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/*
* Copyright 2014 Guidewire Software, Inc.
*/
package gw.test;
import gw.config.CommonServices;
import gw.fs.IDirectory;
import gw.fs.IFile;
import gw.lang.init.ClasspathToGosuPathEntryUtil;
import gw.lang.reflect.IMethodInfo;
import gw.lang.reflect.IType;
import gw.lang.reflect.TypeSystem;
import gw.util.ILogger;
import gw.util.Predicate;
import junit.framework.Test;
import junit.framework.TestResult;
import junit.framework.TestSuite;
import org.junit.internal.TextListener;
import org.junit.runner.JUnitCore;
import org.junit.runner.Result;
import java.io.File;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.Enumeration;
import java.util.HashSet;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.TreeSet;
/**
* This Suite class streamlines and simplifies the standard JUnit TestSuite. It can be used in one of two ways:
* you can add individual tests to the Suite via the withTest() methods, or you can use the filter methods to
* pare down the tests that are found on the current classpath.
*/
public class Suite extends junit.framework.TestSuite {
//suite status
private boolean _testClassWrappersCreated;
private boolean _suiteHasBeenSetUp;
//filters
private final List> _typeFilters = new ArrayList>();
private final List> _iFileFilters = new ArrayList>();
private final List> _packageFilters = new ArrayList>();
private final List _withPackages = new ArrayList();
//suite test data
private final TreeSet _testSpecs = new TreeSet();
private final List _gosuClassSearchPath = new ArrayList();
private final List _javaClassSearchPath = new ArrayList();
private final List _modules = new ArrayList();
private boolean _logErrorInfo = false;
private int _splitNum = 1;
private int _splitPartition = 0;
private TestExecutionManager _executionManager;
private TestEnvironment _testEnvironment;
public static final String GOSU_SUITE_INCLUDE_TYPES = "gs.suite.tests";
public static final String SPLIT_PARTITION = "split.partition";
public Suite() {
System.setProperty("checkedArithmetic", "true");
Integer splitPartition = readIntegerSystemProperty(SPLIT_PARTITION);
if(splitPartition != null && splitPartition > 1){
throw new UnsupportedOperationException("V3 tests doesn't support more than one split");
}
// By default, use a standard TestEnvironment to set things up, in case the specific suite class doesn't
// bother to set one up
_testEnvironment = new TestEnvironment();
_executionManager = new TestExecutionManager();
_executionManager.setEnvironment(_testEnvironment);
}
public TestEnvironment getTestEnvironment() {
return _testEnvironment;
}
//=============================================================================================
// Suite builder support
//=============================================================================================
/**
* Used to indicate that this suite does not require assertions be enabled. In general
* it is recommended that you not use this option.
*/
public final T javaAssertionsNotEnabled() {
_executionManager.setAssertionsMustBeEnabled(false);
return thisAsT();
}
/**
* Adds a test to this Suite. This method is not to be combined with the module/filter methods.
*/
public final T withTest(IType type, String... methods) {
verifyNoFilters();
_testSpecs.add(new TestSpec(type.getName(), methods));
return thisAsT();
}
/**
* Adds a test to this Suite. This method is not to be combined with the module/filter methods.
*/
public final T withTest(String type, String... methods) {
verifyNoFilters();
_testSpecs.add(new TestSpec(type, methods));
return thisAsT();
}
/**
* Adds a test to this Suite. This method is not to be combined with the module/filter methods.
*/
public final T withTest(Class type, String... methods) {
verifyNoFilters();
_testSpecs.add(new TestSpec(type.getName(), methods));
return thisAsT();
}
private void verifyNoFilters() {
if (!_packageFilters.isEmpty() || !_iFileFilters.isEmpty() ||
!_typeFilters.isEmpty() || !_withPackages.isEmpty()) {
throw new IllegalStateException("You cannot combine filters with explicitly specified tests");
}
}
/**
* Adds a type filter to this suite, allowing certain tests to be excluded. Note
* that this is a significantly slower option than {@link #withIFileFilter(gw.util.Predicate)}
* or {@link #withPackageFilter(gw.util.Predicate)} If
* possible, it is advisable to use a file filter instead.
