def test_start(self):
self._subject._setup_sockets = MagicMock()
self._subject._recv_thread = MagicMock()
self._subject._send_thread = MagicMock()
self._subject._expire_thread = MagicMock()
self._subject.start()
assert_that(
self._subject._setup_sockets.mock_calls,
equal_to([
call()
])
)
assert_that(
self._subject._recv_thread.mock_calls,
equal_to([
call.start()
])
)
assert_that(
self._subject._send_thread.mock_calls,
equal_to([
call.start()
])
)
assert_that(
self._subject._expire_thread.mock_calls,
equal_to([
call.start()
])
)
def test_lifecycle(capture, machine, strokes):
# Start machine.
machine.start_capture()
assert capture.mock_calls == [
call.suppress_keyboard(()),
call.start(),
]
capture.reset_mock()
machine.set_suppression(True)
suppressed_keys = dict(machine.keymap.get_bindings())
del suppressed_keys['space']
assert strokes == []
assert capture.mock_calls == [
call.suppress_keyboard(suppressed_keys.keys()),
]
# Trigger some strokes.
capture.reset_mock()
send_input(capture, '+a +h -a -h space w')
assert strokes == [
{'S-', '*'},
{'T-'},
]
assert capture.mock_calls == []
# Stop machine.
del strokes[:]
machine.stop_capture()
assert strokes == []
assert capture.mock_calls == [
call.suppress_keyboard(()),
call.cancel(),
]
def test_lifecycle(capture, machine, strokes):
# Start machine.
machine.start_capture()
assert capture.mock_calls == [
call.suppress_keyboard(()),
call.start(),
]
capture.reset_mock()
machine.set_suppression(True)
suppressed_keys = dict(machine.keymap.get_bindings())
del suppressed_keys['space']
assert strokes == []
assert capture.mock_calls == [
call.suppress_keyboard(suppressed_keys.keys()),
]
# Trigger some strokes.
capture.reset_mock()
send_input(capture, '+a +h -a -h space w')
assert strokes == [
{'S-', '*'},
{'T-'},
]
assert capture.mock_calls == []
# Stop machine.
del strokes[:]
machine.stop_capture()
assert strokes == []
assert capture.mock_calls == [
call.suppress_keyboard(()),
call.cancel(),
]
def test_reparent(self, m_driver_cls, m_logging, m_socket, m_ppid):
m_ppid.side_effect = iter([123, 123, 1])
m_driver = m_driver_cls.return_value
m_driver.join.return_value = False
self._import_main()
self.assertEqual(m_driver.mock_calls,
[call.start(),
call.join(timeout=1),
call.join(timeout=1),
call.stop()])
def test_create(self):
self.m_etcd_watcher.assert_has_calls([
call.link(self.api._on_worker_died),
call.start(),
])
self.m_spawn.assert_has_calls([
call(self.api._periodically_resync),
call(self.api._periodically_resync).link_exception(
self.api._on_worker_died)
])
def test_create(self):
self.m_etcd_watcher.assert_has_calls([
call.link(self.api._on_worker_died),
call.start(),
])
self.m_spawn.assert_has_calls([
call(self.api._periodically_resync),
call(self.api._periodically_resync).link_exception(
self.api._on_worker_died)
])
def test_reparent(self, m_driver_cls, m_logging, m_socket, m_ppid):
m_ppid.side_effect = iter([123, 123, 1])
m_driver = m_driver_cls.return_value
m_driver.join.return_value = False
self._import_main()
self.assertEqual(m_driver.mock_calls, [
call.start(),
call.join(timeout=1),
call.join(timeout=1),
call.stop()
])
def test_wait(self):
"""
Does the decorator call the right methods?
"""
self.cow.return_value = 'boy'
output = self.dummy('pie')
self.cow.assert_called_with('pie')
self.assertEqual('boy', output)
calls = [call.wait(self.sleep), call.clear(), call.start()]
self.assertEqual(calls, self.timer.mock_calls)
return
def test_start(self):
"""
Does it clear the event then start the timer?
