Examples with PoolRules org.candlepin.policy.js.pool.PoolRules used on opensource projects

Example 11 with PoolRules

use of org.candlepin.policy.js.pool.PoolRules in project candlepin by candlepin.

the class PoolManagerTest method brandingCopiedWhenCreatingPools.

@Test
public void brandingCopiedWhenCreatingPools() {
    Product product = TestUtil.createProduct();
    Subscription sub = TestUtil.createSubscription(owner, product);
    Branding b1 = new Branding("8000", "OS", "Branded Awesome OS");
    Branding b2 = new Branding("8001", "OS", "Branded Awesome OS 2");
    sub.getBranding().add(b1);
    sub.getBranding().add(b2);
    this.mockProducts(owner, product);
    PoolRules pRules = new PoolRules(manager, mockConfig, entitlementCurator, mockOwnerProductCurator, mockProductCurator);
    List<Pool> pools = pRules.createAndEnrichPools(sub);
    assertEquals(1, pools.size());
    Pool resultPool = pools.get(0);
    assertEquals(2, resultPool.getBranding().size());
    assertTrue(resultPool.getBranding().contains(b1));
    assertTrue(resultPool.getBranding().contains(b2));
}

Example 12 with PoolRules

use of org.candlepin.policy.js.pool.PoolRules in project candlepin by candlepin.

the class PoolManagerTest method createPoolsForExistingSubscriptionsBonusExist.

@Test
public void createPoolsForExistingSubscriptionsBonusExist() {
    Owner owner = this.getOwner();
    PoolRules pRules = new PoolRules(manager, mockConfig, entitlementCurator, mockOwnerProductCurator, mockProductCurator);
    List<Subscription> subscriptions = new ArrayList<>();
    Product prod = TestUtil.createProduct();
    Set<Product> products = new HashSet<>();
    products.add(prod);
    // productCache.addProducts(products);
    prod.setAttribute(Product.Attributes.VIRT_LIMIT, "4");
    Subscription s = TestUtil.createSubscription(owner, prod);
    subscriptions.add(s);
    this.mockProducts(owner, prod);
    when(mockSubAdapter.getSubscriptions(any(Owner.class))).thenReturn(subscriptions);
    when(mockConfig.getBoolean(ConfigProperties.STANDALONE)).thenReturn(false);
    List<Pool> existingPools = new LinkedList<>();
    Pool p = TestUtil.createPool(prod);
    p.setSourceSubscription(new SourceSubscription(s.getId(), "derived"));
    existingPools.add(p);
    pRules.createAndEnrichPools(s, existingPools);
    List<Pool> newPools = pRules.createAndEnrichPools(s, existingPools);
    assertEquals(newPools.size(), 1);
    assertEquals(newPools.get(0).getSourceSubscription().getSubscriptionSubKey(), "master");
}

Example 13 with PoolRules

use of org.candlepin.policy.js.pool.PoolRules in project candlepin by candlepin.

the class PoolManagerTest method createPoolsForPoolMasterExist.

@Test
public void createPoolsForPoolMasterExist() {
    Owner owner = this.getOwner();
    Product prod = TestUtil.createProduct();
    prod.setAttribute(Product.Attributes.VIRT_LIMIT, "4");
    PoolRules pRules = new PoolRules(manager, mockConfig, entitlementCurator, mockOwnerProductCurator, mockProductCurator);
    List<Pool> existingPools = new LinkedList<>();
    Pool p = TestUtil.createPool(prod);
    p.setSourceSubscription(new SourceSubscription(TestUtil.randomString(), "master"));
    existingPools.add(p);
    List<Pool> newPools = pRules.createAndEnrichPools(p, existingPools);
    assertEquals(1, newPools.size());
    assertEquals("derived", newPools.get(0).getSourceSubscription().getSubscriptionSubKey());
}

Example 14 with PoolRules

use of org.candlepin.policy.js.pool.PoolRules in project candlepin by candlepin.

the class PoolRulesInstanceTest method setUp.

@Before
public void setUp() {
    InputStream is = this.getClass().getResourceAsStream(RulesCurator.DEFAULT_RULES_FILE);
    Rules rules = new Rules(Util.readFile(is));
    when(rulesCuratorMock.getUpdated()).thenReturn(new Date());
    when(rulesCuratorMock.getRules()).thenReturn(rules);
    when(configMock.getInt(eq(ConfigProperties.PRODUCT_CACHE_MAX))).thenReturn(100);
    poolRules = new PoolRules(poolManagerMock, configMock, entCurMock, ownerProdCuratorMock, productCurator);
}

Example 15 with PoolRules

use of org.candlepin.policy.js.pool.PoolRules in project candlepin by candlepin.

the class EntitlementRulesTestFixture method createEnforcer.

@Before
public void createEnforcer() throws Exception {
    MockitoAnnotations.initMocks(this);
    when(config.getInt(eq(ConfigProperties.PRODUCT_CACHE_MAX))).thenReturn(100);
    InputStream is = this.getClass().getResourceAsStream(RulesCurator.DEFAULT_RULES_FILE);
    Rules rules = new Rules(Util.readFile(is));
    when(rulesCurator.getRules()).thenReturn(rules);
    when(rulesCurator.getUpdated()).thenReturn(TestDateUtil.date(2010, 1, 1));
    when(cacheProvider.get()).thenReturn(cache);
    JsRunner jsRules = new JsRunnerProvider(rulesCurator, cacheProvider).get();
    translator = new StandardTranslator(consumerTypeCurator, environmentCurator, ownerCurator);
    enforcer = new EntitlementRules(new DateSourceImpl(), jsRules, I18nFactory.getI18n(getClass(), Locale.US, I18nFactory.FALLBACK), config, consumerCurator, consumerTypeCurator, productCurator, new RulesObjectMapper(new ProductCachedSerializationModule(productCurator)), ownerCurator, ownerProductCuratorMock, productShareCurator, productManager, eventSink, eventFactory, translator);
    owner = new Owner();
    consumerType = this.mockConsumerType(new ConsumerType(ConsumerTypeEnum.SYSTEM));
    consumer = new Consumer("test consumer", "test user", owner, consumerType);
    poolRules = new PoolRules(poolManagerMock, config, entCurMock, ownerProductCuratorMock, productCurator);
}