*/
public final T withTestTypeFilter(Predicate filter) {
if (!_testSpecs.isEmpty()) {
throw new IllegalStateException("You should add a test filter before any tests are added to the suite.");
}
_typeFilters.add(filter);
return thisAsT();
}
/**
* Adds a file filter to this suite, allowing certain tests to be excluded. Consider
* using {@link #withPackageFilter(gw.util.Predicate)} if you wish to more easily apply a package
* filter of tests without dealing with ugly file paths. Package filters are just as fast as
* file filters, both of which are much faster than test type filters.
*/
public final T withIFileFilter(Predicate fileFilter) {
ensureNoExplictlyAddedTests();
_iFileFilters.add(fileFilter);
return thisAsT();
}
/**
* Adds a package filter that will only accept packages that are subpackages of the strings
* passed in.
*/
public final T withPackages(final String... packagePrefixes) {
ensureNoExplictlyAddedTests();
_withPackages.addAll(Arrays.asList(packagePrefixes));
return thisAsT();
}
private void ensureNoExplictlyAddedTests() {
if (!_testSpecs.isEmpty()) {
throw new IllegalStateException("You cannot add filters to suites with explicitly added tests");
}
}
/**
* Adds a package filter to this suite, which allows you to exclude certain packages from consideration.
* These filters are about as fast as file filters, but are easier to write and maintain. For the
* common case of simply wishing to test certain packages and their sub-packages, use {@link #withPackages(String...)} instead.
*/
public final T withPackageFilter(Predicate fileFilter) {
ensureNoExplictlyAddedTests();
_packageFilters.add(fileFilter);
return thisAsT();
}
public final T withTimeout(long seconds) {
_executionManager.setSuiteTimeoutInMillis(seconds * 1000L);
return thisAsT();
}
public T withTestEnvironment(TestEnvironment testEnvironment) {
if (_testEnvironment.isRemoteExecutionEnvironment()) {
throw new IllegalStateException("For now, withTestEnvironment must be called BEFORE withRemoteServer is called");
}
_testEnvironment = testEnvironment;
_executionManager.setEnvironment(_testEnvironment);
return thisAsT();
}
public final T logErrors() {
_logErrorInfo = true;
return thisAsT();
}
/**
* This limits the gosu tests that are run to gosu tests that are located
* within the specified module in a gsrc or gtest directory AND all and java
* tests in the classpath that are not in a module.
* @param moduleNames
* @return
*/
public final T withModules(String... moduleNames) {
_modules.addAll(Arrays.asList(moduleNames));
return thisAsT();
}
// TODO - AHK - Differentiate between Gosu and Java at this level?
// TODO - AHK - Change this to just take an IDirectory instead?
public T withClasspathEntry(File srcDir) {
_gosuClassSearchPath.add(CommonServices.getFileSystem().getIDirectory(srcDir));
_javaClassSearchPath.add(CommonServices.getFileSystem().getIDirectory(srcDir));
return thisAsT();
}
//=============================================================================================
// Implementation details
//=============================================================================================
@Override
public final int countTestCases() {
maybeCreateTestClassWrappers();
return _testSpecs.size();
}
@Override
public final Test testAt(int index) {
maybeCreateTestClassWrappers();
return super.testAt(index);
}
@Override
public final int testCount() {
maybeCreateTestClassWrappers();
return super.testCount();
}
@Override
public final Enumeration tests() {
maybeCreateTestClassWrappers();
return super.tests();
}
private void maybeCreateTestClassWrappers() {
maybeInitSuite();
if (!_testClassWrappersCreated) {
long start = System.currentTimeMillis();
if (_testSpecs.isEmpty()) {
TestClassFinder finder = new TestClassFinder(_iFileFilters, _packageFilters, _withPackages, _typeFilters);
_testSpecs.addAll(finder.findTests(_gosuClassSearchPath, _javaClassSearchPath));
}
restrictTestSpecsToSpecifiedNames();
for (TestSpec spec : _testSpecs) {
if (_testEnvironment.isRemoteExecutionEnvironment()) {
String[] methods = spec.runAllMethods() ? null : spec.getMethods();
Test remoteWrapper = ((IForwardingTestEnvironment) _testEnvironment).makeRemoteTestClassWrapper(_executionManager, spec.getTestTypeName(), methods);
addTest(remoteWrapper);
} else {
IType type = spec.getTestType();
addTest(new TestClassWrapper(_executionManager, type, spec.getMethods()));
}
}
_testClassWrappersCreated = true;
long end = System.currentTimeMillis();
