Source code for perfmetrics.testing.matchers

#!/usr/bin/env python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

from __future__ import print_function, absolute_import, division
__docformat__ = "restructuredtext en"

from hamcrest.core.matcher import Matcher
from hamcrest.core.base_matcher import BaseMatcher

from hamcrest import all_of
from hamcrest import instance_of
from hamcrest import is_
from hamcrest import has_properties
from hamcrest import none


from .observation import OBSERVATION_KIND_COUNTER as METRIC_COUNTER_KIND
from .observation import OBSERVATION_KIND_GAUGE as METRIC_GAUGE_KIND
from .observation import OBSERVATION_KIND_SET as METRIC_SET_KIND
from .observation import OBSERVATION_KIND_TIMER as METRIC_TIMER_KIND

from .observation import Observation

__all__ = [
    'is_observation',
    'is_counter',
    'is_gauge',
    'is_set',
    'is_timer',
]

_marker = object()

_metric_kind_display_name = {
    'c': 'counter',
    'g': 'gauge',
    'ms': 'timer',
    's': 'set'
}


class IsMetric(BaseMatcher):

    # See _matches()
    _force_one_description = False

    def __init__(self, kwargs):
        matchers = {}
        for key, value in kwargs.items():
            if value is None:
                value = none()
            elif key == 'sampling_rate':
                # This one is special, it doesn't get
                # to be a string, it's kept as a number.
                value = is_(value)
            elif not isinstance(value, Matcher):
                value = str(value)
            matchers[key] = value

        # Beginning in 1.10 and up through at least 2.0.2,
        # has_properties con no longer be called with an empty dictionary
        # without creating a KeyError from popitem().
        self._matcher = all_of(
            instance_of(Observation),
            has_properties(**matchers) if matchers else instance_of(Observation),
        )
        if self._force_one_description:
            self.__patch_matcher()

    def __patch_matcher(self):
        # This is tightly coupled to the structure of the matcher we create.
        self._matcher.describe_all_mismatches = False
        has_prop_matcher = self._matcher.matchers[1]
        if hasattr(has_prop_matcher, 'matcher'):
            has_prop_matcher.matcher.describe_all_mismatches = False

    def _matches(self, item):
        # On PyHamcrest == 1.10.x (last release for Python 2)
        # There's a bug such that you can't call AllOf.matches without
        # passing in a description without getting
        # ``AttributeError: None has no append_text``
        # So we pass one, even though it gets thrown away.
        # XXX: Remove this workaround when we only support PyHamcrest 2.
        # See https://github.com/hamcrest/PyHamcrest/issues/130
        try:
            return self._matcher.matches(item)
        except AttributeError as ex:
            if 'append_text' not in str(ex): # pragma: no cover
                raise
            IsMetric._force_one_description = True
            self.__patch_matcher()
            return self._matcher.matches(item)

    def describe_to(self, description):
        self._matcher.describe_to(description)

    def describe_mismatch(self, item, mismatch_description):
        mismatch_description.append_text('was ').append_text(repr(item))

def _is_metric(args, kwargs):
    for arg_ix, name in enumerate((
            'kind',
            'name',
            'value',
            'sampling_rate'
    )):
        if name in kwargs or len(args) <= arg_ix:
            continue
        kwargs[name] = args[arg_ix]

    return IsMetric(kwargs)


[docs]def is_observation(*args, **kwargs): """ is_observation(*, kind, name, value, sampling_rate) -> matcher A hamcrest matcher that validates the specific parts of a `~.Observation`. All arguments are optional and can be provided by name or position. :keyword str kind: A hamcrest matcher or string that matches the kind for this metric :keyword str name: A hamcrest matcher or string that matches the name for this metric :keyword str value: A hamcrest matcher or string that matches the value for this metric :keyword float sampling_rate: A hamcrest matcher or number that matches the sampling rate this metric was collected with """ return _is_metric(args, kwargs)
[docs]def is_counter(*args, **kwargs): """ is_counter(*, name, value, sampling_rate) -> matcher A hamcrest matcher validating the parts of a counter `~.Observation`. .. seealso:: `is_metric` """ kwargs['kind'] = METRIC_COUNTER_KIND args = (None,) + args return _is_metric(args, kwargs)
[docs]def is_gauge(*args, **kwargs): """ is_gauge(*, name, value, sampling_rate) -> matcher A hamcrest matcher validating the parts of a gauge `~.Observation` .. seealso:: `is_metric` """ kwargs['kind'] = METRIC_GAUGE_KIND args = (None,) + args return _is_metric(args, kwargs)
[docs]def is_timer(*args, **kwargs): """ is_timer(*, name, value, sampling_rate) -> matcher A hamcrest matcher validating the parts of a timer `~.Observation` .. seealso:: `is_metric` """ kwargs['kind'] = METRIC_TIMER_KIND args = (None,) + args return _is_metric(args, kwargs)
[docs]def is_set(*args, **kwargs): """ is_set(*, name, value, sampling_rate) -> matcher A hamcrest matcher validating the parts of a set `~.Observation` .. seealso:: `is_metric` """ kwargs['kind'] = METRIC_SET_KIND args = (None,) + args return _is_metric(args, kwargs)