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Akka/Scala example source code file (TestExtras.scala)
The TestExtras.scala Akka example source code
package akka
import sbt._
import Keys._
import com.timgroup.statsd.{StatsDClientErrorHandler, NonBlockingStatsDClient}
import sbt.testing.{TestSelector, Status, Event}
import scala.util.Try
import java.io.{InputStreamReader, BufferedReader, DataOutputStream, OutputStreamWriter}
import java.net.{InetAddress, URLEncoder, HttpURLConnection, Socket}
import com.typesafe.sbt.SbtGit
import com.typesafe.sbt.SbtGit.GitKeys._
object TestExtras {
object JUnitFileReporting {
val settings = Seq(
// we can enable junit-style reports everywhere with this
testOptions += Tests.Argument(TestFrameworks.JUnit, "-v", "-a", "-u", (target.value / "test-reports").getAbsolutePath),
testOptions += Tests.Argument(TestFrameworks.ScalaTest, "-u", (target.value / "test-reports").getAbsolutePath)
)
}
object GraphiteBuildEvents {
val graphite = config("graphite")
val enabled = settingKey[Boolean]("Set to true when you want to send build events to graphite; Enable with `-Dakka.sbt.graphite=true`")
val host = settingKey[String]("Host where graphite is located (ip, or hostname)")
val port = settingKey[Int]("Port on which graphite is listening, defaults to 80")
private val notifier = settingKey[Option[GraphiteBuildNotifier]]("Notifies graphite about this build")
val settings = SbtGit.settings ++ SbtGit.projectSettings ++ Seq(
enabled in graphite := sys.props("akka.sbt.graphite") == "true",
host in graphite := sys.props.get("akka.sbt.graphite.host").getOrElse("54.72.154.120"),
port in graphite := sys.props.get("akka.sbt.graphite.port").flatMap(p => Try(p.toInt).toOption).getOrElse(80),
notifier := (enabled.in(graphite).value match {
case true => Some(new GraphiteBuildNotifier(gitCurrentBranch.value, gitHeadCommit.value, host.in(graphite).value, port.in(graphite).value))
case _ => None
}),
// this wraps the test task in order to send events before and after it
test in Test := Def.settingDyn {
val g = notifier.value
g.foreach(_.start())
// todo support complete(failed / successful)
val task = (test in Test).taskValue andFinally { g.foreach(_.complete()) }
Def.setting(task)
}.value
)
/**
* Notifies graphite by sending an *event*, when a build starts.
* It will be tagged as "akka-build" and "branch:...", for filtering in UIs.
*
* Event includes branch and commit id of the build that is running.
*/
class GraphiteBuildNotifier(branch: String, commitId: Option[String], host: String, port: Int) {
private val url = new URL(s"http://$host:$port/events/")
private val hostname = InetAddress.getLocalHost.getHostName
private val marker = branch + commitId.fold("")(id => s" @ $id")
private def json(what: String, tag: String, data: String = "") =
s"""{ "what": "$what", "tags": "akka-build,branch:${sanitize(branch)},$tag", "data": "$data"}""".stripMargin
def start(): Unit = send(s"Build started: $marker", data = "host = " + hostname, tag = "started")
def complete(): Unit = send(s"Build completed: $marker", data = "host = " + hostname, tag = "completed")
def send(msg: String, data: String, tag: String) = try {
// specifically not using Akka-IO (even though I'd love to), in order to not make the akka build depend on akka itself
val con = url.openConnection().asInstanceOf[HttpURLConnection]
try {
val bytes = json(msg, data, tag).getBytes("UTF-8")
con.setDoOutput(true) // triggers POST
con.connect()
val out = new DataOutputStream(con.getOutputStream)
try {
out.write(bytes)
out.flush()
// sigh, if left un-consumed graphite wouldn't take the write (*really*)!
