package com.jstorm.example.unittests.window; import backtype.storm.Config; import backtype.storm.topology.TopologyBuilder; import backtype.storm.tuple.Fields; import com.jstorm.example.unittests.utils.JStormUnitTestRunner; import org.junit.Test; import java.util.HashMap; import java.util.Map; /** * Created by binyang.dby on 2016/7/22. * * basically the same as SkewedRollingTopWords. Just like in the unit test RollingTopWordsTest, I really don't * know how to validate if the result is right since the tick time is not precise. It makes the output after * passing a window is unpredictable. Now I just let it pass all the time. */ public class SkewedRollingTopWordsTest { public final static int DEFAULT_COUNT = 5; @Test public void testSkewedRollingTopWords() { TopologyBuilder topologyBuilder = new TopologyBuilder(); topologyBuilder.setSpout("windowTestWordSpout", new WindowTestWordSpout(), 5); topologyBuilder.setBolt("windowTestRollingCountBolt", new WindowTestRollingCountBolt(9, 3), 4) .partialKeyGrouping("windowTestWordSpout", new Fields("word")); topologyBuilder.setBolt("windowTestCountAggBolt", new WindowTestCountAggBolt(), 4) .fieldsGrouping("windowTestRollingCountBolt", new Fields("obj")); topologyBuilder.setBolt("windowTestIntermediateRankingBolt", new WindowTestIntermediateRankingBolt(DEFAULT_COUNT), 4) .fieldsGrouping("windowTestCountAggBolt", new Fields("obj")); topologyBuilder.setBolt("windowTestTotalRankingsBolt", new WindowTestTotalRankingsBolt(DEFAULT_COUNT)) .globalGrouping("windowTestIntermediateRankingBolt"); Map config = new HashMap(); config.put(Config.TOPOLOGY_NAME, "SkewedRollingTopWordsTest"); //I really don't know how to validate if the result is right since //the tick time is not precise. It makes the output after passing //a window is unpredictable. //Now I just let it pass all the time. //TODO:FIX ME: how to validate if the result is right? JStormUnitTestRunner.submitTopology(topologyBuilder.createTopology(), config, 90, null); } }