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liza/test/bucket/DelayedStagingBucketTest.js

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/**
* Tests DelayedStagingBucket
*
* Copyright (C) 2010-2019 R-T Specialty, LLC.
*
* This file is part of the Liza Data Collection Framework
*
* Liza is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
* it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
* the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
* (at your option) any later version.
*
* This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
* but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
* MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
* GNU General Public License for more details.
*
* You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
* along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
*/
'use strict';
const { expect } = require( 'chai' );
const {
DelayedStagingBucket: Sut,
DelayedRecursionError,
} = require( '../../' ).bucket;
describe( "DelayedStagingBucket", () =>
{
it( "sets values after stack clears", done =>
{
const name = 'foo';
const value = [ 'value' ];
// see end of this test
let ready = false;
const bucket = {
on() {},
setValues( given_data )
{
// set at the end of the test to ensure that this is
// done asynchronously
expect( ready ).to.be.true;
expect( given_data ).to.deep.equal( { [name]: value } );
done();
},
getData: () => ( {} ),
};
// queue set (should not yet call bucket#setValues)
const sut = Sut( bucket ).setValues( { [name]: value } );
// to write to the underlying bucket, we need to commit, but we
// have to do so after the async code runs (we should convert
// the SUT to a trait and avoid this madness)
setTimeout( () => sut.commit(), 0 );
// we're ready for the set to happen (once the stack clears)
ready = true;
} );
describe( "#getDataByName", () =>
{
[
{
label: 'processes immediately retrieving modified key',
name: 'foo',
get_name: 'foo',
immediate: true,
},
{
label: 'does not processes immediately retrieving unmodified key',
name: 'foo',
get_name: 'bar',
immediate: false,
},
].forEach( ( { label, name, get_name, immediate } ) =>
{
it( label, () =>
{
const value = [ 'getDataByName value' ];
let called_set = false;
const bucket = {
on() {},
setValues( given_data )
{
called_set = ( given_data[ name ] !== undefined );
},
getData: () => ( {} ),
};
// queue set (should not yet call bucket#setValues)
const sut = Sut( bucket ).setValues( { [name]: value } );
// force processing of data by requesting same value (note that
// commit is necessary since the SUT extends StagingBucket)
sut.getDataByName( get_name );
sut.commit();
expect( called_set ).to.equal( immediate );
} );
} );
// Invoking processValues() writes to the underlying bucket which
// may cause hooks to be invoked, which in turn may cause the
// DelayedStagingBucket to be referenced, which would lead to
// infinite recursion. This doesn't solve that problem, but it does
// provide a useful error in case it happens, and preempts the
// wasteful recursion which will exhaust the stack.
[
{
n: 1,
fail: false,
},
{
n: 3,
fail: false,
},
{
n: 5,
fail: true,
},
{
n: 7,
fail: true,
},
].forEach( ( { n, fail } ) =>
{
it( `throws error on deeply recursive processValues (n=${n})`, () =>
{
const name = 'recursive';
const value = [ 'getDataByName value' ];
let called_set = false;
const bucket = {
on() {},
setValues( given_data ) {},
getData: () => ( {} ),
};
// queue set (should not yet call bucket#setValues)
const sut = Sut( bucket ).setValues( { [name]: value } );
let calln = 0;
// this hook will trigger the recursion (the set is required
// to start another timer; see #processValues)
sut.on( 'preStagingUpdate', () =>
{
// stop recursing at our goal
if ( calln++ === n )
{
return;
}
sut.setValues( { [name]: value } )
.getDataByName( name )
} );
// force processing of data by requesting same value
if ( fail )
{
expect( () => sut.getDataByName( name ) )
.to.throw( DelayedRecursionError );
}
else
{
expect( () => sut.getDataByName( name ) )
.to.not.throw( Error );
}
} );
} );
} );
} );