper(
self.connection,
'/preset/{0}'.format(self.pretend_access_point_id))
def test_clear_down_only_happens_if_no_request_for_timeout_period():
# Test that stale mock servers are not cleared if they
# recently made a request.
# TODO: Once the timeout specification can be dictated by the client
# the sleep in this test can be reduced.
http_mock = HTTPMock('localhost', 8000, pretender_timeout=5)
pretender = http_mock.get_pretender()
timeout_server = pretender.timeout_in_secs
assert_equal(pretender.last_call, pretender.start)
for i in range(3):
# Sleep for a while, check that the server is still running and then
# make a call to the mock server.
time.sleep(timeout_server / 2)
# Check that we are still running
pretender = http_mock.get_pretender()
# Make a call to the mock server.
pretender_client = APIHelper(
HTTPConnection(http_mock.pretend_access_point), '')
pretender_client.http(method="GET", url="/some_url")