kea/tests/lettuce/features/terrain/bind10_control.py

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from lettuce import *
import subprocess
import re
import json

@step('start bind10(?: with configuration (\S+))?' +\
      '(?: with cmdctl port (\d+))?' +\
      '(?: with msgq socket file (\S+))?' +\
      '(?: as (\S+))?')
def start_bind10(step, config_file, cmdctl_port, msgq_sockfile, process_name):
    """
    Start BIND 10 with the given optional config file, cmdctl port, and
    store the running process in world with the given process name.
    Parameters:
    config_file ('with configuration <file>', optional): this configuration
                will be used. The path is relative to the base lettuce
                directory.
    cmdctl_port ('with cmdctl port <portnr>', optional): The port on which
                b10-cmdctl listens for bindctl commands. Defaults to 47805.
    msgq_sockfile ('with msgq socket file', optional): The msgq socket file
                that will be used for internal communication
    process_name ('as <name>', optional). This is the name that can be used
                 in the following steps of the scenario to refer to this
                 BIND 10 instance. Defaults to 'bind10'.
    This call will block until BIND10_STARTUP_COMPLETE or BIND10_STARTUP_ERROR
    is logged. In the case of the latter, or if it times out, the step (and
    scenario) will fail.
    It will also fail if there is a running process with the given process_name
    already.
    """
    args = [ 'bind10', '-v' ]
    if config_file is not None:
        args.append('-p')
        args.append("configurations/")
        args.append('-c')
        args.append(config_file)
    if cmdctl_port is None:
        args.append('--cmdctl-port=47805')
    else:
        args.append('--cmdctl-port=' + cmdctl_port)
    if process_name is None:
        process_name = "bind10"
    else:
        args.append('-m')
        args.append(process_name + '_msgq.socket')

    world.processes.add_process(step, process_name, args)

    # check output to know when startup has been completed
    (message, line) = world.processes.wait_for_stderr_str(process_name,
                                                     ["BIND10_STARTUP_COMPLETE",
                                                      "BIND10_STARTUP_ERROR"])
    assert message == "BIND10_STARTUP_COMPLETE", "Got: " + str(line)

@step('wait for bind10 auth (?:of (\w+) )?to start')
def wait_for_auth(step, process_name):
    """Wait for b10-auth to run. This is done by blocking until the message
       AUTH_SERVER_STARTED is logged.
       Parameters:
       process_name ('of <name', optional): The name of the BIND 10 instance
                    to wait for. Defaults to 'bind10'.
    """
    if process_name is None:
        process_name = "bind10"
    world.processes.wait_for_stderr_str(process_name, ['AUTH_SERVER_STARTED'],
                                        False)

@step('wait for bind10 xfrout (?:of (\w+) )?to start')
def wait_for_xfrout(step, process_name):
    """Wait for b10-xfrout to run. This is done by blocking until the message
       XFROUT_NEW_CONFIG_DONE is logged.
       Parameters:
       process_name ('of <name', optional): The name of the BIND 10 instance
                    to wait for. Defaults to 'bind10'.
    """
    if process_name is None:
        process_name = "bind10"
    world.processes.wait_for_stderr_str(process_name,
                                        ['XFROUT_NEW_CONFIG_DONE'],
                                        False)

@step('have bind10 running(?: with configuration ([\S]+))?' +\
      '(?: with cmdctl port (\d+))?' +\
      '(?: as ([\S]+))?')
def have_bind10_running(step, config_file, cmdctl_port, process_name):
    """
    Compound convenience step for running bind10, which consists of
    start_bind10 and wait_for_auth.
    Currently only supports the 'with configuration' option.
    """
    start_step = 'start bind10 with configuration ' + config_file
    wait_step = 'wait for bind10 auth to start'
    if cmdctl_port is not None:
        start_step += ' with cmdctl port ' + str(cmdctl_port)
    if process_name is not None:
        start_step += ' as ' + process_name
        wait_step = 'wait for bind10 auth of ' + process_name + ' to start'
    step.given(start_step)
    step.given(wait_step)

