def test_channel_closed_cb(self):
cp = ChannelPool(None)
cp._channels = 32
expect(cp._process_queue)
cp._channel_closed_cb('channel')
assert_equals(31, cp._channels)
def test_get_channel_when_two_free_and_one_closed(self):
# Because we can't mock builtins ....
class Set(set):
def pop(self):
pass
conn = mock()
ch1 = mock()
ch1.closed = True
ch2 = mock()
ch2.closed = False
cp = ChannelPool(conn)
cp._free_channels = Set([ch1, ch2])
cp._channels = 2
# Because we want them in order
expect(cp._free_channels.pop).returns(
ch1).side_effect(super(Set, cp._free_channels).pop)
expect(cp._free_channels.pop).returns(
ch2).side_effect(super(Set, cp._free_channels).pop)
self.assertEquals(ch2, cp._get_channel())
self.assertEquals(set(), cp._free_channels)
assert_equals(2, cp._channels)
def test_get_channel_returns_new_when_none_free_and_at_limit(self):
conn = mock()
cp = ChannelPool(conn, 1)
cp._channels = 1
stub(conn.channel)
self.assertEquals(None, cp._get_channel())
self.assertEquals(set(), cp._free_channels)
def test_get_channel_returns_new_when_none_free_and_not_at_limit(self):
conn = mock()
cp = ChannelPool(conn)
cp._channels = 1
with expect(conn.channel).returns(mock()) as newchannel:
expect(newchannel.add_close_listener).args(cp._channel_closed_cb)
self.assertEquals(newchannel, cp._get_channel())
self.assertEquals(set(), cp._free_channels)
assert_equals(2, cp._channels)
def test_get_channel_when_two_free_and_all_closed(self):
conn = mock()
ch1 = mock()
ch1.closed = True
ch2 = mock()
ch2.closed = True
cp = ChannelPool(conn)
cp._free_channels = set([ch1, ch2])
cp._channels = 2
with expect(conn.channel).returns(mock()) as newchannel:
expect(newchannel.add_close_listener).args(cp._channel_closed_cb)
self.assertEquals(newchannel, cp._get_channel())
self.assertEquals(set(), cp._free_channels)
assert_equals(3, cp._channels)
