unit/test/test_ruby_hooks.py
Andrei Zeliankou 7934dcabbc Tests: switched to using f-strings.
Previously, it was necessary to support older versions of Python for
compatibility.  F-strings were released in Python 3.6.  Python 3.5 was
marked as unsupported by the end of 2020, so now it's possible to start
using f-strings safely for better readability and performance.
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from unit.applications.lang.ruby import TestApplicationRuby
from unit.option import option
from unit.utils import waitforglob
class TestRubyHooks(TestApplicationRuby):
prerequisites = {'modules': {'ruby': 'all'}}
def _wait_cookie(self, pattern, count):
return waitforglob(
f'{option.temp_dir}/ruby/hooks/cookie_{pattern}', count
)
def test_ruby_hooks_eval(self):
processes = 2
self.load('hooks', processes=processes, hooks='eval.rb')
hooked = self._wait_cookie('eval.*', processes)
assert hooked, 'hooks evaluated'
def test_ruby_hooks_on_worker_boot(self):
processes = 2
self.load('hooks', processes=processes, hooks='on_worker_boot.rb')
hooked = self._wait_cookie('worker_boot.*', processes)
assert hooked, 'on_worker_boot called'
def test_ruby_hooks_on_worker_shutdown(self):
processes = 2
self.load('hooks', processes=processes, hooks='on_worker_shutdown.rb')
assert self.get()['status'] == 200, 'app response'
self.load('empty')
hooked = self._wait_cookie('worker_shutdown.*', processes)
assert hooked, 'on_worker_shutdown called'
def test_ruby_hooks_on_thread_boot(self):
processes = 1
threads = 2
self.load(
'hooks',
processes=processes,
threads=threads,
hooks='on_thread_boot.rb',
)
hooked = self._wait_cookie('thread_boot.*', processes * threads)
assert hooked, 'on_thread_boot called'
def test_ruby_hooks_on_thread_shutdown(self):
processes = 1
threads = 2
self.load(
'hooks',
processes=processes,
threads=threads,
hooks='on_thread_shutdown.rb',
)
assert self.get()['status'] == 200, 'app response'
self.load('empty')
hooked = self._wait_cookie('thread_shutdown.*', processes * threads)
assert hooked, 'on_thread_shutdown called'
def test_ruby_hooks_multiple(self):
processes = 1
threads = 1
self.load(
'hooks',
processes=processes,
threads=threads,
hooks='multiple.rb',
)
hooked = self._wait_cookie('worker_boot.*', processes)
assert hooked, 'on_worker_boot called'
hooked = self._wait_cookie('thread_boot.*', threads)
assert hooked, 'on_thread_boot called'