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$:.unshift "../lib"
require 'test/unit'
require 'mauve/alert'
require 'mauve/notification'
require 'mauve/configuration'
require 'mauve/configuration_builder'
require 'mauve/configuration_builders'
require 'mauve/mauve_time'
require 'th_mauve_resolv'
require 'th_mauve_time'
require 'th_logger'
require 'pp'
class TcMauveDuringRunner < Test::Unit::TestCase
def test_initialize
alert = Mauve::Alert.new
time = Time.now
during = Proc.new { false }
dr = Mauve::DuringRunner.new(time, alert, &during)
assert_equal(dr.alert, alert)
assert_equal(dr.time, time)
assert_equal(dr.during, during)
end
def test_now?
alert = Mauve::Alert.new
time = Time.now
during = Proc.new { @test_time }
dr = Mauve::DuringRunner.new(time, alert, &during)
assert_equal(time, dr.now?)
assert_equal(time+3600, dr.now?(time+3600))
assert_equal(time, dr.time)
end
def test_find_next
#
# An alert is supposed to remind someone every six hours during working
# hours, and it is raised outside working hours. Assuming it is still
# raised when working hours start, when should the first reminder get sent?
#
# (a) As soon as working hours commence.
# (b) At some point in the first six hours of working hours.
# (c) After six working hours.
#
# (12:38:19) Nick: a)
#
# This should give us midnight last sunday night.
#
now = Time.now
midnight_sunday = now - (now.hour.hours + now.min.minutes + now.sec.seconds + now.wday.days)
#
# first working hour on Monday
monday_morning = midnight_sunday.in_x_hours(0,"working")
#
# This should alert at exactly first thing on Monday morning.
#
dr = Mauve::DuringRunner.new(midnight_sunday, nil){ working_hours? }
assert_equal(dr.find_next(6.hours), monday_morning)
#
# This should alert six hours later than the last one.
#
dr = Mauve::DuringRunner.new(monday_morning, nil){ working_hours? }
assert_equal(dr.find_next(6.hours), monday_morning + 6.hours)
#
# Now assuming the working day is not 12 hours long, if we progress to 6
# hours in the future then the next alert should be first thing on Tuesday.
#
dr = Mauve::DuringRunner.new(monday_morning + 6.hours, nil){ working_hours? }
tuesday_morning = monday_morning+24.hours
assert_equal(dr.find_next(6.hours), tuesday_morning)
#
# If an alert is too far in the future (a week) return nil.
#
dr = Mauve::DuringRunner.new(monday_morning, nil){ @test_time > (@time + 12.days) }
assert_nil(dr.find_next)
end
def test_hours_in_day
end
def test_days_in_week
end
def test_unacknowledged
end
end
class TcMauveNotification < Test::Unit::TestCase
def test_notify
t = Time.now
config=<<EOF
server {
database "sqlite::memory:"
}
person ("test1") {
all { true }
}
person ("test2") {
all { true }
}
person ("test3") {
all { true }
}
people_list "testers", %w(
test1
test2
)
alert_group("default") {
level URGENT
notify("test1") {
every 10.minutes
}
notify("test1") {
every 15.minutes
}
notify("test2") {
during { @test_time.to_i >= #{(t + 1.hour).to_i} }
every 10.minutes
}
notify("test3") {
during { unacknowledged( 2.hours ) }
every 10.minutes
}
}
EOF
assert_nothing_raised {
Mauve::Configuration.current = Mauve::ConfigurationBuilder.parse(config)
Mauve::Server.instance.setup
alert = Mauve::Alert.new(
:alert_id => "test",
:source => "test",
:subject => "test"
)
alert.raise!
}
assert_equal(1, Mauve::Alert.count)
reminder_times = {
"test1" => t + 10.minutes,
"test2" => t + 1.hour,
"test3" => t + 2.hours
}
Mauve::AlertChanged.all.each do |a|
pp a
assert_equal("urgent", a.level, "Level is wrong")
assert_equal("raised", a.update_type, "Update type is wrong")
assert_in_delta(reminder_times[a.person].to_f, a.remind_at.to_time.to_f, 10.0, "reminder time is wrong for #{a.person}")
end
end
end
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