Examples with VerificationsInOrder mockit.VerificationsInOrder used on opensource projects

Example 6 with VerificationsInOrder

use of mockit.VerificationsInOrder in project streamline by hortonworks.

the class TopologyTestRunnerTest method runTest_withTestCaseId.

@Test
public void runTest_withTestCaseId() throws Exception {
    Topology topology = createSimpleDAGInjectedTestTopology();
    Long topologyId = topology.getId();
    Long testCaseId = 1L;
    TopologyTestRunCase testCase = new TopologyTestRunCase();
    testCase.setId(testCaseId);
    testCase.setTopologyId(topology.getId());
    testCase.setName("testcase1");
    testCase.setTimestamp(System.currentTimeMillis());
    setTopologyCurrentVersionExpectation(topology);
    setTopologyTestRunCaseExpectations(topology, testCase);
    setTopologyTestRunCaseSinkNotFoundExpectations(topology, testCase);
    setTopologyTestRunHistoryExpectations();
    setSucceedTopologyActionsExpectations();
    long sourceCount = topology.getTopologyDag().getOutputComponents().stream().filter(c -> c instanceof StreamlineSource).count();
    long sinkCount = topology.getTopologyDag().getInputComponents().stream().filter(c -> c instanceof StreamlineSink).count();
    TopologyTestRunHistory resultHistory = topologyTestRunner.runTest(topologyActions, topology, testCase, null);
    waitForTopologyTestRunToFinish(resultHistory);
    assertNotNull(resultHistory);
    assertTrue(resultHistory.getFinished());
    assertTrue(resultHistory.getSuccess());
    new VerificationsInOrder() {

        {
            catalogService.getTopologyTestRunCaseSourceBySourceId(testCaseId, anyLong);
            times = (int) sourceCount;
            catalogService.getTopologyTestRunCaseSinkBySinkId(testCaseId, anyLong);
            times = (int) sinkCount;
            TopologyTestRunHistory runHistory;
            // some fields are already modified after calling the method, so don't need to capture it
            catalogService.addTopologyTestRunHistory(withInstanceOf(TopologyTestRunHistory.class));
            times = 1;
            catalogService.addOrUpdateTopologyTestRunHistory(anyLong, runHistory = withCapture());
            times = 1;
            assertEquals(topology.getId(), runHistory.getTopologyId());
            assertEquals(topology.getVersionId(), runHistory.getVersionId());
            assertTrue(runHistory.getFinished());
            assertTrue(runHistory.getSuccess());
            assertNotNull(runHistory.getStartTime());
            assertNotNull(runHistory.getFinishTime());
            assertTrue(runHistory.getFinishTime() - runHistory.getStartTime() >= 0);
            assertTrue(isEmptyJson(runHistory.getExpectedOutputRecords()));
            assertTrue(isNotEmptyJson(runHistory.getActualOutputRecords()));
            assertFalse(runHistory.getMatched());
        }
    };
}

Example 7 with VerificationsInOrder

use of mockit.VerificationsInOrder in project streamline by hortonworks.

the class TopologyTestRunnerTest method runTest_withMatchedExpectedOutputRecords.

@Test
public void runTest_withMatchedExpectedOutputRecords() throws Exception {
    Topology topology = createSimpleDAGInjectedTestTopology();
    Long testCaseId = 1L;
    TopologyTestRunCase testCase = new TopologyTestRunCase();
    testCase.setId(testCaseId);
    testCase.setTopologyId(topology.getId());
    testCase.setName("testcase1");
    testCase.setTimestamp(System.currentTimeMillis());
    setTopologyCurrentVersionExpectation(topology);
    setTopologyTestRunCaseExpectations(topology, testCase);
    setTopologyTestRunCaseSinkExpectations(topology, testCase);
    setTopologyTestRunHistoryExpectations();
    setSucceedTopologyActionsExpectations();
    TopologyTestRunHistory resultHistory = topologyTestRunner.runTest(topologyActions, topology, testCase, null);
    assertNotNull(resultHistory);
    waitForTopologyTestRunToFinish(resultHistory);
    new VerificationsInOrder() {

