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import os
import tempfile
import openstack_dashboard.don.ovs.collector as collector
from openstack_dashboard.tests import base
class TestOvsCollector(base.TestCase):
"""Tests openvswitch collector module."""
def setUp(self):
super(TestOvsCollector, self).setUp()
# Create a temporary file
self.tmp_fd, self.tmp_fp = tempfile.mkstemp(dir=os.getcwd())
def tearDown(self):
super(TestOvsCollector, self).tearDown()
# Remove the file
os.remove(self.tmp_fp)
def test_get_env(self):
lines = ["export x=2", "export y=3", "z=4"]
with open(self.tmp_fp, 'w') as f:
f.write("\n".join(lines))
env = collector.get_env(os.path.basename(self.tmp_fp))
self.assertEqual(env, dict(x='2', y='3'))
def test_add_new_command(self):
commands = {}
cmd_key = 'netns_test'
cmd = {'cmd': 'echo netns test'}
collector.add_new_command(commands, cmd_key, cmd)
self.assertEqual(len(commands), 1)
self.assertEqual(commands[cmd_key], cmd)
# Try to add the same command again
collector.add_new_command(commands, cmd_key, cmd)
self.assertEqual(len(commands), 1)
def test_record_linuxbridge(self):
bridges = {}
bridge = 'test_bridge'
interfaces_list = 'eth0'
collector.record_linuxbridge(bridges, bridge, interfaces_list)
self.assertEqual(len(bridges), 1)
self.assertEqual(bridges[bridge], dict(interfaces=interfaces_list))
def test_get_bridge_entry(self):
supported_bridge = 'br-ex'
false_bridge = 'br-test'
self.assertIsNone(collector.get_bridge_entry(false_bridge))
self.assertEqual(dict(ports={}),
collector.get_bridge_entry(supported_bridge))
def test_libvirt_instance_parser(self):
data = """
31b1cfcc-ca85-48a9-a84a-8b222d377080VM1f9743f1c-caeb-4892-af83-9dc0ac757545VM2
"""
parsed_data = collector.libvirt_instance_parser(data.split('\n'))
print parsed_data
self.assertTrue(parsed_data.has_key('VM1'))
self.assertTrue(parsed_data['VM1'].has_key('uuid'))
self.assertTrue(parsed_data['VM1'].has_key('src_bridge'))
self.assertTrue(parsed_data['VM1'].has_key('tap_dev'))
self.assertTrue(parsed_data.has_key('VM2'))
self.assertTrue(parsed_data['VM2'].has_key('uuid'))
self.assertTrue(parsed_data['VM2'].has_key('src_bridge'))
self.assertTrue(parsed_data['VM2'].has_key('tap_dev'))