Examples with Device com.microsoft.azure.mobile.ingestion.models.Device used on opensource projects

Example 11 with Device

use of com.microsoft.azure.mobile.ingestion.models.Device in project mobile-center-sdk-android by Microsoft.

the class ChannelLogDecorateTest method checkLogAttributes.

@Test
public void checkLogAttributes() throws DeviceInfoHelper.DeviceInfoException {
    mockStatic(DeviceInfoHelper.class);
    Device device = mock(Device.class);
    when(DeviceInfoHelper.getDeviceInfo(any(Context.class))).thenReturn(device);
    mockStatic(IdHelper.class);
    Channel channel = new DefaultChannel(mock(Context.class), UUID.randomUUID().toString(), mock(Persistence.class), mock(Ingestion.class));
    channel.addGroup("", 0, 0, 0, null);
    /* Test a log that should be decorated. */
    for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++) {
        Log log = mock(Log.class);
        channel.enqueue(log, "");
        verify(log).setDevice(device);
        verify(log).setToffset(anyLong());
    }
    /* Check cache was used, meaning only 1 call to generate a device. */
    verifyStatic();
    DeviceInfoHelper.getDeviceInfo(any(Context.class));
    /* Test a log that is already decorated. */
    Log log2 = mock(Log.class);
    when(log2.getDevice()).thenReturn(device);
    when(log2.getToffset()).thenReturn(123L);
    channel.enqueue(log2, "");
    verify(log2, never()).setDevice(any(Device.class));
    verify(log2, never()).setToffset(anyLong());
    /* Simulate update to wrapper SDK. */
    Device device2 = mock(Device.class);
    when(DeviceInfoHelper.getDeviceInfo(any(Context.class))).thenReturn(device2);
    channel.invalidateDeviceCache();
    /* Generate some logs to verify device properties have been updated. */
    for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++) {
        Log log3 = mock(Log.class);
        channel.enqueue(log3, "");
        verify(log3).setDevice(device2);
        verify(log3).setToffset(anyLong());
    }
    /* Check only 1 device has been generated after cache invalidate. */
    verifyStatic(times(2));
    DeviceInfoHelper.getDeviceInfo(any(Context.class));
}