How to use test_webserver method in locust

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testrunner_test.py

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1import unittest2from runner import TestRunner3import pmock4class TestRunnerTest(unittest.TestCase):5 6 def setUp(self):7 self.test_url = TestRunner.TEST_URL8 self.test_webserver = pmock.Mock()9 self.browser_launcher = pmock.Mock()10 self.browser_launcher.stubs().type().will(pmock.return_value("launcher"))11 self.browser_launcher.stubs().killAllInstances()12 def tearDown(self):13 self.test_webserver.verify()14 self.browser_launcher.verify()15 16 17 def testRunTestsLaunchesTestForEachBrowser(self):18 browser_launchers = [pmock.Mock(), pmock.Mock()]19 self.test_webserver.expects(pmock.once()).startServing()20 expected_results = {}21 launcher_id = 022 for browser_launcher in browser_launchers:23 browser_launcher.stubs().type() \24 .will(pmock.return_value(str(launcher_id)))25 expected_results[browser_launcher.type()] = "TIMED-OUT"26 launcher_id += 127 for browser_launcher in browser_launchers:28 self.test_webserver.expects(pmock.once()) \29 .startTest(pmock.eq(TestRunner.TIMEOUT)) \30 .will(pmock.return_value(expected_results[browser_launcher.type()]))31 browser_launcher.expects(pmock.once()) \32 .launch(pmock.eq(TestRunner.TEST_URL))33 self.test_webserver.expects(pmock.once()).testResults() \34 .will(pmock.return_value(expected_results[browser_launcher.type()]))35 browser_launcher.expects(pmock.once()).killAllInstances()36 37 self.test_webserver.expects(pmock.once()).shutdown()38 39 aggregated_results = TestRunner(browser_launchers, 40 self.test_webserver).runTests()41 self.assertEqual(expected_results, aggregated_results)42 43 for browser_launcher in browser_launchers:44 browser_launcher.verify()45 46 47 def testRunTestsRequiresAtLeastOneBrowserLaucher(self):48 self.assertRaises(ValueError, TestRunner, [], self.test_webserver)49 50 51 def testRunTestsWebserverLanchedBeforeBrowserInvoked(self):52 self.test_webserver.expects(pmock.once()).startServing()53 self.test_webserver.expects(pmock.once()) \54 .startTest(pmock.eq(TestRunner.TIMEOUT))55 56 self.browser_launcher.expects(pmock.once()) \57 .launch(pmock.eq(TestRunner.TEST_URL)) \58 .after("startTest", self.test_webserver)59 60 self.test_webserver.expects(pmock.once()) \61 .testResults() \62 .after("launch", self.browser_launcher)63 64 self.test_webserver.expects(pmock.once()).shutdown()65 66 TestRunner([self.browser_launcher], self.test_webserver).runTests()67 68 69 def testOneBrowserLaunchFailureDoesNotAffectOtherBrowserTesting(self):70 self.test_webserver.expects(pmock.once()).startServing()71 self.test_webserver.expects(pmock.once()) \72 .startTest(pmock.eq(TestRunner.TIMEOUT))73 self.test_webserver.expects(pmock.once()) \74 .startTest(pmock.eq(TestRunner.TIMEOUT))75 76 77 failing_browser_launcher = pmock.Mock()78 failing_browser_launcher.stubs().type() \79 .will(pmock.return_value("launcher1"))80 failing_browser_launcher.expects(pmock.once()) \81 .launch(pmock.eq(TestRunner.TEST_URL)) \82 .will(pmock.raise_exception(RuntimeError("browser lauch failed")))83 failing_browser_launcher.expects(pmock.once()).killAllInstances()84 85 self.test_webserver.expects(pmock.once()) \86 .testResults() \87 .after("launch", failing_browser_launcher)88 89 second_browser_launcher = pmock.Mock()90 second_browser_launcher.stubs().type() \91 .will(pmock.return_value("launcher2"))92 second_browser_launcher.expects(pmock.once()) \93 .launch(pmock.eq(TestRunner.TEST_URL)) 94 second_browser_launcher.expects(pmock.once()).killAllInstances()95 96 self.test_webserver.expects(pmock.once()) \97 .testResults() \98 .after("launch", second_browser_launcher)99 100 101 self.test_webserver.expects(pmock.once()).shutdown()102 103 TestRunner([failing_browser_launcher, second_browser_launcher], 104 self.test_webserver).runTests()105 failing_browser_launcher.verify()106 second_browser_launcher.verify()107 108 def testOneBrowserKillFailureDoesNotAffectOtherBrowserTesting(self):109 self.test_webserver.expects(pmock.once()).startServing()110 self.test_webserver.expects(pmock.once()) \111 .startTest(pmock.eq(TestRunner.TIMEOUT))112 self.test_webserver.expects(pmock.once()) \113 .startTest(pmock.eq(TestRunner.TIMEOUT))114 115 116 failing_browser_launcher = pmock.Mock()117 failing_browser_launcher.stubs().type() \118 .will(pmock.return_value("launcher1"))119 failing_browser_launcher.expects(pmock.once()) \120 .launch(pmock.eq(TestRunner.TEST_URL))121 failing_browser_launcher.expects(pmock.once()).killAllInstances() \122 .will(pmock.raise_exception(RuntimeError("browser kill failed")))123 124 self.test_webserver.expects(pmock.once()) \125 .testResults() \126 .after("launch", failing_browser_launcher)127 128 second_browser_launcher = pmock.Mock()129 second_browser_launcher.stubs().type() \130 .will(pmock.return_value("launcher2"))131 second_browser_launcher.expects(pmock.once()) \132 .launch(pmock.eq(TestRunner.TEST_URL)) 133 second_browser_launcher.expects(pmock.once()).killAllInstances()134 135 self.test_webserver.expects(pmock.once()) \136 .testResults() \137 .after("launch", second_browser_launcher)138 139 140 self.test_webserver.expects(pmock.once()).shutdown()141 142 TestRunner([failing_browser_launcher, second_browser_launcher], 143 self.test_webserver).runTests()144 failing_browser_launcher.verify()145 second_browser_launcher.verify()146 147 def testBrowserTypeMustBeUnique(self):148 browser_launcher1 = pmock.Mock()149 browser_launcher2 = pmock.Mock()150 151 duplicated_type = "same type value"152 browser_launcher1.stubs().type().will(pmock.return_value(duplicated_type))153 browser_launcher2.stubs().type().will(pmock.return_value(duplicated_type))154 155 self.assertRaises(ValueError, TestRunner, 156 [browser_launcher1, browser_launcher2], 157 self.test_webserver)158 159 160if __name__ == "__main__":161 unittest.main() ...

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