System.out.println("Test wrappers created in " + (end - start) + "ms");
if (_testEnvironment.isDynamicallyDeterminedEnvironment()) {
_testEnvironment = determineTestEnvironmentBasedOnTestDefaults();
System.out.println("Dynamically determined the test environment to be " + _testEnvironment.getClass());
// This is pretty hacky, but RemoteTestEnvironments need a chance to tell the remote server
// what sort of environment to set up, and that actually needs to be done prior to beginning the suite
if (_testEnvironment instanceof IForwardingTestEnvironment) {
_testEnvironment.initializeTypeSystem();
}
_executionManager.setEnvironment(_testEnvironment);
}
}
}
private TestEnvironment determineTestEnvironmentBasedOnTestDefaults() {
TestEnvironment defaultEnv = null;
TestClass defaultEnvTest = null;
for (Test t : testsAsList()) {
if (t instanceof TestClassWrapper) {
if (((TestClassWrapper) t).testCount() > 0) {
Test firstTest = ((TestClassWrapper) t).tests().nextElement();
if (firstTest instanceof TestClass) {
TestEnvironment env = ((TestClass) firstTest).createDefaultEnvironment();
if (defaultEnv == null) {
defaultEnv = env;
defaultEnvTest = (TestClass) firstTest;
} else {
if (!defaultEnv.getClass().equals(env.getClass())) {
throw new IllegalStateException("The test " + defaultEnvTest.getClassName() + " requires the " +
defaultEnv.getClass() + " environment, while the " + ((TestClass) firstTest).getClassName() +
" test requires the " + env.getClass() + " environment. Automatic resolution of the appropriate " +
"test environment will only work if all tests in the suite use the exact same default test environment.");
}
}
} else {
throw new IllegalStateException("Found a test that was a " + firstTest.getClass() + " instead of a TestClass");
}
} else {
throw new IllegalStateException("Found a test class " + ((TestClassWrapper) t).getBackingType().getName() + " that has no tests.");
}
} else {
throw new IllegalStateException("Found a test that was a " + t.getClass() + " instead of a TestClassWrapper");
}
}
return defaultEnv;
}
private void maybeInitSuite() {
if (!_suiteHasBeenSetUp) {
initTypeSystem();
if (_gosuClassSearchPath.isEmpty() && _javaClassSearchPath.isEmpty() && _testSpecs.isEmpty()) {
_gosuClassSearchPath.addAll(createDefaultGosuClassSearchPath());
_javaClassSearchPath.addAll(createDefaultJavaClassSearchPath());
}
_suiteHasBeenSetUp = true;
}
}
protected List createDefaultGosuClassSearchPath() {
List gosuClassSearchPath = new ArrayList();
List sourceEntries = TypeSystem.getCurrentModule().getSourcePath();
for (IDirectory dir : sourceEntries) {
if (_modules.isEmpty()) {
gosuClassSearchPath.add(dir);
} else {
// TODO - AHK - This seems rather unnecessary: we should have a way to already know what the module root is
IDirectory moduleRoot = ClasspathToGosuPathEntryUtil.findModuleRootFromSourceEntry(dir);
if (_modules.contains(moduleRoot.getName())) {
gosuClassSearchPath.add(dir);
}
}
}
return gosuClassSearchPath;
}
protected List createDefaultJavaClassSearchPath() {
List javaClassSearchPath = new ArrayList<>();
List classPathParts = ClassPathUtil.constructClasspathFromSystemClasspath();
for (IDirectory dir : classPathParts) {
javaClassSearchPath.add(dir);
}
return javaClassSearchPath;
}
private void initTypeSystem() {
_executionManager.maybeInitTypeSystem();
}
public void logError(String o) {
if( _logErrorInfo) {
ILogger logger = CommonServices.getEntityAccess().getLogger();
logger.warn(o);
}
}
@Override
public void run(TestResult result) {
maybeCreateTestClassWrappers();
_executionManager.setTestsFromSuite(testsAsListOfSuites());
beforeSuite();
super.run(result);
}
protected void beforeSuite() {
// hook point for subclasses
}
/**
* A convenience method for running this suite from a main method. Subclasses of
* Suite can create a main method like so:
*
* public static void main(String[] args) {
* System.exit( new GosuSuite().runSuite() ? 0 : 1 );
* }
*
*
* @return a boolean saying if all tests passed
*/
public final boolean runViaStaticSuiteMethod() {
IType iType = TypeSystem.getTypeFromObject(this);
IMethodInfo method = iType.getTypeInfo().getMethod("suite");
Test test = (Test) method.getCallHandler().handleCall(null);
return runImpl(test).wasSuccessful();
}
private Result runImpl(Test test) {
JUnitCore runner = new JUnitCore();
TextListener txtListener = new TextListener(System.out);
runner.addListener(txtListener);
return runner.run(test);
}
/**
* Runs this Suite with a TextListener tied to System.out and returns the result.
