def test_When_event_is_matched_The_yield_returns_the_event(self):
runner = RuleRunner('rule4', self.context, rule4, None)
self.assertFalse( self.context.test.has_key('matched-event') )
runner.onEvent(Event(service='tellstick', key='switch-1', data={'value':'xyz', 'other': 'foo'}))
runner.wait()
self.assertTrue( self.context.test.has_key('matched-event') )
self.assertEqual( self.context.test['matched-event'].key, 'switch-1' )
self.assertEqual( self.context.test['matched-event'].data['value'], 'xyz' )
self.assertEqual( self.context.test['matched-event'].data['other'], 'foo' )
def test_When_rule_stops_before_end_It_still_runs_complete(self):
self.context.state.set('timer.hour.data.value', 15) # !!
runner = RuleRunner('rule2', self.context, rule2, None)
self.assertFalse(self.context.test.has_key('complete'))
runner.onEvent(Event(service='tellstick', key='switch-1'))
runner.wait()
self.assertFalse(self.context.test.has_key('complete'))
runner.onEvent(Event(service='tellstick', key='switch-2'))
runner.wait()
self.assertTrue(self.context.test.has_key('complete'))
def onEvent(self, event):
# If event matches first event in rule, spawn new runner,
# as long as maxCount not reached
if event.match(self.event):
if len(self.runners) < self.maxCount:
self.info("spawn new runner since count is %s < maxCount %s" % (len(self.runners), self.maxCount))
id = '%s-%s' % (self.id, len(self.runners))
runner = RuleRunner(id, self.context, self.rule, self.onRunnerComplete)
self.runners.append(runner)
else:
self.debug("do not spawn new runner since count is %s < maxCount %s" % (len(self.runners), self.maxCount))
# Pass event to all active runners
for runner in self.runners:
runner.onEvent(event)
def test_When_rule_stops_before_end_It_still_runs_complete(self):
self.context.state.set('timer.hour.data.value', 15) # !!
runner = RuleRunner('rule2', self.context, rule2, None)
self.assertFalse( self.context.test.has_key('complete') )
runner.onEvent(Event(service='tellstick', key='switch-1'))
runner.wait()
self.assertFalse( self.context.test.has_key('complete') )
runner.onEvent(Event(service='tellstick', key='switch-2'))
runner.wait()
self.assertTrue( self.context.test.has_key('complete') )
def onEvent(self, event):
# If event matches first event in rule, spawn new runner,
# as long as maxCount not reached
if event.match(self.event):
if len(self.runners) < self.maxCount:
self.info("spawn new runner since count is %s < maxCount %s" %
(len(self.runners), self.maxCount))
id = '%s-%s' % (self.id, len(self.runners))
runner = RuleRunner(id, self.context, self.rule,
self.onRunnerComplete)
self.runners.append(runner)
else:
self.debug(
"do not spawn new runner since count is %s < maxCount %s" %
(len(self.runners), self.maxCount))
# Pass event to all active runners
for runner in self.runners:
runner.onEvent(event)
def test_When_event_rule_does_not_wait_for_occurs_Rule_does_not_iterate_to_next_step(
self):
runner = RuleRunner('rule1', self.context, rule1, None)
self.assertFalse(self.context.test.has_key('event-seen'))
runner.onEvent(Event(service='tellstick', key='switch-3'))
runner.wait()
self.assertFalse(self.context.test.has_key('event-1.1-seen'))
def test_When_event_is_matched_The_yield_returns_the_event(self):
runner = RuleRunner('rule4', self.context, rule4, None)
self.assertFalse(self.context.test.has_key('matched-event'))
runner.onEvent(
Event(service='tellstick',
key='switch-1',
data={
'value': 'xyz',
'other': 'foo'
}))
runner.wait()
self.assertTrue(self.context.test.has_key('matched-event'))
self.assertEqual(self.context.test['matched-event'].key, 'switch-1')
self.assertEqual(self.context.test['matched-event'].data['value'],
'xyz')
self.assertEqual(self.context.test['matched-event'].data['other'],
'foo')
def test_When_rule_has_many_events_It_iterates_correctly(self):
self.context.state.set('timer.hour.data.value', 17)
runner = RuleRunner('rule2', self.context, rule2, None)
