def test_concurrent_recv(env, socket_type, server, client):
service = Service((yield server.accept()))
service.recv()
try:
service.recv()
assert False, 'There should have been an error'
except RuntimeError as e:
assert e.args == ('Already receiving', )
def test_remote_close_during_read_chunked_transfer(env, socket_type, server,
client):
service = Service((yield server.accept()))
cli_req = yield client.get()
srv_req = yield service.recv()
# The service will write one chunk, which is read by the client. The client
# then starts a second read attempt, while the service closes its socket.
srv_res = yield srv_req.respond(200)
cli_res = yield cli_req.response()
yield srv_res.write(b'foo')
data = yield cli_res.read()
assert data == b'foo'
read_ev = cli_res.read()
service.close()
try:
yield read_ev
assert False, 'Expected an exception'
except ConnectionError:
pass
except SocketError as e:
assert PY2 and e.errno in platform.connection_errors
# Further read attempts fail immediately.
try:
cli_res.read()
assert False, 'Expected an exception'
except ConnectionError:
pass
except SocketError as e:
assert PY2 and e.errno in platform.connection_errors
def test_local_close_during_write_chunked_transfer(env, socket_type, server,
client):
service = Service((yield server.accept()))
cli_req = yield client.put()
srv_req = yield service.recv()
# Write two chunks. The first chunk is written and the second is started to
# be written. However, the client then immediately closes the socket
# causing the write event to fail.
yield srv_req.respond(200)
yield cli_req.write(b'foo')
data = yield srv_req.read()
assert data == b'foo'
write_ev = cli_req.write(b'spam')
client.close()
try:
yield write_ev
assert False, 'Expected an exception'
except SocketError as e:
assert e.errno in (errno.EBADF, errno.ENOTSOCK)
# Further write attempts fail immediately.
try:
cli_req.write()
assert False, 'Expected an exception'
except SocketError as e:
assert e.errno in (errno.EBADF, errno.ENOTSOCK)
def test_local_close_during_read_chunked_transfer(env, socket_type, server,
client):
service = Service((yield server.accept()))
cli_req = client.get()
srv_req = yield service.recv()
# Send two chunks. The first chunk is read and the second is started to be
# read. However, the client then immediately closes the socket causing the
# read event to fail.
srv_res = yield srv_req.respond(200)
cli_res = yield cli_req.response()
yield srv_res.write(b'foo')
data = yield cli_res.read()
assert data == b'foo'
yield srv_res.write(b'spam')
read_ev = cli_res.read()
client.close()
try:
yield read_ev
assert False, 'Expected an exception'
except SocketError as e:
assert e.errno in (errno.EBADF, errno.ENOTSOCK)
# Further read attempts fail immediately.
try:
cli_res.read()
assert False, 'Expected an exception'
except SocketError as e:
assert e.errno in (errno.EBADF, errno.ENOTSOCK)
def test_consequent_error_after_peer_close(env, socket_type, server, client):
service = Service((yield server.accept()))
cli_req = yield client.get()
srv_req = yield service.recv()
yield srv_req.respond(200, data=b'test')
cli_res = yield cli_req.response()
yield cli_res.data()
cli_req = yield client.get()
service.close()
try:
yield cli_req.response()
assert False, 'Expected an exception'
except ConnectionError:
pass
except SocketError as e:
assert PY2 and e.errno in platform.connection_errors
# Consequent requests will fail with the same error.
try:
client.get()
assert False, 'Expected an exception'
except ConnectionError:
pass
except SocketError as e:
assert PY2 and e.errno in platform.connection_errors
def test_pipeline(env, socket_type, server, client):
service = Service((yield server.accept()))
# Client side pipelining: Dispatch 10 get requests and do not wait for the
# responses.
cli_req = []
for i in range(10):
req = yield client.get()
cli_req.append(req)
# Server side pipelining: Fetch all 10 incoming requests, read their
# content but do not reply yet.
srv_req = []
for i in range(10):
req = yield service.recv()
assert req.method == 'GET'
assert req.uri == ''
yield req.read(all=True)
srv_req.append(req)
