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Protocol tests for wrap_modes()

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James Lu 2019-08-26 16:46:17 -07:00
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test/protocol_test_fixture.py
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@ -4,9 +4,11 @@ A test fixture for PyLink protocol modules.
import time import time
import unittest import unittest
import collections import collections
import itertools
from unittest.mock import patch from unittest.mock import patch
from pylinkirc import conf, world from pylinkirc import conf, world
from pylinkirc.log import log
from pylinkirc.classes import User, Server, Channel from pylinkirc.classes import User, Server, Channel
class DummySocket(): class DummySocket():
@ -839,4 +841,60 @@ class BaseProtocolTest(unittest.TestCase):
# Sloppy syntax: assume leading mode is + if not otherwise stated # Sloppy syntax: assume leading mode is + if not otherwise stated
check([('o', '100AAAAAC'), ('m', None), ('-v', '100AAAAAC')], '+om-v 100AAAAAC 100AAAAAC') check([('o', '100AAAAAC'), ('m', None), ('-v', '100AAAAAC')], '+om-v 100AAAAAC 100AAAAAC')
def test_wrap_modes_small(self):
# wrap_modes is also state independent; it only calls join_modes
N_USERS = 5
modes = [('+m', None)] + [('-b', 'user%s!*@example.org' % num) for num in range(N_USERS)]
wr = self.p.wrap_modes(modes, 200)
log.debug('wrap_modes input: %s', modes)
log.debug('wrap_modes output: %s', wr)
self.assertEqual(len(wr), 1) # no split should have occurred
self.assertEqual(wr[0], self.p.join_modes(modes))
def test_wrap_modes_split_length_limit(self):
# wrap_modes is also state independent; it only calls join_modes
N_USERS = 50
modes = [('+o', 'user%s' % num) for num in range(N_USERS)]
wr = self.p.wrap_modes(modes, 120)
log.debug('wrap_modes input: %s', modes)
log.debug('wrap_modes output: %s', wr)
self.assertTrue(len(wr) > 1) # we should have induced a split
for s in wr:
# Check that each split item starts with the right mode char
self.assertTrue(s.startswith('+oooo'))
all_args = itertools.chain.from_iterable(s.split() for s in wr)
for num in range(N_USERS):
# Check that no users are missing
self.assertIn('user%s' % num, all_args)
def test_wrap_modes_split_max_modes(self):
# wrap_modes is also state independent; it only calls join_modes
N_USERS = 50
N_MAX_PER_MSG = 8
modes = [('+v', 'user%s' % num) for num in range(N_USERS)]
wr = self.p.wrap_modes(modes, 200, N_MAX_PER_MSG)
log.debug('wrap_modes input: %s', modes)
log.debug('wrap_modes output: %s', wr)
self.assertTrue(len(wr) > 1) # we should have induced a split
splits = [s.split() for s in wr]
for s in splits:
# Check that each message sets <= N_MAX_PER_MSG modes
self.assertTrue(len(s[0]) <= (N_MAX_PER_MSG + 1)) # add 1 to account for leading +
self.assertTrue(s[0].startswith('+'))
self.assertTrue(s[0].endswith('v'))
all_args = itertools.chain.from_iterable(splits)
for num in range(N_USERS):
# Check that no users are missing
self.assertIn('user%s' % num, all_args)
# TODO: test type coersion if channel or mode targets are ints # TODO: test type coersion if channel or mode targets are ints