Examples with DateRange org.candlepin.policy.js.compliance.DateRange used on opensource projects

Example 6 with DateRange

use of org.candlepin.policy.js.compliance.DateRange in project candlepin by candlepin.

the class InstalledProductStatusCalculatorTest method validRangeConsidersInvalidGapBetweenNonStackedAndPartialEntitlement.

@Test
public void validRangeConsidersInvalidGapBetweenNonStackedAndPartialEntitlement() {
    Date now = new Date();
    Owner owner = TestUtil.createOwner();
    Product product = TestUtil.createProduct("p1", "product1");
    Consumer consumer = this.mockConsumer(owner, product);
    consumer.setCreated(now);
    DateRange range1 = this.rangeRelativeToDate(now, -4, -2);
    DateRange range2 = this.rangeRelativeToDate(now, -3, 2);
    DateRange range3 = this.rangeRelativeToDate(now, -1, 4);
    consumer.addEntitlement(this.mockEntitlement(owner, consumer, product, range1, product));
    consumer.addEntitlement(this.mockStackedEntitlement(owner, consumer, "stack_id_1", product, 1, range2, product));
    consumer.addEntitlement(this.mockStackedEntitlement(owner, consumer, "stack_id_1", product, 1, range3, product));
    this.mockConsumerEntitlements(consumer, consumer.getEntitlements());
    this.mockOwnerProducts(owner, Arrays.asList(product));
    this.consumerEnricher.enrich(consumer);
    ConsumerInstalledProduct cip = this.getInstalledProduct(consumer, product);
    assertEquals(range3.getStartDate(), cip.getStartDate());
    assertEquals(range2.getEndDate(), cip.getEndDate());
}

Example 7 with DateRange

use of org.candlepin.policy.js.compliance.DateRange in project candlepin by candlepin.

the class InstalledProductStatusCalculatorTest method validRangeIsNullWhenOnlyFutureEntitlementExists.

@Test
public void validRangeIsNullWhenOnlyFutureEntitlementExists() {
    Date now = new Date();
    Owner owner = TestUtil.createOwner();
    Product product = TestUtil.createProduct("p1", "product1");
    Consumer consumer = this.mockConsumer(owner, product);
    consumer.setCreated(now);
    DateRange range1 = this.rangeRelativeToDate(now, 4, 2);
    consumer.addEntitlement(this.mockEntitlement(owner, consumer, product, range1, product));
    this.mockConsumerEntitlements(consumer, consumer.getEntitlements());
    this.mockOwnerProducts(owner, Arrays.asList(product));
    this.consumerEnricher.enrich(consumer);
    ConsumerInstalledProduct cip = this.getInstalledProduct(consumer, product);
    assertEquals(null, cip.getStartDate());
    assertEquals(null, cip.getEndDate());
}

Example 8 with DateRange

use of org.candlepin.policy.js.compliance.DateRange in project candlepin by candlepin.

the class InstalledProductStatusCalculatorTest method validRangeForUnmappedGuestEntitlement.

@Test
public void validRangeForUnmappedGuestEntitlement() {
    Date now = new Date();
    Owner owner = TestUtil.createOwner();
    Product product = TestUtil.createProduct("p1", "product1");
    Consumer consumer = this.mockConsumer(owner, product);
    consumer.setCreated(now);
    DateRange range = this.rangeRelativeToDate(now, -6, 6);
    Entitlement entitlement = this.mockUnmappedGuestEntitlement(owner, consumer, product, range, product);
    consumer.addEntitlement(entitlement);
    this.mockConsumerEntitlements(consumer, consumer.getEntitlements());
    this.mockOwnerProducts(owner, Arrays.asList(product));
    this.consumerEnricher.enrich(consumer);
    Date expectedEnd = new Date(now.getTime() + (24 * 60 * 60 * 1000));
    ConsumerInstalledProduct cip = this.getInstalledProduct(consumer, product);
    assertEquals(range.getStartDate(), cip.getStartDate());
    assertEquals(expectedEnd, cip.getEndDate());
}

Example 9 with DateRange

use of org.candlepin.policy.js.compliance.DateRange in project candlepin by candlepin.

the class InstalledProductStatusCalculatorTest method multiEntGreenNowYellowFutureWithOverlap.

@Test
public void multiEntGreenNowYellowFutureWithOverlap() {
    Date now = new Date();
    Owner owner = TestUtil.createOwner();
    Product product = TestUtil.createProduct("p1", "product1");
    Consumer consumer = this.mockConsumer(owner, product);
    consumer.setCreated(now);
    DateRange range1 = this.rangeRelativeToDate(now, -4, 12);
    DateRange range2 = this.rangeRelativeToDate(now, 11, 24);
    consumer.addEntitlement(this.mockStackedEntitlement(owner, consumer, "stack_id_1", product, 1, range1, product));
    consumer.addEntitlement(this.mockStackedEntitlement(owner, consumer, "stack_id_1", product, 1, range1, product));
    consumer.addEntitlement(this.mockStackedEntitlement(owner, consumer, "stack_id_1", product, 1, range2, product));
    this.mockConsumerEntitlements(consumer, consumer.getEntitlements());
    this.mockOwnerProducts(owner, Arrays.asList(product));
    this.consumerEnricher.enrich(consumer);
    ConsumerInstalledProduct cip = this.getInstalledProduct(consumer, product);
    assertEquals(range1.getStartDate(), cip.getStartDate());
    assertEquals(range1.getEndDate(), cip.getEndDate());
}

Example 10 with DateRange

use of org.candlepin.policy.js.compliance.DateRange in project candlepin by candlepin.

the class InstalledProductStatusCalculatorTest method validRangeIgnoresFutureBackToBack.

@Test
public void validRangeIgnoresFutureBackToBack() {
    Date now = new Date();
    Owner owner = TestUtil.createOwner();
    Product product = TestUtil.createProduct("p1", "product1");
    Consumer consumer = this.mockConsumer(owner, product);
    consumer.setCreated(now);
    DateRange range1 = this.rangeRelativeToDate(now, 12, 24);
    DateRange range2 = this.rangeRelativeToDate(now, 0, 12);
    consumer.addEntitlement(this.mockEntitlement(owner, consumer, product, range2, product));
    consumer.addEntitlement(this.mockEntitlement(owner, consumer, product, range1, product));
    consumer.addEntitlement(this.mockEntitlement(owner, consumer, product, range1, product));
    this.mockConsumerEntitlements(consumer, consumer.getEntitlements());
    this.mockOwnerProducts(owner, Arrays.asList(product));
    this.consumerEnricher.enrich(consumer);
    ConsumerInstalledProduct cip = this.getInstalledProduct(consumer, product);
    assertEquals(range2.getStartDate(), cip.getStartDate());
    assertEquals(range1.getEndDate(), cip.getEndDate());
}