# Now respond all requests.
for req in srv_req:
yield req.respond(200, data=b'hello')
# And finally read the responses.
for req in cli_req:
# Wait for the response headers.
cli_res = yield req.response()
# And read the response content.
data = yield cli_res.data()
assert data == b'hello'
def test_out_of_order_response(env, socket_type, server, client):
service = Service((yield server.accept()))
yield client.get()
yield client.get()
srv_req1 = yield service.recv()
yield srv_req1.read(all=True)
srv_req2 = yield service.recv()
yield srv_req2.read(all=True)
try:
srv_req2.respond(200)
assert False, 'There should have been an error'
except RuntimeError as e:
assert e.args == ('Out of order response', )
def test_max_header_size(env, socket_type, server):
client = socket_type.connection(env, server.address)
service = Service((yield server.accept()))
yield client.write(b' ' * service.max_header_size)
try:
yield service.recv()
assert False, 'Expected an exception'
except HTTPException as e:
assert e.args[0] == 'Header size limit exceeded'
def test_invalid_client_request_encoding(env, socket_type, server):
client = socket_type.connection(env, server.address)
service = Service((yield server.accept()))
yield client.write(b'f\xc3\xb6\xc3\xb6\r\n\r\n')
try:
yield service.recv()
assert False, 'Expected an exception'
except HTTPException as e:
assert e.args[0].startswith('Malformed header:\nf')
def test_concurrent_reads(env, socket_type, server, client):
service = Service((yield server.accept()))
cli_req = yield client.send('GET', '/')
srv_req = yield service.recv()
srv_req.read()
try:
srv_req.read()
assert False, 'There should have been an error'
except RuntimeError as e:
assert e.args == ('Concurrent read attempt', )
def test_convenience_request(env, socket_type, server, client):
service = Service((yield server.accept()))
cli_req = yield client.get()
srv_req = yield service.recv()
assert srv_req.uri == ''
yield srv_req.read(all=True)
yield srv_req.respond(200, data=b'hello')
cli_res = yield cli_req.response()
data = yield cli_res.read(all=True)
assert data == b'hello'
def test_write_on_pending_request(env, socket_type, server, client):
"""Data may be written to a request, even though the headers have not yet
been sent."""
service = Service((yield server.accept()))
cli_req = client.put()
write_ev = cli_req.write(b'foo')
srv_req = yield service.recv()
data = yield srv_req.read()
assert data == b'foo'
def test_invalid_chunk_header(env, socket_type, server):
client = socket_type.connection(env, server.address)
service = Service((yield server.accept()))
yield client.write(b'PUT / HTTP/1.1\r\n'
b'Transfer-Encoding: chunked\r\n\r\nfoo\r\n')
srv_req = yield service.recv()
try:
yield srv_req.read()
assert False, 'Expected an exception'
except HTTPException as e:
assert e.args[0] == 'Malformed chunk header:\nfoo'
def test_read_after_request_close(env, socket_type, server, client):
"""If all content of a message has been read, further read attempts will
return an empty byte string."""
service = Service((yield server.accept()))
cli_req = yield client.put(data=b'spam')
srv_req = yield service.recv()
data = yield srv_req.read()
assert data == b'spam'
data = yield srv_req.read()
assert data == b''
data = yield srv_req.read()
assert data == b''
def test_read_on_pending_response(env, socket_type, server, client):
"""The response may be requested at any time, even if the headers have not
yet been sent. The same is true for read attempts."""
service = Service((yield server.accept()))
cli_req = client.get()
cli_res = cli_req.response()
read_ev = cli_res.read()
srv_req = yield service.recv()
yield srv_req.respond(200, data=b'foo')
data = yield read_ev
assert data == b'foo'
def test_max_chunked_header_size(env, socket_type, server):
client = socket_type.connection(env, server.address)
service = Service((yield server.accept()))
data = (b'PUT / HTTP/1.1\r\n' + b'Transfer-Encoding: chunked\r\n\r\n' +
b' ' * service.max_header_size)
while data:
data = data[(yield client.write(data)):]
srv_req = yield service.recv()
try:
yield srv_req.read()
assert False, 'Expected an exception'
except HTTPException as e:
assert e.args[0] == 'Chunk header size limit exceeded'
def test_immediate_read_and_write(env, socket_type, server, client):
service = Service((yield server.accept()))
