TestON/core/utilities.py

#!/usr/bin/env python
'''
Created on 23-Oct-2012
Copyright 2012 Open Networking Foundation (ONF)

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Utilities will take care about the basic functions like :
   * Extended assertion,
   * parse_args for key-value pair handling
   * Parsing the params or topology file.

'''
import re
from configobj import ConfigObj
from core import ast as ast
import smtplib

import email
import os
import email.mime.application
import time
import random

class Utilities:
    '''
       Utilities will take care about the basic functions like :
       * Extended assertion,
       * parse_args for key-value pair handling
       * Parsing the params or topology file.
    '''

    def __init__(self):
        self.wrapped = sys.modules[__name__]

    def __getattr__(self, name):
        '''
        This will invoke, if the attribute wasn't found the usual ways.
        Here it will look for assert_attribute and will execute when AttributeError occurs.
        It will return the result of the assert_attribute.
        '''
        try:
            return getattr(self.wrapped, name)
        except AttributeError:
            def assertHandling(**kwargs):
                nameVar = re.match("^assert",name,flags=0)
                matchVar = re.match("assert(_not_|_)(equals|matches|greater|lesser)",name,flags=0)
                notVar = 0
                operators = ""

                try :
                    if matchVar.group(1) == "_not_" and matchVar.group(2) :
                        notVar = 1
                        operators = matchVar.group(2)
                    elif matchVar.group(1) == "_" and matchVar.group(2):
                        operators = matchVar.group(2)
                except AttributeError:
                    if matchVar==None and nameVar:
                        operators ='equals'
                result = self._assert(NOT=notVar,operator=operators,**kwargs)
                if result == main.TRUE:
                    main.log.info("Assertion Passed")
                    main.STEPRESULT = main.TRUE
                elif result == main.FALSE:
                    main.log.warn("Assertion Failed")
                    main.STEPRESULT = main.FALSE
                else:
                    main.log.error("There is an Error in Assertion")
                    main.STEPRESULT = main.ERROR
                return result
            return assertHandling

    def _assert (self,**assertParam):
        '''
        It will take the arguments :
        expect:'Expected output'
        actual:'Actual output'
        onpass:'Action or string to be triggered or displayed respectively when the assert passed'
        onfail:'Action or string to be triggered or displayed respectively when the assert failed'
        not:'optional argument to specify the negation of the each assertion type'
        operator:'assertion type will be defined by using operator. Like equal , greater, lesser, matches.'

        It will return the assertion result.

        '''

        arguments = self.parse_args(["EXPECT","ACTUAL","ONPASS","ONFAIL","NOT","OPERATOR"],**assertParam)

        result = 0
        valuetype = ''
        operation = "not "+ str(arguments["OPERATOR"]) if arguments['NOT'] and arguments['NOT'] == 1 else arguments["OPERATOR"]
        operators = {'equals':{'STR':'==','NUM':'=='}, 'matches' : '=~', 'greater':'>' ,'lesser':'<'}

        expectMatch = re.match('^\s*[+-]?0(e0)?\s*$', str(arguments["EXPECT"]), re.I+re.M)
        if not ((not expectMatch) and (arguments["EXPECT"]==0)):
            valuetype = 'NUM'
        else :
            if arguments["OPERATOR"] == 'greater' or arguments["OPERATOR"] == 'lesser':
                main.log.error("Numeric comparison on strings is not possibele")
                return main.ERROR

        valuetype = 'STR'
        arguments["ACTUAL"] = str(arguments["ACTUAL"])
        if arguments["OPERATOR"] != 'matches':
            arguments["EXPECT"] = str(arguments["EXPECT"])

        try :
            opcode = operators[str(arguments["OPERATOR"])][valuetype] if arguments["OPERATOR"] == 'equals' else operators[str(arguments["OPERATOR"])]

        except KeyError as e:
            print "Key Error in assertion"
            print e
            return main.FALSE

        if opcode == '=~':
            try:
                assert re.search(str(arguments["EXPECT"]),str(arguments["ACTUAL"]))
                result = main.TRUE
            except AssertionError:
                try :
                    assert re.match(str(arguments["EXPECT"]),str(arguments["ACTUAL"]))
                    result = main.TRUE
                except AssertionError:
                    main.log.error("Assertion Failed")
                    result = main.FALSE
        else :
            try:
                if str(opcode)=="==":
                    main.log.info("Verifying the Expected is equal to the actual or not using assert_equal")
                    if (arguments["EXPECT"] == arguments["ACTUAL"]):
                        result = main.TRUE
                    else :
                        result = main.FALSE
                elif str(opcode) == ">":
                    main.log.info("Verifying the Expected is Greater than the actual or not using assert_greater")
                    if (ast.literal_eval(arguments["EXPECT"]) > ast.literal_eval(arguments["ACTUAL"])) :
                        result = main.TRUE
                    else :
                        result = main.FALSE
                elif str(opcode) == "<":
                    main.log.info("Verifying the Expected is Lesser than the actual or not using assert_lesser")
                    if (ast.literal_eval(arguments["EXPECT"]) < ast.literal_eval(arguments["ACTUAL"])):
                        result = main.TRUE
                    else :
                        result = main.FALSE
            except AssertionError:
                main.log.error("Assertion Failed")
                result = main.FALSE
        result = result if result else 0
        result = not result if arguments["NOT"] and arguments["NOT"] == 1 else result
        resultString = ""
        if result :
            resultString = str(resultString) + "PASS"
            main.log.info(arguments["ONPASS"])
        else :
            resultString = str(resultString) + "FAIL"
            if not isinstance(arguments["ONFAIL"],str):
                eval(str(arguments["ONFAIL"]))
            else :
                main.log.error(arguments["ONFAIL"])
                main.log.report(arguments["ONFAIL"])
                main.onFailMsg = arguments[ 'ONFAIL' ]

