IntentServiceTest.java

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package org.onosproject.net.intent;

import org.junit.After;
import org.junit.Before;
import org.junit.Test;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.List;

import static org.junit.Assert.*;
import static org.onosproject.net.intent.IntentEvent.Type.*;

/**
 * Suite of tests for the intent service contract.
 */
public class IntentServiceTest extends AbstractIntentTest {

    public static final int IID = 123;
    public static final int INSTALLABLE_IID = 234;

    protected static final int GRACE_MS = 500; // millis

    protected TestableIntentService service;
    protected TestListener listener = new TestListener();

    @Before
    public void setUp() {
        super.setUp();
        service = createIntentService();
        service.addListener(listener);
    }

    @After
    public void tearDown() {
        service.removeListener(listener);
        super.tearDown();
    }

    /**
     * Creates a service instance appropriately instrumented for testing.
     *
     * @return testable intent service
     */
    protected TestableIntentService createIntentService() {
        return new FakeIntentManager();
    }

    @Test
    public void basics() {
        // Make sure there are no intents
        assertEquals("incorrect intent count", 0, service.getIntentCount());

        // Register a compiler and an installer both setup for success.
        service.registerCompiler(TestIntent.class, new TestCompiler(new TestInstallableIntent(INSTALLABLE_IID)));

        final Intent intent = new TestIntent(IID);
        service.submit(intent);

        // Allow a small window of time until the intent is in the expected state
        TestTools.assertAfter(GRACE_MS, () ->
                assertEquals("incorrect intent state", IntentState.INSTALLED, service.getIntentState(intent.key())));

        // Make sure that all expected events have been emitted
        validateEvents(intent, INSTALL_REQ, INSTALLED);

        // Make sure there is just one intent (and is ours)
        assertEquals("incorrect intent count", 1, service.getIntentCount());

        // Reset the listener events
        listener.events.clear();

        // Now withdraw the intent
        service.withdraw(intent);

        // Allow a small window of time until the event is in the expected state
        TestTools.assertAfter(GRACE_MS, () ->
                assertEquals("incorrect intent state", IntentState.WITHDRAWN, service.getIntentState(intent.key())));

        // Make sure that all expected events have been emitted
        validateEvents(intent, WITHDRAWN);

        // TODO: discuss what is the fate of intents after they have been withdrawn
        // Make sure that the intent is no longer in the system
//        assertEquals("incorrect intent count", 0, service.getIntents().size());
//        assertNull("intent should not be found", service.getIntent(intent.id()));
//        assertNull("intent state should not be found", service.getIntentState(intent.id()));
    }

    @Test
    public void failedCompilation() {
        // Register a compiler programmed for success
        service.registerCompiler(TestIntent.class, new TestCompiler(true));

        // Submit an intent
        final Intent intent = new TestIntent(IID);
        service.submit(intent);

        // Allow a small window of time until the intent is in the expected state
        TestTools.assertAfter(GRACE_MS, () ->
                assertEquals("incorrect intent state", IntentState.FAILED, service.getIntentState(intent.key())));

        // Make sure that all expected events have been emitted
        validateEvents(intent, INSTALL_REQ, FAILED);
    }

    /**
     * Validates that the test event listener has received the following events
     * for the specified intent. Events received for other intents will not be
     * considered.
     *
     * @param intent intent subject
     * @param types  list of event types for which events are expected
     */
    protected void validateEvents(Intent intent, IntentEvent.Type... types) {
        Iterator<IntentEvent> events = listener.events.iterator();
        for (IntentEvent.Type type : types) {
            IntentEvent event = events.hasNext() ? events.next() : null;
            if (event == null) {
                fail("expected event not found: " + type);
            } else if (intent.equals(event.subject())) {
                assertEquals("incorrect state", type, event.type());
            }
        }

        // Remainder of events should not apply to this intent; make sure.
        while (events.hasNext()) {
            assertFalse("unexpected event for intent",
                        intent.equals(events.next().subject()));
        }
    }

    @Test
    public void compilerBasics() {
        // Make sure there are no compilers
        assertEquals("incorrect compiler count", 0, service.getCompilers().size());

        // Add a compiler and make sure that it appears in the map
        IntentCompiler<TestIntent> compiler = new TestCompiler(false);
        service.registerCompiler(TestIntent.class, compiler);
        assertEquals("incorrect compiler", compiler,
                     service.getCompilers().get(TestIntent.class));

        // Remove the same and make sure that it no longer appears in the map
        service.unregisterCompiler(TestIntent.class);
        assertNull("compiler should not be registered",
                   service.getCompilers().get(TestIntent.class));
    }

    @Test
    public void implicitRegistration() {
        // Add a compiler and make sure that it appears in the map
        IntentCompiler<TestIntent> compiler = new TestCompiler(new TestSubclassInstallableIntent(INSTALLABLE_IID));
        service.registerCompiler(TestIntent.class, compiler);
        assertEquals("incorrect compiler", compiler,
                     service.getCompilers().get(TestIntent.class));

        // Submit an intent which is a subclass of the one we registered
        final Intent intent = new TestSubclassIntent(IID);
        service.submit(intent);

        // Allow some time for the intent to be compiled and installed
        TestTools.assertAfter(GRACE_MS, () ->
                assertEquals("incorrect intent state", IntentState.INSTALLED, service.getIntentState(intent.key())));

        // Make sure that now we have an implicit registration of the compiler
        // under the intent subclass
        assertEquals("incorrect compiler", compiler,
                     service.getCompilers().get(TestSubclassIntent.class));

        // TODO: discuss whether or if implicit registration should require implicit unregistration
        // perhaps unregister by compiler or installer itself, rather than by class would be better
    }


    // Fixture to track emitted intent events
    protected class TestListener implements IntentListener {
        final List<IntentEvent> events = new ArrayList<>();

        @Override
        public void event(IntentEvent event) {
            events.add(event);
        }
    }

    // Controllable compiler
    private class TestCompiler implements IntentCompiler<TestIntent> {
        private final boolean fail;
        private final List<Intent> result;

        TestCompiler(boolean fail) {
            this.fail = fail;
            this.result = Collections.emptyList();
        }

        TestCompiler(Intent... result) {
            this.fail = false;
            this.result = Arrays.asList(result);
        }

        @Override
        public List<Intent> compile(TestIntent intent, List<Intent> installable) {
            if (fail) {
                throw new IntentException("compile failed by design");
            }
            List<Intent> compiled = new ArrayList<>(result);
            return compiled;
        }
    }
}