# function to send lines to bindctl, and store the result
def run_bindctl(commands, cmdctl_port=None):
    """Run bindctl.
       Parameters:
       commands: a sequence of strings which will be sent.
       cmdctl_port: a port number on which cmdctl is listening, is converted
                    to string if necessary. If not provided, or None, defaults
                    to 47805

       bindctl's stdout and stderr streams are stored (as one multiline string
       in world.last_bindctl_stdout/stderr.
       Fails if the return code is not 0
    """
    if cmdctl_port is None:
        cmdctl_port = 47805
    args = ['bindctl', '-p', str(cmdctl_port)]
    bindctl = subprocess.Popen(args, 1, None, subprocess.PIPE,
                               subprocess.PIPE, None)
    for line in commands:
        bindctl.stdin.write(line + "\n")
    (stdout, stderr) = bindctl.communicate()
    result = bindctl.returncode
    world.last_bindctl_stdout = stdout
    world.last_bindctl_stderr = stderr
    assert result == 0, "bindctl exit code: " + str(result) +\
                        "\nstdout:\n" + str(stdout) +\
                        "stderr:\n" + str(stderr)


@step('last bindctl( stderr)? output should( not)? contain (\S+)')
def check_bindctl_output(step, stderr, notv, string):
    """Checks the stdout (or stderr) stream of the last run of bindctl,
       fails if the given string is not found in it (or fails if 'not' was
       set and it is found
       Parameters:
       stderr ('stderr'): Check stderr instead of stdout output
       notv ('not'): reverse the check (fail if string is found)
       string ('contain <string>') string to look for
    """
    if stderr is None:
        output = world.last_bindctl_stdout
    else:
        output = world.last_bindctl_stderr
    found = False
    if string in output:
        found = True
    if notv is None:
        assert found == True, "'" + string +\
                              "' was not found in bindctl output:\n" +\
                              output
    else:
        assert not found, "'" + string +\
                          "' was found in bindctl output:\n" +\
                          output

def parse_bindctl_output_as_data_structure():
    """Helper function for data-related command tests: evaluates the
       last output of bindctl as a data structure that can then be
       inspected.
       If the bindctl output is not valid (json) data, this call will
       fail with an assertion failure.
       If it is valid, it is parsed and returned as whatever data
       structure it represented.
    """
    # strip the 'Exit from bindctl' message. Why is it even there?
    output = world.last_bindctl_stdout.replace("Exit from bindctl", "")
    try:
        return json.loads(output)
    except ValueError as ve:
        assert False, "Last bindctl output does not appear to be a " +\
                      "parseable data structure: " + str(ve)

@step("remember the pid of process ([\S]+)")
def remember_pid(step, process_name):
    """Stores the PID of the process with the given name as returned by
       Boss show_processes command.
       Fails if the process with the given name does not appear to exist.
       Stores the component_name->pid value in the dict world.process_pids.
       This should only be used by the related step
       'the pid of process <name> should (not) have changed'
       Arguments:
       process name ('process <name>') the name of the component to store
                                       the pid of.
    """
    step.given('send bind10 the command Boss show_processes')
    running_processes = parse_bindctl_output_as_data_structure()
    # show_processes output is a list of lists, where the inner lists
    # are of the form [ pid, "name" ]
    # Not checking data form; errors will show anyway (if these turn
    # out to be too vague, we can change this)
    found = False
    if world.process_pids is None:
        world.process_pids = {}
    for process in running_processes:
        if process[1] == process_name:
            world.process_pids[process_name] = process[0]
            found = True
    assert found, "Process named " + process_name +\
                  " not found in output of Boss show_processes";