*/
public final Result run() {
return runImpl(this);
}
public List testsAsList() {
Enumeration testEnumeration = tests();
ArrayList testArrayList = new ArrayList();
while (testEnumeration.hasMoreElements()) {
Test test = testEnumeration.nextElement();
testArrayList.add(test);
}
return testArrayList;
}
public List testsAsListOfSuites() {
Enumeration testEnumeration = tests();
List testArrayList = new ArrayList();
while (testEnumeration.hasMoreElements()) {
Test test = testEnumeration.nextElement();
testArrayList.add((TestSuite) test);
}
return testArrayList;
}
public boolean isLoggingErrors() {
return _logErrorInfo;
}
/**
* Private method that casts the this value as a T to avoid unchecked cast errors all over the place
*
* @return this
*/
@SuppressWarnings({"unchecked"})
private T thisAsT() {
return (T) this;
}
// TODO - AHK - Maybe kill everything around partitioning and splitting in Suite, or at least move it to PLSuite
private Integer readIntegerSystemProperty(String name) {
String splitString = System.getProperty(name);
if (splitString != null) {
try {
return Integer.valueOf(splitString);
} catch (NumberFormatException e) {
System.err.println("Invalid System Property value for '" + name + "': \"" + splitString + "\". " + e.getMessage());
}
}
return null;
}
private void restrictTestSpecsToSpecifiedPartition() {
int splitStart = 0;
int splitEnd = _testSpecs.size();
if(_splitNum > 1) {
float splitSize = (float)_testSpecs.size() / (float)_splitNum;
splitStart = Math.round(splitSize * _splitPartition);
if(_splitPartition != _splitNum - 1) {
splitEnd = Math.round(splitSize * (_splitPartition + 1)) - 1;
}
}
// PL-13675: To play nice with TH
System.out.println("Number of classes = " + _testSpecs.size());
System.out.println("Number of splits = " + (_splitNum <= 0 ? 1: _splitNum));
int i = 0;
for (Iterator it = _testSpecs.iterator(); it.hasNext();) {
TestSpec spec = it.next();
if (i < splitStart || i >= splitEnd) {
it.remove();
}
i++;
}
}
// TODO - AHK - This should be killed and re-implemented as a test type filter in PLSuite
/**
* This is for troubleshooting suite failures by running a subset of tests within a suite
* without requiring any Java or Gosu code changes
*/
private void restrictTestSpecsToSpecifiedNames() {
String includedTests = System.getProperty(GOSU_SUITE_INCLUDE_TYPES);
if(includedTests != null){
System.out.println("System property " + GOSU_SUITE_INCLUDE_TYPES + " used, so only running tests specified:");
System.out.println(includedTests);
String[] includedTestsArray = includedTests.replace(" ", "").split(",");
HashSet includedTestSet = new HashSet(Arrays.asList(includedTestsArray));
for (Iterator it = _testSpecs.iterator(); it.hasNext();) {
TestSpec spec = it.next();
if(!includedTestSet.contains(spec.getTestType().getName())){
it.remove();
}
}
}
}
}
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