How to use get_boot_time method in tempest

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hoststatsTests.py

Source: hoststatsTests.py Github

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...62 shutil.rmtree(self._tmpDir)63 def testBootTimeOk(self):64 with MonkeyPatchScope([(hoststats, '_PROC_STAT_PATH',65 self._good_path)]):66 self.assertEquals(hoststats.get_boot_time(),67 1395249141)68 def testBootTimeEmpty(self):69 with MonkeyPatchScope([(hoststats, '_PROC_STAT_PATH',70 '/​dev/​null')]):71 with self.assertRaises(ValueError):72 hoststats.get_boot_time()73 def testBootTimeMissing(self):74 with MonkeyPatchScope([(hoststats, '_PROC_STAT_PATH',75 self._missing_path)]):76 with self.assertRaises(ValueError):77 hoststats.get_boot_time()78 def testBootTimeMalformed(self):79 with MonkeyPatchScope([(hoststats, '_PROC_STAT_PATH',80 self._malformed_path)]):81 with self.assertRaises(ValueError):82 hoststats.get_boot_time()83 def testBootTimeNonExistantFile(self):84 with MonkeyPatchScope([(hoststats, '_PROC_STAT_PATH',85 '/​i/​do/​not/​exist/​1234567890')]):86 with self.assertRaises(IOError):87 hoststats.get_boot_time()88 def testBootTimeExtra(self):89 with MonkeyPatchScope([(hoststats, '_PROC_STAT_PATH',90 self._extra_path)]):91 self.assertEquals(hoststats.get_boot_time(), 1395249141)92class HostStatsThreadTests(TestCaseBase):93 _core_zero_stats = {94 'cpuIdle': '100.00',95 'cpuSys': '0.00',96 'cpuUser': '0.00',97 'nodeIndex': 098 }99 _core_one_stats = {100 'cpuIdle': '100.00',101 'cpuSys': '0.00',102 'cpuUser': '0.00',103 'nodeIndex': 1104 }105 def _fakeNumaTopology(self):...

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boot_monitor.py

Source: boot_monitor.py Github

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...15# along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software16# Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA17#18from time import sleep19def get_boot_time(con):20 timeepoch = None21 problem, out, _ = con.maybe_launch('net statistics server',timeout = 60)22 if problem: print 'BOOT_MONITOR:', 'problem',problem,'getting boot time' 23 else:24 try:25 print 'BOOT_MONITOR:', 'raw output',out 26 uout = out.replace('\r', '')27 lines = out.split('\n')28 timestring= ' '.join(lines[3].split()[2:])29 # 5/​4/​2010 5:37 PM30 colons = timestring.count(':')31 format = '%m/​%d/​%Y %I:%M %p' if colons == 1 else '%m/​%d/​%Y %I:%M:%S %p'32 timetuple = time.strptime(timestring, format)33 timeepoch = time.mktime(timetuple)34 print 'BOOT_MONITOR:', 'epoch',timeepoch 35 except IndexError: pass36 return (timeepoch)37class BootMonitor:38 def __init__(self, con):39 self.con = con40 self.boots = []41 42 def get_first_boot_time(self):43 while True:44 epoch = get_boot_time(self.con)45 if epoch is not None: break46 47 print 'BOOT_MONITOR:', 'boot time not available yet' 48 sleep(1)49 assert epoch > 050 self.boots.append(epoch)51 52 def get_boot_time(self):53 t = get_boot_time(self.con)54 if t is None: return55 if t not in self.boots: self.boots.append(t)56 return (t)57 def get_number_of_boots(self): return len(self.boots)58 def render_boot_times(self):59 return 'boot times %r' % ([time.asctime(time.localtime(t)) for ...

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main.py

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1from record_img import CapThread2from start_app import AppStartThread3import process_img4import get_boot_time5import device_info6import os7import shutil8import global_var9import airtest_app10times = 011while times < 11:12 target_dir = global_var.target_dir13 source_dir = global_var.source_dir14 # 每次删除文件夹再重新创建此文件夹15 shutil.rmtree(source_dir)16 os.mkdir(source_dir)17 # 创建新线程-启动App并且开启录屏18 thread1 = CapThread(1, "cap")19 thread2 = AppStartThread(2, "appstart")20 # 开启新线程21 thread1.start()22 thread2.start()23 thread1.join()24 thread2.join()25 print("退出主线程")26 process_img.processIMG()27 filelist = os.listdir(target_dir) # 获取该目录下的所有文件名28 filelist.sort()29 start_time = get_boot_time.get_start_time(filelist)30 end_time = get_boot_time.get_end_time(filelist, target_dir)31 boot_time = end_time - start_time32 print("启动时间(ms):" + str(boot_time))33 # 获取手机型号34 n = os.popen("adb shell getprop ro.product.model")35 devicename = n.readlines()36 # device_info.create_csv()37 device_info.write_csv("7.5.21", devicename[0], boot_time)38 global_var.exitFlag = 139 airtest_app.close()...

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