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{-# OPTIONS_GHC -fno-warn-orphans #-}

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module Test.Ganeti.OpCodes

  ( testOpCodes

  , OpCodes.OpCode(..)

  ) where

import qualified Test.HUnit as HUnit

import Test.QuickCheck

import Control.Applicative

import Data.List

import qualified Text.JSON as J

import Test.Ganeti.TestHelper

import Test.Ganeti.TestCommon

import qualified Ganeti.Constants as C

import qualified Ganeti.OpCodes as OpCodes

{-# ANN module "HLint: ignore Use camelCase" #-}

-- * Arbitrary instances

$(genArbitrary ''OpCodes.TagObject)

$(genArbitrary ''OpCodes.ReplaceDisksMode)

instance Arbitrary OpCodes.DiskIndex where

  arbitrary = choose (0, C.maxDisks - 1) >>= OpCodes.mkDiskIndex

instance Arbitrary OpCodes.OpCode where

  arbitrary = do

    op_id <- elements OpCodes.allOpIDs

    case op_id of

      "OP_TEST_DELAY" ->

        OpCodes.OpTestDelay <$> arbitrary <*> arbitrary

                 <*> resize maxNodes (listOf getFQDN)

      "OP_INSTANCE_REPLACE_DISKS" ->

        OpCodes.OpInstanceReplaceDisks <$> getFQDN <*> getMaybe getFQDN <*>

          arbitrary <*> resize C.maxDisks arbitrary <*> getMaybe getName

      "OP_INSTANCE_FAILOVER" ->

        OpCodes.OpInstanceFailover <$> getFQDN <*> arbitrary <*>

          getMaybe getFQDN

      "OP_INSTANCE_MIGRATE" ->

        OpCodes.OpInstanceMigrate <$> getFQDN <*> arbitrary <*>

          arbitrary <*> arbitrary <*> getMaybe getFQDN

      "OP_TAGS_SET" ->

        OpCodes.OpTagsSet <$> arbitrary <*> genTags <*> getMaybe getFQDN

      "OP_TAGS_DEL" ->

        OpCodes.OpTagsSet <$> arbitrary <*> genTags <*> getMaybe getFQDN

      _ -> fail "Wrong opcode"

-- * Test cases

-- | Check that opcode serialization is idempotent.

prop_serialization :: OpCodes.OpCode -> Property

prop_serialization = testSerialisation

-- | Check that Python and Haskell defined the same opcode list.

case_AllDefined :: HUnit.Assertion

case_AllDefined = do

  py_stdout <- runPython "from ganeti import opcodes\n\

                         \print '\\n'.join(opcodes.OP_MAPPING.keys())" "" >>=

               checkPythonResult

  let py_ops = sort $ lines py_stdout

      hs_ops = OpCodes.allOpIDs

      -- extra_py = py_ops \\ hs_ops

      extra_hs = hs_ops \\ py_ops

  -- FIXME: uncomment when we have parity

  -- HUnit.assertBool ("OpCodes missing from Haskell code:\n" ++

  --                  unlines extra_py) (null extra_py)

  HUnit.assertBool ("Extra OpCodes in the Haskell code code:\n" ++

                    unlines extra_hs) (null extra_hs)

-- | Custom HUnit test case that forks a Python process and checks

-- correspondence between Haskell-generated OpCodes and their Python

-- decoded, validated and re-encoded version.

--

-- Note that we have a strange beast here: since launching Python is

-- expensive, we don't do this via a usual QuickProperty, since that's

-- slow (I've tested it, and it's indeed quite slow). Rather, we use a

-- single HUnit assertion, and in it we manually use QuickCheck to

-- generate 500 opcodes times the number of defined opcodes, which

-- then we pass in bulk to Python. The drawbacks to this method are

-- two fold: we cannot control the number of generated opcodes, since

-- HUnit assertions don't get access to the test options, and for the

-- same reason we can't run a repeatable seed. We should probably find

-- a better way to do this, for example by having a

-- separately-launched Python process (if not running the tests would

-- be skipped).

case_py_compat :: HUnit.Assertion

case_py_compat = do

  let num_opcodes = length OpCodes.allOpIDs * 500

  sample_opcodes <- sample' (vectorOf num_opcodes

                             (arbitrary::Gen OpCodes.OpCode))

  let opcodes = head sample_opcodes

      serialized = J.encode opcodes

  py_stdout <-

     runPython "from ganeti import opcodes\n\

               \import sys\n\

               \from ganeti import serializer\n\

               \op_data = serializer.Load(sys.stdin.read())\n\

               \decoded = [opcodes.OpCode.LoadOpCode(o) for o in op_data]\n\

               \for op in decoded:\n\

               \  op.Validate(True)\n\

               \encoded = [op.__getstate__() for op in decoded]\n\

               \print serializer.Dump(encoded)" serialized

     >>= checkPythonResult

  let deserialised = J.decode py_stdout::J.Result [OpCodes.OpCode]

  decoded <- case deserialised of

               J.Ok ops -> return ops

               J.Error msg ->

                 HUnit.assertFailure ("Unable to decode opcodes: " ++ msg)

                 -- this already raised an expection, but we need it

                 -- for proper types

                 >> fail "Unable to decode opcodes"

  HUnit.assertEqual "Mismatch in number of returned opcodes"

    (length opcodes) (length decoded)

  mapM_ (uncurry (HUnit.assertEqual "Different result after encoding/decoding")

        ) $ zip opcodes decoded

testSuite "OpCodes"

            [ 'prop_serialization

            , 'case_AllDefined

            , 'case_py_compat

            ]