# Before any events, rule does nothing
self.assertFalse( self.context.test.has_key('event-2.1-seen') )
self.assertFalse( self.context.test.has_key('event-2.2-seen') )
self.assertFalse( self.context.test.has_key('event-2.3-seen') )
# When event that is not in rule occurs, nothing happens
runner.onEvent(Event(service='tellstick', key='foo'))
runner.wait()
self.assertFalse( self.context.test.has_key('event-2.1-seen') )
self.assertFalse( self.context.test.has_key('event-2.2-seen') )
self.assertFalse( self.context.test.has_key('event-2.3-seen') )
# When event occurs that matches first event in rule, it iterates to next step
runner.onEvent(Event(service='tellstick', key='switch-1'))
runner.wait()
self.assertTrue( self.context.test.has_key('event-2.1-seen') )
self.assertFalse( self.context.test.has_key('event-2.2-seen') )
self.assertFalse( self.context.test.has_key('event-2.3-seen') )
# When another event that is not in rule occurs, nothing happens
runner.onEvent(Event(service='tellstick', key='foo'))
runner.wait()
self.assertTrue( self.context.test.has_key('event-2.1-seen') )
self.assertFalse( self.context.test.has_key('event-2.2-seen') )
self.assertFalse( self.context.test.has_key('event-2.3-seen') )
# When event occurs that matches second event in rule, it iterates another step
runner.onEvent(Event(service='tellstick', key='switch-2'))
runner.wait()
self.assertTrue( self.context.test.has_key('event-2.2-seen') )
self.assertFalse( self.context.test.has_key('event-2.3-seen') )
# When event occurs that matches third event in rule, it iterates another step
runner.onEvent(Event(service='tellstick', key='switch-3'))
runner.wait()
self.assertTrue( self.context.test.has_key('event-2.3-seen') )
def test_When_rule_has_more_events_It_is_not_complete(self):
runner = RuleRunner('rule1', self.context, rule1, None)
self.assertFalse(runner.isComplete)
runner.onEvent(Event(service='tellstick', key='switch-3'))
runner.wait()
self.assertFalse(runner.isComplete)
def test_When_event_rule_does_not_wait_for_occurs_Rule_does_not_iterate_to_next_step(self):
runner = RuleRunner('rule1', self.context, rule1, None)
self.assertFalse( self.context.test.has_key('event-seen') )
runner.onEvent(Event(service='tellstick', key='switch-3'))
runner.wait()
self.assertFalse( self.context.test.has_key('event-1.1-seen') )
def test_When_rule_is_busy_It_does_not_process_events(self):
runner = RuleRunner('rule3', self.context, rule3, None)
# At this point, rule is waiting for events, so this event is processed
runner.onEvent(Event(service='tellstick', key='switch-1'))
# At this point, "action" from step 1 is running, and it takes 0.3 sec
# so the event we send now should be ignored since rule is busy running action
runner.onEvent(Event(service='tellstick', key='switch-2'))
# Wait for action (step 1) to complete
runner.wait()
# Conclusion: Rule should have processed first event but not second
self.assertTrue( self.context.test.has_key('event-3.1-seen') )
self.assertFalse( self.context.test.has_key('event-3.2-seen') )
# At this point rule is waiting for events again, so if we send
# event 2 again now, it should be processed
runner.onEvent(Event(service='tellstick', key='switch-2'))
runner.wait()
self.assertTrue( self.context.test.has_key('event-3.1-seen') )
self.assertTrue( self.context.test.has_key('event-3.2-seen') )
def test_When_rule_conditional_does_not_match_It_stops(self):
# Rule checks hour >= 16 before last event, so when
# hour is 15, it should only do event1 + event2
self.context.state.set('timer.hour.data.value', 15)
runner = RuleRunner('rule2', self.context, rule2, None)
runner.onEvent(Event(service='tellstick', key='switch-1'))
runner.wait()
runner.onEvent(Event(service='tellstick', key='switch-2'))
runner.wait()
runner.onEvent(Event(service='tellstick', key='switch-3'))
runner.wait()
self.assertTrue( self.context.test.has_key('event-2.1-seen') )
