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How to use test_debug_flag method in refurb

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logging_management.py

Source:logging_management.py

1#! /usr/bin/env python2# -*- mode: python; c-basic-offset: 2; indent-tabs-mode: nil; -*-3# vim:expandtab:shiftwidth=2:tabstop=2:smarttab:4#5# Copyright (C) 2009 Sun Microsystems6# Copyright (C) 2011 Patrick Crews7#8# Authors:9#10#  Jay Pipes <joinfu@sun.com>11#  Monty Taylor <mordred@sun.com>12#  Patrick Crews 13#14# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify15# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by16# the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or17# (at your option) any later version.18#19# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,20# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of21# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the22# GNU General Public License for more details.23#24# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License25# along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software26# Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin St, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA  02110-1301  USA27#28#29# This code is modified from the logging module used in the 30# drizzle-automation project - https://launchpad.net/drizzle-automation31""" Simple replacement for python logging module that doesn't suck """32import os33import time, sys34class loggingManager():35    """ Class to deal with logging36        We make a class just because we forsee ourselves being37        multi-threaded and it will be nice to have a single38        point of control for managing i/o.39        Also, this is the cleanest way I can think of to deal40        with test-reporting (again, multi-threaded and such41    """42    def __init__(self, variables):43        self.log_file = sys.stdout44        self.subunit_file = variables['subunitoutfile']45        # TODO - introduce an option to manually toggle46        # whether or not to reset or append to pre-existing file47        if os.path.exists(self.subunit_file):48            os.remove(self.subunit_file)49        self.report_fmt = '{0:<42} {1} {2:>8}'50        self.report_started = 051        self.thick_line = '='*(80 - len("20110420-105402  "))52        self.thin_line = '-'*(80- len("20110420-105402  "))53        self.verbose_flag = variables['verbose']54        self.debug_flag = variables['debug']55        self.test_debug_flag = variables['testdebug']56    def _write_message(self,level, msg):57      self.log_file.write("%s %s %s\n" % (time.strftime("%Y%m%d-%H%M%S"), level, str(msg)))58      self.log_file.flush()59    def setOutput(self,file_name):60      if file_name == 'stdout':61        self.log_file= sys.stdout62      else:63        self.log_file= open(variables['log_file'],'w+')64    def info(self,msg):65      self._write_message("INFO", msg)66    def warning(self,msg):67      self._write_message("WARNING", msg)68    def error(self,msg):69      self._write_message("ERROR", msg)70    def verbose(self,msg):71      if self.verbose_flag:72          self._write_message("VERBOSE", msg)73    def debug(self,msg):74      if self.debug_flag:75          self._write_message("DEBUG", msg)76    def test_debug(self,msg):77        if self.test_debug_flag:78            self._write_message("TEST_DEBUG", msg)79 80    def debug_class(self,codeClass):81      if self.debug_flag:82        self._write_message("DEBUG**",codeClass)83        skip_keys = ['skip_keys', 'debug', 'verbose']84        for key, item in sorted(vars(codeClass).items()):85            if key not in codeClass.skip_keys and key not in skip_keys:86                self._write_message("DEBUG**",("%s: %s" %(key, item)))87    def test_report( self, test_name, test_status88                   , execution_time, additional_output = None89                   , report_output = False):90        """ We use this method to deal with writing out the test report91        """92        if not self.report_started:93            self.report_started = 194            self.write_report_header()95        test_status = "[ %s ]" %(test_status)96        msg = self.report_fmt.format( test_name, test_status97                                    , execution_time)98        self._write_message("", msg)99        if additional_output and report_output:100            additional_output=additional_output.split('\n')101            for line in additional_output:102                line = line.strip()103                self._write_message("",line)104    def write_report_header(self):105        self.write_thick_line()106        self.test_report("TEST NAME", "RESULT", "TIME (ms)")107        self.write_thick_line()108    def write_thin_line(self):109        self._write_message("",self.thin_line)110    def write_thick_line(self):111        self._write_message("",self.thick_line)112    def subunit_start(self,test_name):113        """ We log a test being started for subunit output """114        with open(self.subunit_file,'a') as subunit_outfile:115            subunit_outfile.write("time: %sZ\n" %(time.strftime("%Y-%m-%d-%H:%M:%S")))116            subunit_outfile.write("test: %s\n" %(test_name))117    def subunit_stop(self, test_name, retcode, output):118        """ We log the return of a test appropriately:119            success, skip, failure, etc120        """121        result_map = {'pass':'success'122                     ,'fail':'failure'123                     }124        result = result_map[retcode]125        with open(self.subunit_file,'a') as subunit_outfile:126            subunit_outfile.write(time.strftime("time: %Y-%m-%d-%H:%M:%SZ\n"))127            if output:128                output_string = " [\n%s]\n" %(output)129            else:130                output_string = "\n" # we just want a newline if nothing here 131            subunit_outfile.write("%s: %s%s" %( result132                                              , test_name133                                              , output_string))134            ...

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