def test_can_put_onto_buffer():
mk(('echo.sock', 'socket.send(socket.recv())'))
buffer = Buffer(make_socket(), 'foo')
expected = [FFFD+'4'+FFFD+'1:::']
buffer.put(Message.from_bytes('1:::'))
actual = list(buffer.flush())
assert actual == expected, actual
def test_can_put_onto_buffer(mk):
mk(('echo.sock.spt', 'socket.send(socket.recv())'))
buffer = Buffer(make_socket(), 'foo')
expected = [FFFD + '4' + FFFD + '1:::']
buffer.put(Message.from_bytes('1:::'))
actual = list(buffer.flush())
assert actual == expected
def test_can_put_onto_buffer():
mk(("echo.sock", "socket.send(socket.recv())"))
buffer = Buffer(make_socket(), "foo")
expected = [FFFD + "4" + FFFD + "1:::"]
buffer.put(Message.from_bytes("1:::"))
actual = list(buffer.flush())
assert actual == expected, actual
def test_buffer_flush_performance():
return # This test makes my lap hot.
M = lambda: Message.from_bytes("3::/echo.sock:Greetings, program!")
N = 10000
buffer = Buffer([M() for i in range(N)])
out = list(buffer.flush())
nbuffer = len(buffer)
nout = len(out)
assert nbuffer + nout == N, (nbuffer, nout)
assert nout > 500
def test_buffer_flush_performance():
return # This test makes my lap hot.
M = lambda: Message.from_bytes("3::/echo.sock:Greetings, program!")
N = 10000
buffer = Buffer([M() for i in range(N)])
out = list(buffer.flush())
nbuffer = len(buffer)
nout = len(out)
assert nbuffer + nout == N
assert nout > 500
