Allow segment size to be specified in a human readable way.

Instead of always specifying segment size in bytes the user
can now use B,K,M or G as suffixes for the corresponding
size.

Conversion is done with Binary units (1024) rather than SI
units (1000).

e.g

swift upload test_container -S 1073741824 large_file
can now be written
swift upload test_container -S 1G large_file

The change is backwards compatible as it ignores arguments to -S
that don't have a valid suffix.

Updated unit tests and help message.

Change-Id: I6314b4e45cf2fbffde2fe57a02df77a25e911e84
This commit is contained in:
Daniel Wakefield 2014-10-06 15:24:19 +01:00
parent bb4d2ab59c
commit 5f89dcc46e
2 changed files with 67 additions and 1 deletions
swiftclient
tests/unit

@ -689,7 +689,9 @@ def st_upload(parser, args, output_manager):
'-S', '--segment-size', dest='segment_size', help='Upload files '
'in segments no larger than <size> (in Bytes) and then create a '
'"manifest" file that will download all the segments as if it were '
'the original file.')
'the original file. Sizes may also be expressed as bytes with the '
'B suffix, kilobytes with the K suffix, megabytes with the M suffix '
'or gigabytes with the G suffix.')
parser.add_option(
'-C', '--segment-container', dest='segment_container',
help='Upload the segments into the specified container. '
@ -741,6 +743,20 @@ def st_upload(parser, args, output_manager):
else:
orig_path = files[0]
if options.segment_size:
try:
# If segment size only has digits assume it is bytes
int(options.segment_size)
except ValueError:
try:
size_mod = "BKMG".index(options.segment_size[-1].upper())
multiplier = int(options.segment_size[:-1])
except ValueError:
output_manager.error("Invalid segment size")
return
options.segment_size = str((1024 ** size_mod) * multiplier)
_opts = vars(options)
_opts['object_uu_threads'] = options.object_threads
with SwiftService(options=_opts) as swift:

@ -408,6 +408,56 @@ class TestShell(unittest.TestCase):
swiftclient.shell.main(argv)
connection.return_value.get_capabilities.assert_called_with(None)
def test_human_readable_upload_segment_size(self):
def _check_expected(x, expected):
actual = x.call_args_list[-1][1]["options"]["segment_size"]
self.assertEqual(int(actual), expected)
mock_out = mock.MagicMock(spec=swiftclient.shell.OutputManager)
mock_out.__enter__.return_value = mock_out
mock_out.return_value = mock_out
type(mock_out).error_count = mock.PropertyMock(return_value=0)
mock_swift = mock.MagicMock(spec=swiftclient.shell.SwiftService)
with mock.patch("swiftclient.shell.SwiftService", mock_swift):
with mock.patch('swiftclient.shell.OutputManager', mock_out):
# Test new behaviour with both upper and lower case
# trailing characters
argv = ["", "upload", "-S", "1B", "container", "object"]
swiftclient.shell.main(argv)
_check_expected(mock_swift, 1)
argv = ["", "upload", "-S", "1K", "container", "object"]
swiftclient.shell.main(argv)
_check_expected(mock_swift, 1024)
argv = ["", "upload", "-S", "1m", "container", "object"]
swiftclient.shell.main(argv)
_check_expected(mock_swift, 1048576)
argv = ["", "upload", "-S", "1G", "container", "object"]
swiftclient.shell.main(argv)
_check_expected(mock_swift, 1073741824)
# Test old behaviour is not affected
argv = ["", "upload", "-S", "12345", "container", "object"]
swiftclient.shell.main(argv)
_check_expected(mock_swift, 12345)
# Test invalid states
argv = ["", "upload", "-S", "1234X", "container", "object"]
swiftclient.shell.main(argv)
mock_out.error.assert_called_with("Invalid segment size")
argv = ["", "upload", "-S", "K1234", "container", "object"]
swiftclient.shell.main(argv)
mock_out.error.assert_called_with("Invalid segment size")
argv = ["", "upload", "-S", "K", "container", "object"]
swiftclient.shell.main(argv)
mock_out.error.assert_called_with("Invalid segment size")
class TestSubcommandHelp(unittest.TestCase):