consume(con)
} finally {
out.close()
}
} finally {
con.disconnect()
}
}
private def sanitize(s: String): String = s.replaceAll("""[^\w]+""", "-")
private def consume(con: HttpURLConnection) {
val in = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(con.getInputStream))
var inputLine = ""
try {
while (inputLine != null) {
inputLine = in.readLine()
}
} finally {
in.close()
}
}
}
}
object StatsDMetrics {
val statsd = config("statsd")
val enabled = settingKey[Boolean]("Set to true when you want to send stats to statsd; Enable with `-Dakka.sbt.statsd=true`")
val prefix = settingKey[String]("Prefix given to all metrics sent to statsd")
val host = settingKey[String]("Host where statsd is located (ip, or hostname)")
val port = settingKey[Int]("Port on which statsd is listening, defaults to 8125")
val settings = Seq(
// configuration
enabled in statsd := sys.props("akka.sbt.statsd") == "true",
prefix in statsd := Option(sys.props("akka.sbt.statsd.prefix")).getOrElse("akka_master"),
host in statsd := Option(sys.props("akka.sbt.statsd.host")).getOrElse("54.72.154.120"),
port in statsd := Option(sys.props("akka.sbt.statsd.port")).flatMap(p => Try(p.toInt).toOption).getOrElse(8125),
testListeners in(Test, test) ++= {
// for `test`
enabled.in(statsd).value match {
case true => Seq(StatsDTestListener(streams.value.log, prefix.in(statsd).value, host.in(statsd).value, port.in(statsd).value))
case _ => Nil
}
},
testListeners ++= {
// for `testOnly`
enabled.in(statsd).value match {
case true => Seq(StatsDTestListener(streams.value.log, prefix.in(statsd).value, host.in(statsd).value, port.in(statsd).value))
case _ => Nil
}
}
)
case class StatsDTestListener(log: Logger, prefix: String, host: String, port: Int) extends TestsListener {
var client: NonBlockingStatsDClient = _
override def doInit(): Unit = {
log.info(s"Initialised StatsDTestsListener (sending stats to $host:$port)")
client = new NonBlockingStatsDClient(prefix, host, port, new StatsDClientErrorHandler {
override def handle(exception: Exception): Unit = log.error(exception.toString)
})
}
override def testEvent(event: TestEvent) {
event.detail foreach { det =>
det.status match {
case Status.Success =>
client.incrementCounter(testCounterKey(det, det.status))
client.recordExecutionTime(testTimerKey(det), det.duration.toInt)
case status =>
client.incrementCounter(testCounterKey(det, status))
}
}
}
override def endGroup(name: String, result: TestResult.Value) {
// manual switch instead of toStringing class name all the time
result match {
case TestResult.Passed => client.incrementCounter(keySuccess(name))
case TestResult.Failed => client.incrementCounter(keyFail(name))
case TestResult.Error => client.incrementCounter(keyError(name))
}
}
override def endGroup(name: String, t: Throwable) {
client.incrementCounter(keyError(name))
}
override def startGroup(name: String) {
// do nothing
}
override def doComplete(finalResult: TestResult.Value): Unit = {
log.debug("Final test run result: " + finalResult)
log.info("Shutting down StatsDTestsListener client...")
if (client != null)
client.stop()
}
private def testTimerKey(det: Event): String = s"${det.fullyQualifiedName}.${testSelectorToId(det.selector)}"
private def testSelectorToId(sel: testing.Selector): String = sanitize(sel.asInstanceOf[TestSelector].testName())
private def testCounterKey(det: Event, status: Status): String = s"${sanitize(det.fullyQualifiedName)}.${status.toString.toLowerCase}"
private def keySuccess(fullyQualifiedName: String): String = fullyQualifiedName + ".success"
private def keyFail(fullyQualifiedName: String): String = fullyQualifiedName + ".fail"
private def keyError(fullyQualifiedName: String): String = fullyQualifiedName + ".error"
private def sanitize(s: String): String = s.replaceAll("""[^\w]""", "_")
}
}
object Filter {
object Keys {
val excludeTestNames = settingKey[Set[String]]("Names of tests to be excluded. Not supported by MultiJVM tests. Example usage: -Dakka.test.names.exclude=TimingSpec")
val excludeTestTags = settingKey[Set[String]]("Tags of tests to be excluded. It will not be used if you specify -Dakka.test.tags.only. Example usage: -Dakka.test.tags.exclude=long-running")
val onlyTestTags = settingKey[Set[String]]("Tags of tests to be ran. Example usage: -Dakka.test.tags.only=long-running")
}
import Keys._
private[Filter] object Params {
val testNamesExclude = systemPropertyAsSeq("akka.test.names.exclude").toSet
val testTagsExlcude = systemPropertyAsSeq("akka.test.tags.exclude").toSet
val testTagsOnly = systemPropertyAsSeq("akka.test.tags.only").toSet
}
def settings = {
Seq(
excludeTestNames := Params.testNamesExclude,
excludeTestTags := {
if (onlyTestTags.value.isEmpty) Params.testTagsExlcude
else Set.empty
},
onlyTestTags := Params.testTagsOnly,
// add filters for tests excluded by name
testOptions in Test <++= excludeTestNames map { _.toSeq.map(exclude => Tests.Filter(test => !test.contains(exclude))) },
// add arguments for tests excluded by tag
testOptions in Test <++= excludeTestTags map { tags =>
if (tags.isEmpty) Seq.empty else Seq(Tests.Argument("-l", tags.mkString(" ")))
},
// add arguments for running only tests by tag
testOptions in Test <++= onlyTestTags map { tags =>
if (tags.isEmpty) Seq.empty else Seq(Tests.Argument("-n", tags.mkString(" ")))
}
)
}
def containsOrNotExcludesTag(tag: String) = {
Params.testTagsOnly.contains(tag) || !Params.testTagsExlcude(tag)
}
def systemPropertyAsSeq(name: String): Seq[String] = {
val prop = sys.props.get(name).getOrElse("")
if (prop.isEmpty) Seq.empty else prop.split(",").toSeq
}
}
}
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