"""
self.timer.start()
# first call - create the event and set
# second call - clear the call so users will block
# third call - start the timer
calls = [call.set(), call.clear(), call.start()]
self.assertEqual(calls, self.timer.event.mock_calls + self.timer.timer.mock_calls)
return
def assert_stuff_about_keep_alive(slot, mock_timer, exception, logging_called):
mock_timer.reset()
slot._repl_cursor.reset()
with patch('logging.Logger.exception') as mock_log:
slot._repl_cursor.send_feedback = Mock(side_effect=exception)
thread = slot._send_keepalive()
assert mock_log.called == logging_called
assert call.send_feedback() in slot._repl_cursor.method_calls
assert mock_timer.called
assert thread.daemon == True, 'It is a daemon'
assert call.start() in thread.method_calls, 'It has been started'
def test_mainline(self, m_driver_cls, m_logging, m_socket, m_ppid):
m_ppid.return_value = 123
m_driver = m_driver_cls.return_value
m_driver.join.side_effect = iter([False, True])
self._import_main()
self.assertEqual(
m_driver.mock_calls,
[call.start(),
call.join(timeout=1),
call.join(timeout=1)])
self.assertEqual(m_logging.mock_calls, [
call(gevent_in_use=False,
syslog_executable_name="calico-felix-etcd")
])
def test_profile_start_decorator_starts_profiling_for_target_function():
profiler = Mock()
profiler.start = Mock()
profiler.intermediate = Mock()
@profile_start(profiler)
def fn():
profiler.intermediate()
fn()
expect(profiler.mock_calls[0]).to.equal(call.start('fn'))
expect(profiler.mock_calls[1]).to.equal(call.intermediate())
expect(profiler.mock_calls).to.have.length_of(2)
def test_mainline(self, m_driver_cls, m_logging, m_socket, m_ppid):
m_ppid.return_value = 123
m_driver = m_driver_cls.return_value
m_driver.join.side_effect = iter([
False,
True
])
self._import_main()
self.assertEqual(m_driver.mock_calls,
[call.start(),
call.join(timeout=1),
call.join(timeout=1)])
self.assertEqual(m_logging.mock_calls,
[call(gevent_in_use=False,
syslog_executable_name="calico-felix-etcd")])
def test_awsec2_class():
with patch('boto3.resource') as client, \
patch.object(SSH, 'get_session', return_value='started_session'), \
swallow_logs(new_level=logging.DEBUG) as log:
# Test connecting when a resource doesn't exist.
client.return_value = MagicMock(instances=MagicMock(
filter=lambda Filters: []))
config = {
'name': 'non-existent-instance',
'type': 'aws-ec2',
'access_key_id': 'my-aws-access-key-id',
'secret_access_key': 'my-aws-secret-access-key-id'
}
resource = ResourceManager.factory(config)
resource.connect()
assert resource.id is None
assert resource.status is None
# Test catching exception when multiple resources are found at connection.
client.return_value = MagicMock(instances=MagicMock(
filter=lambda Filters: [
MagicMock(instance_id='i-22221ddf096c22bb0',
state={'Name': 'running'}),
MagicMock(instance_id='i-3333f40de2b9b8967',
state={'Name': 'running'})
]))
config = {
'name': 'duplicate-instance-name',
'type': 'aws-ec2',
'access_key_id': 'my-aws-access-key-id',
'secret_access_key': 'my-aws-secret-access-key-id'
}
resource = ResourceManager.factory(config)
try:
resource.connect()
except Exception as e:
assert e.args[0] == "Multiple container matches found"
# Test connecting to an existing resource.
client.return_value = MagicMock(Instance=lambda id: MagicMock(
instance_id='i-00002777d52482d9c', state={'Name': 'running'}))
config = {
'name': 'my-instance-name',
'id': 'i-00002777d52482d9c',
'type': 'aws-ec2',
'access_key_id': 'my-aws-access-key-id',
'secret_access_key': 'my-aws-secret-access-key-id',
'key_name': 'my-ssh-key',
'key_filename': '/home/me/.ssh/id_rsa'
}
resource = ResourceManager.factory(config)
resource.connect()
assert resource.image == 'ami-c8580bdf'
assert resource.id == 'i-00002777d52482d9c'
assert resource.instance_type == 't2.micro'
assert resource.key_filename == '/home/me/.ssh/id_rsa'
assert resource.key_name == 'my-ssh-key'
assert resource.name == 'my-instance-name'
assert resource.region_name == 'us-east-1'
assert resource.access_key_id == 'my-aws-access-key-id'
assert resource.secret_access_key == 'my-aws-secret-access-key-id'
assert resource.security_group == 'default'
assert resource.status == 'running'
assert resource.type == 'aws-ec2'
# Test creating an existing resource and catch the exception.
try:
resource.create()
except Exception as e:
assert e.args[
0] == "Instance 'i-00002777d52482d9c' already exists in AWS subscription"
# Test creating resource.
client.return_value = MagicMock(
instances=MagicMock(filter=lambda Filters: []),
Instance=lambda id: MagicMock(instance_id='i-11112777d52482d9c',
state={'Name': 'running'}))
config = {
'name': 'my-instance-name',
'type': 'aws-ec2',
'access_key_id': 'my-aws-access-key-id',
'secret_access_key': 'my-aws-secret-access-key-id',
'key_name': 'my-ssh-key',
'key_filename': '/home/me/.ssh/id_rsa'
}
resource = ResourceManager.factory(config)
resource.connect()
results = resource.create()
assert results['id'] == 'i-11112777d52482d9c'
assert results['status'] == 'running'
assert_in('EC2 instance i-11112777d52482d9c initialized!', log.lines)
assert_in('EC2 instance i-11112777d52482d9c to start running!',
log.lines)
assert_in(
'Waiting for EC2 instance i-11112777d52482d9c to complete initialization...',
log.lines)
assert_in('EC2 instance i-11112777d52482d9c initialized!', log.lines)
# Test stopping resource.
resource.stop()
calls = [call.stop()]
resource._ec2_instance.assert_has_calls(calls, any_order=True)
# Test starting resource.
resource.start()
calls = [call.start()]
resource._ec2_instance.assert_has_calls(calls, any_order=True)
# Test deleting resource.
resource.delete()
calls = [call.terminate()]
resource._ec2_instance.assert_has_calls(calls, any_order=True)
session = resource.get_session()
assert session == 'started_session'