self.assertTrue( self.context.test.has_key('event-2.2-seen') )
self.assertFalse( self.context.test.has_key('event-2.3-seen') )
def test_When_rule_has_many_events_It_iterates_correctly(self):
self.context.state.set('timer.hour.data.value', 17)
runner = RuleRunner('rule2', self.context, rule2, None)
# Before any events, rule does nothing
self.assertFalse(self.context.test.has_key('event-2.1-seen'))
self.assertFalse(self.context.test.has_key('event-2.2-seen'))
self.assertFalse(self.context.test.has_key('event-2.3-seen'))
# When event that is not in rule occurs, nothing happens
runner.onEvent(Event(service='tellstick', key='foo'))
runner.wait()
self.assertFalse(self.context.test.has_key('event-2.1-seen'))
self.assertFalse(self.context.test.has_key('event-2.2-seen'))
self.assertFalse(self.context.test.has_key('event-2.3-seen'))
# When event occurs that matches first event in rule, it iterates to next step
runner.onEvent(Event(service='tellstick', key='switch-1'))
runner.wait()
self.assertTrue(self.context.test.has_key('event-2.1-seen'))
self.assertFalse(self.context.test.has_key('event-2.2-seen'))
self.assertFalse(self.context.test.has_key('event-2.3-seen'))
# When another event that is not in rule occurs, nothing happens
runner.onEvent(Event(service='tellstick', key='foo'))
runner.wait()
self.assertTrue(self.context.test.has_key('event-2.1-seen'))
self.assertFalse(self.context.test.has_key('event-2.2-seen'))
self.assertFalse(self.context.test.has_key('event-2.3-seen'))
# When event occurs that matches second event in rule, it iterates another step
runner.onEvent(Event(service='tellstick', key='switch-2'))
runner.wait()
self.assertTrue(self.context.test.has_key('event-2.2-seen'))
self.assertFalse(self.context.test.has_key('event-2.3-seen'))
# When event occurs that matches third event in rule, it iterates another step
runner.onEvent(Event(service='tellstick', key='switch-3'))
runner.wait()
self.assertTrue(self.context.test.has_key('event-2.3-seen'))
def test_When_rule_has_more_events_It_is_not_complete(self):
runner = RuleRunner('rule1', self.context, rule1, None)
self.assertFalse(runner.isComplete)
runner.onEvent(Event(service='tellstick', key='switch-3'))
runner.wait()
self.assertFalse(runner.isComplete)
def test_When_rule_is_busy_It_does_not_process_events(self):
runner = RuleRunner('rule3', self.context, rule3, None)
# At this point, rule is waiting for events, so this event is processed
runner.onEvent(Event(service='tellstick', key='switch-1'))
# At this point, "action" from step 1 is running, and it takes 0.3 sec
# so the event we send now should be ignored since rule is busy running action
runner.onEvent(Event(service='tellstick', key='switch-2'))
# Wait for action (step 1) to complete
runner.wait()
# Conclusion: Rule should have processed first event but not second
self.assertTrue(self.context.test.has_key('event-3.1-seen'))
self.assertFalse(self.context.test.has_key('event-3.2-seen'))
# At this point rule is waiting for events again, so if we send
# event 2 again now, it should be processed
runner.onEvent(Event(service='tellstick', key='switch-2'))
runner.wait()
self.assertTrue(self.context.test.has_key('event-3.1-seen'))
self.assertTrue(self.context.test.has_key('event-3.2-seen'))
def test_When_rule_conditional_does_not_match_It_stops(self):
# Rule checks hour >= 16 before last event, so when
# hour is 15, it should only do event1 + event2
self.context.state.set('timer.hour.data.value', 15)
runner = RuleRunner('rule2', self.context, rule2, None)
runner.onEvent(Event(service='tellstick', key='switch-1'))
runner.wait()
runner.onEvent(Event(service='tellstick', key='switch-2'))
runner.wait()
runner.onEvent(Event(service='tellstick', key='switch-3'))
runner.wait()
self.assertTrue(self.context.test.has_key('event-2.1-seen'))
self.assertTrue(self.context.test.has_key('event-2.2-seen'))
self.assertFalse(self.context.test.has_key('event-2.3-seen'))