Examples with RunWithProject org.eclipse.linuxtools.internal.docker.ui.testutils.RunWithProject used on opensource projects

Example 6 with RunWithProject

use of org.eclipse.linuxtools.internal.docker.ui.testutils.RunWithProject in project linuxtools by eclipse.

the class BuildDockerImageShortcutSWTBotTest method shouldNotBuildDockerImageOnSecondCallWhenDockerfileWasRemoved.

@Test
@RunWithProject("foo")
public void shouldNotBuildDockerImageOnSecondCallWhenDockerfileWasRemoved() throws InterruptedException, com.spotify.docker.client.exceptions.DockerException, IOException, CoreException {
    // given
    final DockerClient client = MockDockerClientFactory.build();
    final DockerConnection dockerConnection = MockDockerConnectionFactory.from("Test", client).withDefaultTCPConnectionSettings();
    DockerConnectionManagerUtils.configureConnectionManager(dockerConnection);
    // when
    SWTUtils.asyncExec(() -> getRunAsdockerImageBuildContextMenu("foo", "Dockerfile").click());
    // then expect a dialog, fill the "repository" text field and click "Ok"
    assertThat(bot.shell(WizardMessages.getString("ImageBuildDialog.title"))).isNotNull();
    bot.textWithLabel(WizardMessages.getString("ImageBuildDialog.repoNameLabel")).setText("foo/bar:latest");
    // when launching the build
    SWTUtils.syncExec(() -> {
        bot.button("OK").click();
    });
    // then the 'DockerConnection#buildImage(...) method should have been
    // called within the specified timeout
    Mockito.verify(client, Mockito.timeout((int) TimeUnit.SECONDS.toMillis(30)).times(1)).build(Matchers.any(Path.class), Matchers.any(String.class), Matchers.any(ProgressHandler.class), Matchers.anyVararg());
    // when trying to call again after file was removed, there should
    // be an error dialog
    projectInit.getProject().findMember("Dockerfile").delete(true, new NullProgressMonitor());
    bot.toolbarDropDownButtonWithTooltip("Run").menuItem("1 foo_bar [latest]").click();
    // $NON-NLS-1$
    final SWTBotShell shell = bot.shell(JobMessages.getString("BuildImageJob.title"));
    assertThat(shell).isNotNull();
    // closing the dialog
    SWTUtils.syncExec(() -> {
        shell.bot().button(IDialogConstants.OK_LABEL).click();
    });
}

Example 7 with RunWithProject

use of org.eclipse.linuxtools.internal.docker.ui.testutils.RunWithProject in project linuxtools by eclipse.

the class BuildDockerImageShortcutSWTBotTest method shouldPromptDialogThenBuildDockerImageOnFirstCall.

@Test
@RunWithProject("foo")
public void shouldPromptDialogThenBuildDockerImageOnFirstCall() throws InterruptedException, com.spotify.docker.client.exceptions.DockerException, IOException {
    // given
    final DockerClient client = MockDockerClientFactory.build();
    final DockerConnection dockerConnection = MockDockerConnectionFactory.from("Test", client).withDefaultTCPConnectionSettings();
    DockerConnectionManagerUtils.configureConnectionManager(dockerConnection);
    // when
    SWTUtils.asyncExec(() -> getRunAsdockerImageBuildContextMenu("foo", "Dockerfile").click());
    // then expect a dialog, fill the "repository" text field and click "Ok"
    assertThat(bot.shell(WizardMessages.getString("ImageBuildDialog.title"))).isNotNull();
    bot.textWithLabel(WizardMessages.getString("ImageBuildDialog.repoNameLabel")).setText("foo/bar:latest");
    // when launching the build
    SWTUtils.syncExec(() -> {
        bot.button("OK").click();
    });
    // then the 'DockerConnection#buildImage(...) method should have been
    // called within the specified timeout
    Mockito.verify(client, Mockito.timeout((int) TimeUnit.SECONDS.toMillis(3)).times(1)).build(Matchers.any(Path.class), Matchers.any(String.class), Matchers.any(ProgressHandler.class), Matchers.anyVararg());
}

Example 8 with RunWithProject

use of org.eclipse.linuxtools.internal.docker.ui.testutils.RunWithProject in project linuxtools by eclipse.

the class DockerComposeSWTBotTest method shouldStartDockerComposeWithExistingLaunchConfiguration.

