def test_api_build_id_returns_corrent_information(self):
""" Verifies that when a build is running, returns the status of that
build and otherwise returns clear."""
build = Build()
build.save()
response = self.client.get('/builds/%s' % str(build._id))
self.assertEqual(build._id, ObjectId(response.json['_id']['$oid']))
def test_api_build_status_wrong_id(self):
""" Verifies that an error is returned if an invalid ID is passed to
the build_status endpoint """
build = Build()
build.save()
response = self.client.get('/builds/%s' % '1234')
self.assertEqual(response.json['error'], 'Invalid Build ID')
def test_build_insertion(self):
""" Tests that a build is successfully inserted
and returns an ID correctly """
test_build = Build.new_from_json(self.json)
test_build.save()
count = 0
for b in Build.find():
count += 1
self.assertEqual(count, 1)
self.assertIsInstance(test_build._id, ObjectId)
def test_build_retrieval(self):
""" Tests that Build objects are correctly retrieved from the
database given an ID (as would be used by the BuildQueue)
checks for:
correct Document retrieved
valid JSON returned """
test_build = Build.new_from_json(self.json)
test_build.save()
get_build = Build.load_from_database(test_build._id)
# check that they got the same thing
self.assertEqual(get_build._id, test_build._id)
def test_api_builds_returned_corrent(self):
""" Verifies that build statuses returned match initial set."""
builds = []
for i in range(5):
build = Build()
build.save()
builds.append(str(build._id))
response = self.client.get('/builds')
self.assertEqual(len(response.json), 5)
for b in response.json:
self.assertTrue(builds.count(json.loads(b)['_id']['$oid']) == 1)
def test_post_to_github_without_credentials_returns_false(self):
configs = dict()
build = Build()
build.error = "error string"
build.ref = 'build_ref'
build.repository.name = 'test_repo'
build.repository.owner.name = 'jesse'
self.thread = WorkerThread(self.queue, configs)
with patch.object(requests, 'post') as mock:
mock.return_value = True
self.assertFalse(self.thread._post_to_github(build))
mock.assert_not_called()
def test_build_from_good_json(self):
""" Tests that sample JSON results in a valid Build object that is
correctly inserted into the database """
# this is a fake build
# it doesn't actually point to anything useful :P
json_build = Build.new_from_json(self.json)
self.assertEqual(json_build.status, 0)
self.assertEqual(json_build.url, self.json['url'])
def test_post_to_github_posts_to_correct_url(self):
configs = dict(GITHUB_ID='github_id', GITHUB_SECRET='github_secret')
build = Build()
build.error = "error string"
build.ref = 'build_ref'
build.repository.name = 'test_repo'
build.repository.owner.name = 'jesse'
self.thread = WorkerThread(self.queue, configs)
with patch.object(requests, 'post') as mock:
mock.return_value = True
self.assertTrue(self.thread._post_to_github(build))
expected_url = 'https://api.github.com/repos/jesse/test_repo/issues?client_id=github_id&client_secret=github_secret'
expected_data = {'body': 'error string', 'title': 'Build failure on ref build_ref'}
mock.assert_called_once_with(expected_url, expected_data)
def test_update_existing_build(self):
""" Tests that updating a build with build results works correctly
checks for:
correct retrieval of guild
correct update """
pass
test_build = Build.new_from_json(self.json)
test_build.save()
test_build_id = test_build['_id']
error_msg = "this is an error message"
test_build.update_with_results(1)
check = Build.load_from_database(test_build_id)
self.assertEqual(check['status'],1)
test_build.update_with_results(2, errmsg=error_msg)
check = Build.load_from_database(test_build_id)
self.assertEqual(check['status'],2)
self.assertEqual(check['error'],error_msg)
def test_api_blame_list(self):
""" Verifies that the data returned is the same as data stored"""
for i in range(15):
build = Build()
build.status = 2
if i < 5:
build.author.name = 'jessepollak'
elif i < 10:
build.author.name = 'dunvi'
else:
build.author.name = 'brennenbyrne'
build.save()
response = self.client.get('/blame')
self.assertEqual(response.json['brennenbyrne'], 5)
self.assertEqual(response.json['jessepollak'], 5)
self.assertEqual(response.json['dunvi'], 5)
def test_api_builds(self):
""" Verifies that a good build builds without error """
response = self.client.post(
'/build',
data=self.json,
content_type='application/json'
)
api.worker.join()
build = Build.find_one(dict(_id=ObjectId(response.json['id'])))
self.assertEqual(build['status'],1)
def test_api_builds_bad(self, mock):
""" Verifies that a bad build returns an error and posts the error to
GitHub """
mock.return_value = "This is an error"
response = self.client.post(
'/build',
data=self.json,
content_type='application/json'
)
api.worker.join()
build = Build.find_one(dict(_id=ObjectId(response.json['id'])))
self.assertEqual(build.status ,2)
mock.assert_called_once()
def test_failed_build_retrieval(self):
""" Tests that bad retrieves fail reasonably
checks for:
reasonable error given invalid ID
reasonable errors for database errors """
with self.assertRaises(BuildErrorException):
test_build = Build()
test_build.load_from_database(id=ObjectId())
# should raise an error because it does
# not exist (database is empty)
# put in a test object
insert_build = Build.new_from_json(self.json)
inserted_id = insert_build.save()
# check for incorrect ID type
with self.assertRaises(BuildErrorException):
test_build = Build()
test_build.load_from_database(id=3)
def test_api_rebuilds(self):
""" Verifies that after adding a failing test, build that passed build()
now fails."""
build = Build()
build.status = 2
build.save()
response = self.client.post('/builds/new', data=dict(build_id=str(build._id)))
api.worker.join()
build.reload()
self.assertEqual(build.status, 1)
self.assertTrue(api.worker.current_build is None)
self.assertEqual(response.json['id'], str(build._id))
def test_build_from_bad_json(self):
""" Tests that bad JSON results in a reasonable response
checks for: reasonable errors """
json_build = Build.new_from_json({'fake':'haha'})
with self.assertRaises(StructureError):
json_build.validate()
def test_multiple_build_retrieval(self):
""" Tests that retrieving multiple builds works correctly """
# should not be smart enough to tell that matching json is the same build,
# so we can populate the database with multiple copies of the same build :P
pass
save1 = Build.new_from_json(self.json)
save1.save()
save2 = Build.new_from_json(self.json)
save2.save()
Build.new_from_json(self.json).save()
Build.new_from_json(self.json).save()
Build.new_from_json(self.json).save()
Build.new_from_json(self.json).save()
test_build1_id = save1['_id']
test_build2_id = save2['_id']
# test that we get the right ones
get_build1 = Build.load_from_database(test_build1_id)
get_build2 = Build.load_from_database(test_build2_id)
self.assertNotEqual(get_build1['_id'], get_build2['_id'])
self.assertEqual(get_build1['_id'], test_build1_id)
self.assertEqual(get_build2['_id'], test_build2_id)
