def test_uptime_check_zero():
with on_time("2018-04-15 16:50", "CET"):
assert list(uptime_utils.check({}, uptime_utils.Section(0, None))) == [
Result(state=State.OK, summary="Up since Apr 15 2018 18:50:00"),
Result(state=State.OK, summary="Uptime: 0 seconds"),
Metric("uptime", 0.0),
]
def test_uptime_check_zero():
with on_time('2018-04-15 16:50', 'CET'):
assert list(
uptime_utils.check(Parameters({}), uptime_utils.Section(
0, None))) == [
Result(state=State.OK,
summary='Up since Apr 15 2018 18:50:00'),
Result(state=State.OK, summary='Uptime: 0 seconds'),
Metric("uptime", 0.0),
]
def test_uptime_check_basic():
with on_time("2018-04-15 16:50", "CET"):
assert list(uptime_utils.check({}, uptime_utils.Section(
123, None))) == [
Result(state=State.OK,
summary="Up since Apr 15 2018 18:47:57"),
Result(state=State.OK, summary="Uptime: 2 minutes 3 seconds"),
Metric("uptime", 123.0),
]
def test_uptime_check_basic():
with on_time('2018-04-15 16:50', 'CET'):
assert list(
uptime_utils.check(Parameters({}), uptime_utils.Section(
123, None))) == [
Result(state=State.OK,
summary='Up since Apr 15 2018 18:47:57'),
Result(state=State.OK,
summary='Uptime: 2 minutes 3 seconds'),
Metric("uptime", 123.0),
]
def test_uptime_solaris_inputs(info, reference):
section = uptime.parse_uptime(info)
assert section is not None
# This time freeze has no correlation with the uptime of the test. It
# is needed for the check output to always return the same infotext.
# The true test happens on state and perfdata
with on_time('2018-04-15 16:50', 'CET'):
result = list(uptime_utils.check(Parameters({}), section))
assert result == reference