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Http4k support for chaos testing
package org.http4k.chaos
import org.http4k.chaos.ChaosStages.Repeat
import org.http4k.chaos.ChaosStages.Wait
import org.http4k.chaos.ChaosTriggers.Always
import org.http4k.core.Filter
import org.http4k.core.HttpHandler
import java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicBoolean
/**
* The Chaos Engine controls the lifecycle of applying Chaotic behaviour to traffic, which is exposed as a
* standard Http4k Filter. Chaos can be programmatically updated and enabled/disabled. By default, the engine
* is deactivated, so activate() needs to be called to witness any change in behaviour,
*/
class ChaosEngine(initialStage: Stage = Wait) : Filter {
constructor(behaviour: Behaviour) : this(behaviour.appliedWhen(Always()))
private val on = AtomicBoolean(false)
private var trigger: Trigger = { on.get() }
private val state = ChaosStages.Variable(initialStage)
override fun invoke(p1: HttpHandler) = Repeat { Wait.until(trigger).then(state.until(!trigger)) }.asFilter()(p1)
/**
* Check if the configured Chaos behaviour is currently being applied to all traffic.
*/
fun isEnabled() = on.get()
/**
* Turn off Chaos Engine. No Chaotic behaviour will be applied.
*/
fun disable() = apply { on.set(false) }
/**
* Turn on Chaos Engine using the pre-initialised chaotic behaviour. Note that this may not actually produce any
* effect based on the configured behaviour (e.g. if there is a specific Trigger that is condition-based.)
*/
fun enable() = apply { on.set(true) }
/**
* Update with new simple Chaotic behaviour to be applied whenever the ChaosEngine is enabled.
*/
fun enable(behaviour: Behaviour) = apply {
state.current = behaviour.appliedWhen(Always())
enable()
}
/**
* Update the new complex (multi-stage, triggers etc) Chaotic behaviour to be applied whenever the ChaosEngine is enabled.
*/
fun enable(stage: Stage) = apply {
state.current = stage
enable()
}
/**
* Outputs description of the current state.
*/
override fun toString() = if (isEnabled()) state.toString() else Wait.toString()
}