path: root/t/test-custodian-parser.rb

#!/usr/bin/ruby -I./lib/ -I../lib/


require 'test/unit'
require 'custodian/parser'




#
# Unit test for our parser.
#
class TestCustodianParser < Test::Unit::TestCase




  #
  # Create the test suite environment: NOP.
  #
  def setup
  end




  #
  # Destroy the test suite environment: NOP.
  #
  def teardown
  end




  #
  #  Test we can create a new parser object - specifically
  # that it throws exceptions if it is not given a filename
  # that exists.
  #
  def test_init

    #
    #  Constructor
    #
    assert_nothing_raised do
      Custodian::Parser.new
    end
  end


  def test_period
    parser = Custodian::Parser.new
    result = parser.parse_line('example.vm.bytemark.co.uk must run ping except between 00-23')
    assert(result.nil?)
  end



  #
  #  Test the different kinds of parsing:
  #
  #  1.  By string - single line.
  #  2.  By array - with multiple lines.
  #  3.  By lines - with newlines.
  #
  def test_parsing_api

    #
    #  1.  By string.
    #
    parser = Custodian::Parser.new

    #  1.a.  Comment lines return nil.
    result = parser.parse_line('# this is a comment')
    assert(result.nil?)

    #  1.b.  Non-strings are an error
    assert_raise ArgumentError do
      result = parser.parse_line(nil)
    end


    #  1.c.  Adding a test will return an array of test-objects.
    result = parser.parse_line("smtp.bytemark.co.uk must run smtp on 25 otherwise 'failure'.")
    assert(!result.nil?)
    assert(result.kind_of? Array)
    assert(result.size == 1)


    #
    # 2.  By array.
    #
    parser = Custodian::Parser.new
    #  2.a.  Comment lines return nil.
    tmp    = []
    tmp.push('# This is a comment..')
    assert(parser.parse_lines(tmp).nil?)

    #  2.b.  Adding a test will return an array of test-objects.
    tmp = []
    tmp.push("smtp.bytemark.co.uk must run ssh on 22 otherwise 'oops'.")
    ret = parser.parse_lines(tmp)
    assert(ret.kind_of? Array)
    assert(ret.size == 1)

    #
    # 3.  By lines
    #
    parser = Custodian::Parser.new
    #  3.a.  Comment lines return nil.
    str = <<EOF
# This is a comment
# This is also a fine comment
EOF
    assert(parser.parse_lines(str).nil?)

    #  3.b.  Adding a test will return an array of test-objects.
    str = <<EOF
smtp.bytemark.co.uk must run smtp on 25.
google.com must run ping otherwise 'internet broken?'.
EOF
    ret = parser.parse_lines(str)
    assert(ret.kind_of? Array)
    assert(ret.size == 1)

  end




  #
  #  Test that we can define macros.
  #
  def test_macros_lines

    parser = Custodian::Parser.new

    #
    #  Input text
    #
    text = <<EOF
FOO is  kvm1.vm.bytemark.co.uk.
TEST is kvm2.vm.bytemark.co.uk.
EOF

    #
    # Test the parser with this text
    #
    parser.parse_lines(text)


    #
    #  We should now have two macros.
    #
    macros = parser.macros
    assert(!macros.empty?)
    assert(macros.size == 2)
  end


  #
  #  Test a macro-definition without a trailing period
  #
  def test_macros_lines_no_period

    parser = Custodian::Parser.new

    #
    #  Input text
    #
    text = <<EOF
ONE is     kvm1.vm.bytemark.co.uk    and     kvm2.vm.bytemark.co.uk
TWO is kvm1.vm.bytemark.co.uk and kvm2.vm.bytemark.co.uk
EOF


    #
    # Test the parser with this text
    #
    parser.parse_lines(text)

    #
    #  We should now have two macros.
    #
    macros = parser.macros
    assert(!macros.empty?, "We found some macros")
    assert(macros.size == 2, "We found two macros")

    #
    #  Ensure they were defined.
    #
    assert( parser.is_macro?( "ONE" ), "The macro ONE exists" )
    assert( parser.is_macro?( "TWO" ), "The macro TWO exists" )

    #
    #  Ensure we can get the values.
    #
    one = parser.get_macro_targets("ONE")
    two = parser.get_macro_targets("TWO")
    assert( one.kind_of? Array )
    assert( one.size() == 2, "Both targets are in the macro" )
    assert( one.find_index( "kvm1.vm.bytemark.co.uk" ) >= 0 ,
            "We found the expected host: kvm1")
    assert( one.find_index( "kvm2.vm.bytemark.co.uk" ) >= 0 ,
            "We found the expected host: kvm2")

    assert( two.kind_of? Array )
    assert( two.size() == 2, "Both targets are in the macro" )
    assert( two.find_index( "kvm1.vm.bytemark.co.uk" ) >= 0 ,
            "We found the expected host: kvm1")
    assert( two.find_index( "kvm2.vm.bytemark.co.uk" ) >= 0 ,
            "We found the expected host: kvm2")

  end


  #
  #  Test that we can define macros.
  #
  def test_macros_array

    parser = Custodian::Parser.new

    #
    #  Input text
    #
    text = []
    text.push('FOO  is  kvm1.vm.bytemark.co.uk.')
    text.push('FOO2 is  kvm2.vm.bytemark.co.uk.')