# Create a request but don't wait for headers to be sent.
cli_req = client.send('GET', '/')
# Directly writing to the request without waiting for the headers to be
# sent is allowed for convenience.
yield cli_req.write(b'foo')
yield cli_req.write()
# Create the incoming request but also don't wait for the headers to be
# received.
srv_req = service.recv()
# Immediately reading from the request is allowed for convenience.
data = yield srv_req.read(all=True)
assert data == b'foo'
def test_request_chunks(env, socket_type, server, client):
service = Service((yield server.accept()))
send_characters = list('abcdefghij')
for i in range(3):
cli_req = yield client.send('GET', '/')
for character in send_characters:
yield cli_req.write(character.encode('utf-8'))
yield cli_req.write()
for i in range(3):
srv_req = yield service.recv()
recv_characters = []
for character in send_characters:
recv_characters.append((yield srv_req.read()).decode('utf-8'))
yield srv_req.read()
yield srv_req
assert send_characters == recv_characters
def test_request(env, socket_type, server, client):
service = Service((yield server.accept()))
# Dispatch request and await its transmission.
cli_req = yield client.send('GET', '/')
yield cli_req.write(b'dude')
yield cli_req.write()
# Wait until the next request is received and read all of its content.
srv_req = yield service.recv()
assert srv_req.uri == '/'
srv_data = yield srv_req.read(all=True)
# Send the response.
srv_res = yield srv_req.respond(200)
yield srv_res.write(b'hello ' + srv_data)
yield srv_res.write()
# Wait for the response and check its contents.
cli_res = yield cli_req.response()
cli_data = yield cli_res.read(all=True)
assert cli_data == b'hello dude'
def test_response_chunks(env, socket_type, server, client):
service = Service((yield server.accept()))
for i in range(4):
cli_req = yield client.get()
srv_req = yield service.recv()
yield srv_req.read(all=True)
srv_res = srv_req.respond(200, phrase='OK')
cli_res = yield cli_req.response()
assert cli_res.code == '200' and cli_res.phrase == 'OK'
send_characters = list('abcdefghij')
recv_characters = []
for character in send_characters:
yield srv_res.write(character.encode('utf-8'))
recv_characters.append((yield cli_res.read()).decode('utf-8'))
yield srv_res.write()
yield cli_res.read()
yield cli_res
assert send_characters == recv_characters
def test_service_close(env, socket_type, server, client):
service = Service((yield server.accept()))
cli_req = client.put()
cli_req.defused = True
srv_req = yield service.recv()
srv_req.defused = True
srv_res = srv_req.respond(200, phrase='OK')
# Close the client.
cli_res = yield cli_req.response()
assert cli_res.code == '200'
client.close()
# The server won't notice that the client has closed the connection unless
# it is waiting for data.
try:
yield srv_req.read()
except ConnectionError:
pass
except SocketError as e:
assert PY2 and e.errno in platform.connection_errors
def test_remote_close_during_write_chunked_transfer(env, socket_type, server,
client):
service = Service((yield server.accept()))
cli_req = yield client.put()
srv_req = yield service.recv()
# The client will write one chunk, which is read by the service. The client
# then starts further write attempts, while the service closes its socket.
# The client will be notified of the remote close at some point.
yield srv_req.respond(200)
yield cli_req.write(b'foo')
data = yield srv_req.read()
assert data == b'foo'
service.close()
try:
# See simpy/io/test/socket.py:test_write_after_peer_close for an
# explanation.
for i in range(3):
yield cli_req.write(b'spam' * 1024)
assert False, 'Expected an exception'
except ConnectionError:
pass
except SocketError as e:
assert PY2 and e.errno in platform.connection_errors
# Further write attempts fail immediately.
try:
cli_req.write()
assert False, 'Expected an exception'
except ConnectionError:
pass
except SocketError as e:
assert PY2 and e.errno in platform.connection_errors