        {
            TopologyTestRunHistory runHistory;
            // some fields are already modified after calling the method, so don't need to capture it
            catalogService.addTopologyTestRunHistory(withInstanceOf(TopologyTestRunHistory.class));
            times = 1;
            catalogService.addOrUpdateTopologyTestRunHistory(anyLong, runHistory = withCapture());
            times = 1;
            assertEquals(topology.getId(), runHistory.getTopologyId());
            assertEquals(topology.getVersionId(), runHistory.getVersionId());
            assertTrue(runHistory.getFinished());
            assertTrue(runHistory.getSuccess());
            assertNotNull(runHistory.getStartTime());
            assertNotNull(runHistory.getFinishTime());
            assertTrue(runHistory.getFinishTime() - runHistory.getStartTime() >= 0);
            assertTrue(isNotEmptyJson(runHistory.getExpectedOutputRecords()));
            assertTrue(isNotEmptyJson(runHistory.getActualOutputRecords()));
            assertTrue(runHistory.getMatched());
        }
    };
}

Example 8 with VerificationsInOrder

use of mockit.VerificationsInOrder in project registry by hortonworks.

the class ManagedTransactionTest method testCaseCommitTransactionThrowsException.

@Test
public void testCaseCommitTransactionThrowsException() {
    final Exception commitException = new Exception("Commit exception");
    new Expectations() {

        {
            mockedTransactionManager.commitTransaction();
            result = commitException;
        }
    };
    try {
        managedTransaction.executeConsumer(this::callHelperWithReturn);
        Assert.fail("It should propagate Exception");
    } catch (Exception e) {
        Assert.assertEquals(commitException, e);
        Assert.assertTrue(testHelper.isCalled());
        new VerificationsInOrder() {

            {
                mockedTransactionManager.beginTransaction(transactionIsolation);
                times = 1;
                mockedTransactionManager.commitTransaction();
                times = 1;
                mockedTransactionManager.rollbackTransaction();
                times = 1;
            }
        };
    }
}

Example 9 with VerificationsInOrder

use of mockit.VerificationsInOrder in project docker-maven-plugin by fabric8io.

the class ComposeUtilsTest method resolveComposeFileWithRelativeComposeFileAndAbsoluteBaseDir.

@Test
public void resolveComposeFileWithRelativeComposeFileAndAbsoluteBaseDir() throws Exception {
    // relative/path/to/docker-compose.yaml
    String relComposeFile = join(SEP, "relative", "path", "to", "docker-compose.yaml");
    final String absMavenProjectDir = createTmpFile(className).getAbsolutePath();
    new Expectations() {

        {
            project.getBasedir();
            result = new File(absMavenProjectDir);
        }
    };
    assertEquals(new File(ABS_BASEDIR, relComposeFile), ComposeUtils.resolveComposeFileAbsolutely(ABS_BASEDIR, relComposeFile, project));
    new VerificationsInOrder() {

        {
            project.getBasedir();
        }
    };
}

Example 10 with VerificationsInOrder

use of mockit.VerificationsInOrder in project docker-maven-plugin by fabric8io.

the class ComposeUtilsTest method resolveComposeFileWithRelativeComposeFileAndRelativeBaseDir.

@Test
public void resolveComposeFileWithRelativeComposeFileAndRelativeBaseDir() throws Exception {
    // relative/path/to/docker-compose.yaml
    String relComposeFile = join(SEP, "relative", "path", "to", "docker-compose.yaml");
    String relBaseDir = "basedir" + SEP;
    final String absMavenProjectDir = createTmpFile(className).getAbsolutePath();
    new Expectations() {

        {
            project.getBasedir();
            result = new File(absMavenProjectDir);
        }
    };
    assertEquals(new File(new File(absMavenProjectDir, relBaseDir), relComposeFile), ComposeUtils.resolveComposeFileAbsolutely(relBaseDir, relComposeFile, project));
    new VerificationsInOrder() {

        {
            project.getBasedir();
        }
    };
}