    #
    # Test the parser with this text
    #
    parser.parse_lines(text)


    #
    #  We should now have two macros.
    #
    macros = parser.macros
    assert(!macros.empty?)
    assert(macros.size == 2)
  end




  #
  # Duplicate macros are a bug
  #
  def test_duplicate_macros

    parser = Custodian::Parser.new

    #
    #  Input text to parse.
    #
    text = []
    text.push('FOO is kvm1.vm.bytemark.co.uk.')
    text.push('FOO is kvm2.vm.bytemark.co.uk.')

    #
    # Test the parser with this text
    #
    assert_raise ArgumentError do
      parser.parse_lines(text)
    end


    #
    #  We should now have one macro.
    #
    macros = parser.macros
    assert(!macros.empty?)
    assert(macros.size == 1)
  end




  #
  # Test the expansion of macros.
  #
  def test_macro_expansion

    #
    #  Create a parser - validate it is free of macros.
    #
    parser = Custodian::Parser.new
    macros = parser.macros
    assert(macros.empty?)

    #
    #  Expand a line - which should result in no change
    # as the line does not involve a known-macro
    #
    in_txt  = 'example.bytemark.co.uk must run smtp.'
    out_txt = parser.expand_macro(in_txt)

    #
    #  The difference is the return value will be an array
    #
    assert(out_txt.kind_of? Array)
    assert(out_txt.size == 1)
    assert(out_txt[0] == in_txt)


    #
    #  Now define a macro
    #
    parser.parse_line('TARGET is example1.bytemark.co.uk and example2.bytemark.co.uk.')
    macros = parser.macros
    assert(!macros.empty?)

    #
    # Now we have a two-host macro, repeat the expansion
    #
    ret = parser.expand_macro('TARGET must run smtp on 25.')

    #
    # The result should be an array
    #
    assert(ret.kind_of? Array)
    assert_equal(ret.size, 2)
    assert(ret[0] =~ /example1/)
    assert(ret[1] =~ /example2/)

  end


  #
  # Test that the parser works for HTTP-redirection
  #
  def test_http_redirection

    #
    # test data
    #
    data = {
      'http://example must run http.'                         => true,
      'http://example must run http with status 200.'         => true,
      "http://example must run http with content 'bar'."      => true,
      'http://example must run http following redirects.'     => true,
      'http://example must run http not following redirects.' => false,
      'http://example must run http not following redirect.'  => false,
    }

    data.each do |str, follow|
      assert_nothing_raised do

        #
        # Create the new parser
        #
        obj = Custodian::TestFactory.create(str)

        assert(!obj.nil?)
        assert(obj.kind_of? Array)
        assert(obj.size == 1)
        assert_equal(obj[0].to_s, str)

        if  follow
          assert(obj[0].follow_redirects?)
        else
          assert(!obj[0].follow_redirects?)
        end
      end
    end
  end



  #
  # Test that the parser works for cache-busting.
  #
  def test_http_cache_busting

    #
    # test data
    #
    data = {
      'http://example must run http.'                         => true,
      'http://example must run http with status 200.'         => true,
      "http://example must run http with content 'bar'."      => true,
      'http://example must run http without cache busting.'   => false,
    }

    data.each do |str, cb|
      assert_nothing_raised do

        #
        # Create the new parser
        #
        obj = Custodian::TestFactory.create(str)

        assert(!obj.nil?)
        assert(obj.kind_of? Array)
        assert(obj.size == 1)
        assert_equal(obj[0].to_s, str)

        if  cb
          assert(obj[0].cache_busting?)
        else
          assert(!obj[0].cache_busting?)
        end
      end
    end
  end




  #
  # Test that the text we're going to use in alerters is present.
  #
  def test_alert_text

    #
    # test data
    #
    data = {
      'foo must run rsync.'                     => nil,
      'foo must run redis.'                     => nil,
      'foo must not run ping.'                  => nil,
      "foo must not run ssh otherwise 'fail'"   => 'fail',
      "foo must not run ssh otherwise 'fail'."  => 'fail',
      "foo must run redis otherwise 'memorystorage service is dead'" => 'memorystorage service is dead',
      "foo must run ping otherwise 'don't you love me?'" => 'don'
    }

    #
    #  For each test
    #
    data.each do |str, fail|
      assert_nothing_raised do

        #
        # Create the new parser
        #
        obj = Custodian::TestFactory.create(str)

        assert(!obj.nil?)
        assert(obj.kind_of? Array)
        assert(obj.size == 1)
        assert_equal(obj[0].to_s, str)

        if  fail.nil?
          assert(obj[0].get_notification_text.nil?)
        else
          assert_equal(obj[0].get_notification_text, fail)
        end

      end
    end
  end
end