How to use set_requirement method in avocado

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test_requirement.py

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1import inspect2import unittest3from libmarvin.requirements import Requirement4from libmarvin.requirements import Requirements5from libmarvin.util import get_key_from_kwargs6class UtilTest(unittest.TestCase):7 requirements = Requirements()8 kwargs = {}9 def setUp(self):10 # first we set all the requirements to with thier value to None11 self.requirements.new_requirement("pizza_name", "Which pizza would you like to order?", "You have selected %s", None)12 self.requirements.new_requirement("address", "What is the address?", "Address set to: %s", None)13 self.requirements.new_requirement("payment_method", "How would you like to pay", "Payment method: %s", None)14 self.requirements.new_requirement("confirm", "Please confirm your order: %s", "Order confirmed", None)15 self.requirements.new_requirement("cancel", "Would you like to cancel?", "Order cancelled", None, auto_prompt=False)16 self.kwargs["nothing"] = "here"17 def test_cancel_order(self):18 self.requirements.get_requirement("cancel").set(True)19 self.assertEqual(self.requirements.get_requirement("cancel").value, True)20 self.assertEqual(self.requirements.get_requirement("cancel").set_msg, "Order cancelled")21 def test_order_pizza_cancel(self, order_pizza=True, cancel=True):22 # check if this is a cancelation23 if get_key_from_kwargs("cancel", self.kwargs, is_optional=True):24 self.requirements.requirements["cancel"].set("false")25 if self.requirements.get_requirement("cancel").value:26 return self.requirements.get_requirement("cancel").set_msg27 self.assertEqual("never get here", None)28 def test_order_pizza_req1(self, *args, **kwargs):29 # mimic a kwarg called pizza_name30 kwargs["pizza_name"] = "Chicken Pizza"31 # a place to store final requirement name for unittest32 requirement_name = None33 for requirement in self.requirements.requirements: # type: Requirement34 # if the requirement has no value, we check for if kwargs set it35 if not requirement.value:36 print("examing unmet requirement: %s" % requirement.name)37 if requirement.name in kwargs:38 print("requirement kwarg: %s is passed" % requirement.name)39 requirement_name = requirement.name40 else:41 print("%s not in kw: %s" % (requirement.name, kwargs))42 self.assertEqual(requirement_name, "pizza_name")43 def test_requirements(self):44 requirements = Requirements()45 requirements.new_requirement("req1", "req1_unset_msg", "req1_set_msg %(req1)s", "req1_value")46 requirements.new_requirement("req2", "req2_unset_msg", "req2_set_msg", False)47 requirements.new_requirement("req3", "req3_unset_msg", "req3_set_msg", True)48 self.assertIsInstance(requirements.requirements[0], Requirement)49 self.assertEqual(requirements.requirements[0](), "req1_value")50 self.assertEqual(requirements.requirements[1](), False)51 requirements.requirements[1].set(True)52 self.assertEqual(requirements.requirements[1](), True)53 self.assertEqual(requirements.is_confirmed(), False)54 self.assertEqual(requirements.get_requirement("req1").value, "req1_value")55 with self.assertRaises(KeyError):56 self.assertEqual(requirements.get_requirement("reqz").value, "req1_value")57 def test_requirement(self):58 requirement = Requirement("name", "unset_msg", "set_msg", "value")59 self.assertEqual(requirement.get(), {'name': 'name', 'unset_msg': 'unset_msg', 'set_msg':'set_msg', 'value': 'value', 'auto_prompt': True} )60 self.assertEqual(requirement.name,"name")61 self.assertEqual(requirement.unset_msg, "unset_msg")62 self.assertEqual(requirement.set_msg, "set_msg")63 self.assertEqual(requirement.value, "value")64 def test_requirements_get(self):65 set_requirement={}66 set_requirement["cancel"] = Requirement("cancel", "Would you like to cancel?", "Order cancelled", False, auto_prompt=False)67 set_requirement["is_cancel"] = Requirement("cancel", "Would you like to cancel?", "Order cancelled", False, auto_prompt=False)68 self.assertEqual(set_requirement["cancel"](), False)69 set_requirement["is_cancel"].value = True...

