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# Any copyright is dedicated to the Public Domain.
# http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/
import json
import time
import types
import mozunit
import pytest
import six
from conftest import setup_args
from mozlog.formatters import JSONFormatter
from mozlog.handlers.base import StreamHandler
from mozlog.structuredlog import StructuredLogger
from six import string_types
@pytest.fixture
def logger():
logger = StructuredLogger("mochitest_message_logger")
buf = six.StringIO()
handler = StreamHandler(buf, JSONFormatter())
logger.add_handler(handler)
return logger
@pytest.fixture
def get_message_logger(setup_test_harness, logger):
setup_test_harness(*setup_args)
runtests = pytest.importorskip("runtests")
def fake_message(self, action, **extra):
message = {
"action": action,
"time": time.time(),
}
if action in ("test_start", "test_end", "test_status"):
message["test"] = "test_foo.html"
if action == "test_end":
message["status"] = "PASS"
message["expected"] = "PASS"
elif action == "test_status":
message["subtest"] = "bar"
message["status"] = "PASS"
elif action == "log":
message["level"] = "INFO"
message["message"] = "foobar"
message.update(**extra)
return self.write(json.dumps(message))
def inner(**kwargs):
ml = runtests.MessageLogger(logger, **kwargs)
# Create a convenience function for faking incoming log messages.
ml.fake_message = types.MethodType(fake_message, ml)
return ml
return inner
@pytest.fixture
def get_lines(logger):
buf = logger.handlers[0].stream
def inner():
lines = buf.getvalue().splitlines()
buf.truncate(0)
# Python3 will not reposition the buffer position after
# truncate and will extend the buffer with null bytes.
# Force the buffer position to the start of the buffer
# to prevent null bytes from creeping in.
buf.seek(0)
return lines
return inner
@pytest.fixture
def assert_actions(get_lines):
def inner(expected):
if isinstance(expected, string_types):
expected = [expected]
lines = get_lines()
actions = [json.loads(l)["action"] for l in lines]
assert actions == expected
return inner
def test_buffering_on(get_message_logger, assert_actions):
ml = get_message_logger(buffering=True)
# no buffering initially (outside of test)
ml.fake_message("log")
assert_actions(["log"])
# inside a test buffering is enabled, only 'test_start' logged
ml.fake_message("test_start")
ml.fake_message("test_status")
ml.fake_message("log")
assert_actions(["test_start"])
# buffering turned off manually within a test
ml.fake_message("buffering_off")
ml.fake_message("test_status")
ml.fake_message("log")
assert_actions(["test_status", "log"])
# buffering turned back on again
ml.fake_message("buffering_on")
ml.fake_message("test_status")
ml.fake_message("log")
assert_actions([])
# test end, it failed! All previsouly buffered messages are now logged.
ml.fake_message("test_end", status="FAIL")
assert_actions(
[
"log", # "Buffered messages logged"
"test_status",
"log",
"test_status",
"log",
"log", # "Buffered messages finished"
"test_end",
]
)
# enabling buffering outside of a test has no affect
ml.fake_message("buffering_on")
ml.fake_message("log")
ml.fake_message("test_status")
assert_actions(["log", "test_status"])
def test_buffering_off(get_message_logger, assert_actions):
ml = get_message_logger(buffering=False)
ml.fake_message("test_start")
assert_actions(["test_start"])
# messages logged no matter what the state
ml.fake_message("test_status")
ml.fake_message("buffering_off")
ml.fake_message("log")
assert_actions(["test_status", "log"])
# even after a 'buffering_on' action
ml.fake_message("buffering_on")
ml.fake_message("test_status")
ml.fake_message("log")
assert_actions(["test_status", "log"])
# no buffer to empty on test fail
ml.fake_message("test_end", status="FAIL")
assert_actions(["test_end"])
@pytest.mark.parametrize(
"name,expected",
(
("/tests/test_foo.html", "test_foo.html"),
("chrome://mochitests/content/a11y/test_foo.html", "test_foo.html"),
("chrome://mochitests/content/browser/test_foo.html", "test_foo.html"),
("chrome://mochitests/content/chrome/test_foo.html", "test_foo.html"),
(
"https://example.org:443/tests/netwerk/test_foo.html",
"netwerk/test_foo.html",
),
("http://mochi.test:8888/tests/test_foo.html", "test_foo.html"),
("http://mochi.test:8888/content/dom/browser/test_foo.html", None),
),
)
def test_test_names_fixed_to_be_relative(name, expected, get_message_logger, get_lines):
ml = get_message_logger(buffering=False)
ml.fake_message("test_start", test=name)
lines = get_lines()
if expected is None:
expected = name
assert json.loads(lines[0])["test"] == expected
if __name__ == "__main__":
mozunit.main()
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