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160 lines
4.1 KiB
Python
160 lines
4.1 KiB
Python
import queue
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from unittest.mock import patch, call
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import pytest
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@pytest.fixture
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def mock_queue(monkeypatch):
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class MockQueue:
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items = []
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def get(self, timeout=None):
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try:
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return self.items.pop()
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except IndexError:
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if timeout:
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raise queue.Empty()
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raise
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def put(self, item):
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self.items.append(item)
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mockqueue = MockQueue()
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monkeypatch.setattr('queue.Queue', lambda: mockqueue)
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return mockqueue
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def test_empty_pool_is_populated_with_instances(mock_queue):
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from bigchaindb import utils
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pool = utils.pool(lambda: 'hello', 4)
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assert len(mock_queue.items) == 0
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with pool() as instance:
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assert instance == 'hello'
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assert len(mock_queue.items) == 1
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with pool() as instance:
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assert instance == 'hello'
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assert len(mock_queue.items) == 2
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with pool() as instance:
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assert instance == 'hello'
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assert len(mock_queue.items) == 3
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with pool() as instance:
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assert instance == 'hello'
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assert len(mock_queue.items) == 4
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with pool() as instance:
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assert instance == 'hello'
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assert len(mock_queue.items) == 4
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def test_pool_blocks_if_no_instances_available(mock_queue):
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from bigchaindb import utils
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pool = utils.pool(lambda: 'hello', 4)
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assert len(mock_queue.items) == 0
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# We need to manually trigger the `__enter__` method so the context
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# manager will "hang" and not return the resource to the pool
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assert pool().__enter__() == 'hello'
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assert len(mock_queue.items) == 0
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assert pool().__enter__() == 'hello'
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assert len(mock_queue.items) == 0
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assert pool().__enter__() == 'hello'
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assert len(mock_queue.items) == 0
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# We need to keep a reference of the last context manager so we can
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# manually release the resource
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last = pool()
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assert last.__enter__() == 'hello'
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assert len(mock_queue.items) == 0
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# This would block using `queue.Queue` but since we mocked it it will
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# just raise a IndexError because it's trying to pop from an empty list.
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with pytest.raises(IndexError):
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assert pool().__enter__() == 'hello'
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assert len(mock_queue.items) == 0
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# Release the last resource
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last.__exit__(None, None, None)
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assert len(mock_queue.items) == 1
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assert pool().__enter__() == 'hello'
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assert len(mock_queue.items) == 0
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def test_pool_raises_empty_exception_when_timeout(mock_queue):
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from bigchaindb import utils
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pool = utils.pool(lambda: 'hello', 1, timeout=1)
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assert len(mock_queue.items) == 0
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with pool() as instance:
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assert instance == 'hello'
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assert len(mock_queue.items) == 1
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# take the only resource available
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assert pool().__enter__() == 'hello'
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with pytest.raises(queue.Empty):
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with pool() as instance:
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assert instance == 'hello'
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@patch('multiprocessing.Process')
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def test_process_group_instantiates_and_start_processes(mock_process):
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from bigchaindb.utils import ProcessGroup
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def noop():
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pass
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concurrency = 10
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pg = ProcessGroup(concurrency=concurrency, group='test_group', target=noop)
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pg.start()
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mock_process.assert_has_calls([call(group='test_group', target=noop,
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name=None, args=(), kwargs={},
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daemon=None)
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for i in range(concurrency)], any_order=True)
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for process in pg.processes:
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process.start.assert_called_with()
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def test_is_genesis_block_returns_true_if_genesis(b):
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from bigchaindb.utils import is_genesis_block
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genesis_block = b.prepare_genesis_block()
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assert is_genesis_block(genesis_block)
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def test_lazy_execution():
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from bigchaindb.utils import Lazy
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lz = Lazy()
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lz.split(',')[1].split(' ').pop(1).strip()
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result = lz.run('Like humans, cats tend to favor one paw over another')
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assert result == 'cats'
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class Cat:
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def __init__(self, name):
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self.name = name
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cat = Cat('Shmui')
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lz = Lazy()
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lz.name.upper()
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result = lz.run(cat)
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assert result == 'SHMUI'
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