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test_requirements_cache.py

Source: test_requirements_cache.py Github

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...42 "avocado.core.dependencies.requirements.cache.backends.sqlite.CACHE_DATABASE_PATH",43 os.path.join(self.tmpdir.name, "requirements.sqlite"),44 ):45 for entry in ENTRIES[:-1]:46 cache.set_requirement(*entry)47 self.assertTrue(cache.is_requirement_in_cache(*entry))48 entry = ENTRIES[-1]49 cache.set_requirement(*entry)50 self.assertIsNone(51 cache.is_requirement_in_cache(entry[0], entry[1], entry[2], entry[3])52 )53 self.assertFalse(54 cache.is_requirement_in_cache(55 "local", "localhost.localdomain", "package", "foo"56 )57 )58 def test_empty(self):59 with unittest.mock.patch(60 "avocado.core.dependencies.requirements.cache.backends.sqlite.CACHE_DATABASE_PATH",61 os.path.join(self.tmpdir.name, "requirements.sqlite"),62 ):63 self.assertFalse(cache.is_requirement_in_cache(*ENTRIES[0]))64 def test_is_environment_prepared(self):65 with unittest.mock.patch(66 "avocado.core.dependencies.requirements.cache.backends.sqlite.CACHE_DATABASE_PATH",67 os.path.join(self.tmpdir.name, "requirements.sqlite"),68 ):69 for entry in ENTRIES:70 cache.set_requirement(*entry)71 self.assertFalse(72 cache.is_environment_prepared(73 "pd34d13b2980d0a9d438f754b2e94f85443076d0ebe1b0db09a0439f35feca5e"74 )75 )76 self.assertTrue(77 cache.is_environment_prepared(78 "cd34d13b2980d0a9d438f754b2e94f85443076d0ebe1b0db09a0439f35feca5e"79 )80 )81 def test_get_all_environments_with_requirement(self):82 with unittest.mock.patch(83 "avocado.core.dependencies.requirements.cache.backends.sqlite.CACHE_DATABASE_PATH",84 os.path.join(self.tmpdir.name, "requirements.sqlite"),85 ):86 for entry in ENTRIES:87 cache.set_requirement(*entry)88 all_requirements = cache.get_all_environments_with_requirement(89 "podman", "package", "hello"90 )91 expected_data = {92 "ad34d13b2980d0a9d438f754b2e94f85443076d0ebe1b0db09a0439f35feca5e": [93 ("package", "hello")94 ],95 "cd34d13b2980d0a9d438f754b2e94f85443076d0ebe1b0db09a0439f35feca5e": [96 ("core", "avocado"),97 ("package", "bash"),98 ("package", "hello"),99 ],100 }101 self.assertEqual(all_requirements, expected_data)

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example_1.py

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...16# 3. Define workloads17search_workload = Workload("Search", compute_load = 6)18search_workload.set_property("dc")19search_workload.set_property("incast")20search_workload.set_requirement("throughput")21search_workload.set_requirement("latency")22content_workload = Workload("Content", network_load = 30, compute_load = 10)23content_workload.set_property("wan")24content_workload.set_requirement("throughput")25# 4. Apply workloads to specific racks26rack_a = get_children(small_pod, group_types=[GROUP_TYPE.RACK])[0]27rack_b = get_children(small_pod, group_types=[GROUP_TYPE.RACK])[1]28search_workload.apply_to_group(rack_a)29content_workload.apply_to_group(rack_b)30# 5. Define solutions that can be used31KernelBypass()32NDP()33BFC()34HPCC()35TIMELY()36Swift()37Annulus()38TCPProxy()...

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