@Test
@RunWithProject("foo")
public void shouldStartDockerComposeWithExistingLaunchConfiguration() throws CoreException {
    // given
    final DockerClient client = MockDockerClientFactory.build();
    final DockerConnection dockerConnection = MockDockerConnectionFactory.from("Test", client).withDefaultTCPConnectionSettings();
    DockerConnectionManagerUtils.configureConnectionManager(dockerConnection);
    final IFile dockerComposeScript = projectInit.getProject().getFile("docker-compose.yml");
    LaunchConfigurationUtils.createDockerComposeUpLaunchConfiguration(dockerConnection, dockerComposeScript);
    // when
    SWTUtils.asyncExec(() -> getRunAsDockerComposeContextMenu("foo", "docker-compose.yml").click());
    // then confirm the connection
    final SWTBotToolbarButton consoleToolbarStopButton = SWTUtils.getConsoleToolbarButtonWithTooltipText(bot, ConsoleMessages.getString("DockerComposeStopAction.tooltip"));
    ToolbarButtonAssertions.assertThat(consoleToolbarStopButton).isEnabled();
}

Example 9 with RunWithProject

use of org.eclipse.linuxtools.internal.docker.ui.testutils.RunWithProject in project linuxtools by eclipse.

the class DockerComposeSWTBotTest method shouldStartDockerComposeFromScratch.

@Test
@RunWithProject("foo")
public void shouldStartDockerComposeFromScratch() throws CoreException {
    // given
    final DockerClient client = MockDockerClientFactory.build();
    final DockerConnection dockerConnection = MockDockerConnectionFactory.from("Test", client).withDefaultTCPConnectionSettings();
    DockerConnectionManagerUtils.configureConnectionManager(dockerConnection);
    // when
    SWTUtils.asyncExec(() -> getRunAsDockerComposeContextMenu("foo", "docker-compose.yml").click());
    // then confirm the connection
    bot.button("OK").click();
    // wait for the job to run
    SWTUtils.waitForJobsToComplete();
    // then expect the console to be displayed
    assertThat(SWTUtils.isConsoleViewVisible(this.bot)).isTrue();
    // expect the 'stop' button to be enabled
    final SWTBotToolbarButton consoleToolbarStopButton = SWTUtils.getConsoleToolbarButtonWithTooltipText(bot, ConsoleMessages.getString("DockerComposeStopAction.tooltip"));
    ToolbarButtonAssertions.assertThat(consoleToolbarStopButton).isEnabled();
    // verify that the launch configuration was saved
    final ILaunchConfiguration launchConfiguration = LaunchConfigurationUtils.getLaunchConfigurationByName(IDockerComposeLaunchConfigurationConstants.CONFIG_TYPE_ID, "Docker Compose [foo]");
    assertThat(launchConfiguration).isNotNull();
    // verify the latch
    assertThat(latch.getCount()).isEqualTo(1);
}

Example 10 with RunWithProject

use of org.eclipse.linuxtools.internal.docker.ui.testutils.RunWithProject in project linuxtools by eclipse.

the class DockerComposeSWTBotTest method shouldRestartDockerCompose.

@Test
@RunWithProject("foo")
public void shouldRestartDockerCompose() throws InterruptedException, DockerException {
    // given
    final DockerClient client = MockDockerClientFactory.build();
    final DockerConnection dockerConnection = MockDockerConnectionFactory.from("Test", client).withDefaultTCPConnectionSettings();
    DockerConnectionManagerUtils.configureConnectionManager(dockerConnection);
    // when starting without launch config
    SWTUtils.asyncExec(() -> getRunAsDockerComposeContextMenu("foo", "docker-compose.yml").click());
    bot.button("OK").click();
    // wait for the job to run
    SWTUtils.waitForJobsToComplete();
    // when stopping
    final SWTBotToolbarButton consoleToolbarStopButton = SWTUtils.getConsoleToolbarButtonWithTooltipText(bot, ConsoleMessages.getString("DockerComposeStopAction.tooltip"));
    ToolbarButtonAssertions.assertThat(consoleToolbarStopButton).isEnabled();
    consoleToolbarStopButton.click();
    // redo the setup to get a new mock process
    setupMockedProcessLauncher();
    // when restarting
    SWTUtils.asyncExec(() -> getRunAsDockerComposeContextMenu("foo", "docker-compose.yml").click());
    // wait for the job to run
    SWTUtils.waitForJobsToComplete();
    // then
    ToolbarButtonAssertions.assertThat(consoleToolbarStopButton).isEnabled();
}