        msg = arguments["ON" + str(resultString)]

        if not isinstance(msg,str):
            try:
                eval(str(msg))
            except SyntaxError as e:
                print "function definition is not right"
                print e

        main.last_result = result
        if main.stepResults[2]:
            main.stepResults[2][-1] = result
            try:
                main.stepResults[3][-1] = arguments[ 'ONFAIL' ]
            except AttributeError:
                pass
        else:
            main.log.warn( "Assertion called before a test step" )
        return result

    def parse_args(self,args, **kwargs):
        '''
        It will accept the (key,value) pair and will return the (key,value) pairs with keys in uppercase.
        '''
        newArgs = {}
        for key,value in kwargs.iteritems():
            if isinstance(args,list) and str.upper(key) in args:
                for each in args:
                    if each==str.upper(key):
                        newArgs [str(each)] = value
                    elif each != str.upper(key) and (newArgs.has_key(str(each)) == False ):
                        newArgs[str(each)] = None

        return newArgs

    def send_mail(self):
        # Create a text/plain message
        msg = email.mime.Multipart.MIMEMultipart()
        try :
            if main.test_target:
                sub = "Result summary of \"" + main.TEST + "\" run on component \"" +\
                      main.test_target + "\" Version \"" +\
                      vars( main )[main.test_target].get_version() + "\": " +\
                      str( main.TOTAL_TC_SUCCESS ) + "% Passed"
            else :
                sub = "Result summary of \"" + main.TEST + "\": " +\
                      str( main.TOTAL_TC_SUCCESS ) + "% Passed"
        except ( KeyError, AttributeError ):
            sub = "Result summary of \"" + main.TEST + "\": " +\
                  str( main.TOTAL_TC_SUCCESS ) + "% Passed"

        msg['Subject'] = sub
        msg['From'] = main.sender
        msg['To'] = main.mail

        # The main body is just another attachment
        body = email.mime.Text.MIMEText( main.logHeader + "\n" +
                                         main.testResult)
        msg.attach( body )

        # Attachments
        for filename in os.listdir( main.logdir ):
            filepath = main.logdir + "/" + filename
            fp = open( filepath, 'rb' )
            att = email.mime.application.MIMEApplication( fp.read(),
                                                          _subtype="" )
            fp.close()
            att.add_header( 'Content-Disposition',
                            'attachment',
                            filename=filename )
            msg.attach( att )
        try:
            smtp = smtplib.SMTP( main.smtp )
            smtp.starttls()
            smtp.login( main.sender, main.senderPwd )
            smtp.sendmail( msg['From'], [msg['To']], msg.as_string() )
            smtp.quit()
        except Exception:
            main.log.exception( "Error sending email" )
        return main.TRUE

    def send_warning_email( self, subject=None ):
        try:
            if not subject:
                subject = main.TEST + " PAUSED!"
            # Create a text/plain message
            msg = email.mime.Multipart.MIMEMultipart()

            msg['Subject'] = subject
            msg['From'] = main.sender
            msg['To'] = main.mail

            smtp = smtplib.SMTP( main.smtp )
            smtp.starttls()
            smtp.login( main.sender, main.senderPwd )
            smtp.sendmail( msg['From'], [msg['To']], msg.as_string() )
            smtp.quit()
        except Exception:
            main.log.exception( "" )
            return main.FALSE
        return main.TRUE

    def parse(self,fileName):
        '''
        This will parse the params or topo or cfg file and return content in the file as Dictionary
        '''
        self.fileName = fileName
        matchFileName = re.match(r'(.*)\.(cfg|params|topo)',self.fileName,re.M|re.I)
        if matchFileName:
            try :
                parsedInfo = ConfigObj(self.fileName)
                return parsedInfo
            except StandardError:
                print "There is no such file to parse "+fileName
        else:
            return 0

    def retry( self, f, retValue, args=(), kwargs={},
               sleep=1, attempts=2, randomTime=False ):
        """
        Given a function and bad return values, retry will retry a function
        until successful or give up after a certain number of attempts.

        Arguments:
        f        - a callable object
        retValue - Return value(s) of f to retry on. This can be a list or an
                   object.
        args     - A tuple containing the arguments of f.
        kwargs   - A dictionary containing the keyword arguments of f.
        sleep    - Time in seconds to sleep between retries. If random is True,
                   this is the max time to wait. Defaults to 1 second.
        attempts - Max number of attempts before returning. If set to 1,
                   f will only be called once. Defaults to 2 trys.
        random   - Boolean indicating if the wait time is random between 0
                   and sleep or exactly sleep seconds. Defaults to False.
        """
        # TODO: be able to pass in a conditional statement(s). For example:
        #      retCondition = "< 7"
        #      Then we do something like 'if eval( "ret " + retCondition ):break'
        try:
            assert attempts > 0, "attempts must be more than 1"
            assert sleep >= 0, "sleep must be >= 0"
            if not isinstance( retValue, list ):
                retValue = [ retValue ]
            for i in range( 0, attempts ):
                ret = f( *args, **kwargs )
                if ret not in retValue:
                # NOTE that False in [ 0 ] == True
                    break
                if randomTime:
                    sleeptime = random.randint( 0, sleep )
                else:
                    sleeptime = sleep
                time.sleep( sleeptime )
            if i > 0:
                main.log.debug( str( f ) + " was retried " + str( i ) + " times." )
            return ret
        except AssertionError:
            main.log.exception( "Invalid arguements for retry: " )
            main.cleanAndExit()
        except Exception:
            main.log.exception( "Uncaught exception in retry: " )
            main.cleanAndExit()


if __name__ != "__main__":
    import sys

    sys.modules[__name__] = Utilities()