@step('pid of process ([\S]+) should not have changed')
def check_pid(step, process_name):
    """Checks the PID of the process with the given name as returned by
       Boss show_processes command.
       Fails if the process with the given name does not appear to exist.
       Fails if the process with the given name exists, but has a different
       pid than it had when the step 'remember the pid of process' was
       called.
       Fails if that step has not been called (since world.process_pids
       does not exist).
    """
    step.given('send bind10 the command Boss show_processes')
    running_processes = parse_bindctl_output_as_data_structure()
    # show_processes output is a list of lists, where the inner lists
    # are of the form [ pid, "name" ]
    # Not checking data form; errors will show anyway (if these turn
    # out to be too vague, we can change this)
    found = False
    assert world.process_pids is not None, "No process pids stored"
    assert process_name in world.process_pids, "Process named " +\
                                               process_name +\
                                               " was not stored"
    for process in running_processes:
        if process[1] == process_name:
            assert world.process_pids[process_name] == process[0],\
                   "Expected pid: " + str(world.process_pids[process_name]) +\
                   " Got pid: " + str(process[0])
            found = True
    assert found, "Process named " + process_name +\
                  " not found in output of Boss show_processes";
    

@step('set bind10 configuration (\S+) to (.*)(?: with cmdctl port (\d+))?')
def config_set_command(step, name, value, cmdctl_port):
    """
    Run bindctl, set the given configuration to the given value, and commit it.
    Parameters:
    name ('configuration <name>'): Identifier of the configuration to set
    value ('to <value>'): value to set it to.
    cmdctl_port ('with cmdctl port <portnr>', optional): cmdctl port to send
                the command to. Defaults to 47805.
    Fails if cmdctl does not exit with status code 0.
    """
    commands = ["config set " + name + " " + value,
                "config commit",
                "quit"]
    run_bindctl(commands, cmdctl_port)

@step('send bind10 the following commands(?: with cmdctl port (\d+))?')
def send_multiple_commands(step, cmdctl_port):
    """
    Run bindctl, and send it the given multiline set of commands.
    A quit command is always appended.
    cmdctl_port ('with cmdctl port <portnr>', optional): cmdctl port to send
                the command to. Defaults to 47805.
    Fails if cmdctl does not exit with status code 0.
    """
    commands = step.multiline.split("\n")
    # Always add quit
    commands.append("quit")
    run_bindctl(commands, cmdctl_port)

@step('remove bind10 configuration (\S+)(?: value (\S+))?(?: with cmdctl port (\d+))?')
def config_remove_command(step, name, value, cmdctl_port):
    """
    Run bindctl, remove the given configuration item, and commit it.
    Parameters:
    name ('configuration <name>'): Identifier of the configuration to remove
    value ('value <value>'): if name is a named set, use value to identify
                             item to remove
    cmdctl_port ('with cmdctl port <portnr>', optional): cmdctl port to send
                the command to. Defaults to 47805.
    Fails if cmdctl does not exit with status code 0.
    """
    cmd = "config remove " + name
    if value is not None:
        cmd = cmd + " " + value
    commands = [cmd,
                "config commit",
                "quit"]
    run_bindctl(commands, cmdctl_port)

@step('send bind10 the command (.+)(?: with cmdctl port (\d+))?')
def send_command(step, command, cmdctl_port):
    """
    Run bindctl, send the given command, and exit bindctl.
    Parameters:
    command ('the command <command>'): The command to send.
    cmdctl_port ('with cmdctl port <portnr>', optional): cmdctl port to send
                the command to. Defaults to 47805.
    Fails if cmdctl does not exit with status code 0.
    """
    commands = [command,
                "quit"]
    run_bindctl(commands, cmdctl_port)

@step('bind10 module (\S+) should( not)? be running')
def module_is_running(step, name, not_str):
    """
    Convenience step to check if a module is running; can only work with
    default cmdctl port; sends a 'help' command with bindctl, then
    checks if the output contains the given name.
    Parameters:
    name ('module <name>'): The name of the module (case sensitive!)
    not ('not'): Reverse the check (fail if it is running)
    """
    if not_str is None:
        not_str = ""
    step.given('send bind10 the command help')
    step.given('last bindctl output should' + not_str + ' contain ' + name)