openstack-ansible/tests/test_manage.py
Nolan Brubaker 0d9eb88ab1 Move management code to inventory lib.
This change moves the management code into a library file for
consolidated access to the code. Nothing is changed with the interface
to the inventory-manage script.

The lib/__init__.py file is necessary for python to
import the lib directory as a package, which will become more important
as more code is relocated there.

The code was originally moved to playbooks/inventory/lib, but doing so
made Ansible try to run the python files, which they intentionally will
not do.

Change-Id: I2e31927ec48022c7a504096780977319882c6bdf
2016-10-11 19:16:24 +00:00

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#!/usr/bin/env python
import os
from os import path
import sys
import test_inventory
import unittest
MANAGE_DIR = path.join(os.getcwd(), 'lib')
sys.path.append(MANAGE_DIR)
import manage as mi
def setUpModule():
test_inventory.make_config()
def tearDownModule():
os.remove(test_inventory.USER_CONFIG_FILE)
class TestExportFunction(unittest.TestCase):
def setUp(self):
self.inv = test_inventory.get_inventory()
def tearDown(self):
test_inventory.cleanup()
def test_host_is_present(self):
host_inv = mi.export_host_info(self.inv)['hosts']
self.assertIn('aio1', host_inv.keys())
def test_groups_added(self):
host_inv = mi.export_host_info(self.inv)['hosts']
self.assertIn('groups', host_inv['aio1'].keys())
def test_variables_added(self):
host_inv = mi.export_host_info(self.inv)['hosts']
self.assertIn('hostvars', host_inv['aio1'].keys())
def test_number_of_hosts(self):
host_inv = mi.export_host_info(self.inv)['hosts']
self.assertEqual(len(self.inv['_meta']['hostvars']),
len(host_inv))
def test_all_information_added(self):
all_info = mi.export_host_info(self.inv)['all']
self.assertIn('provider_networks', all_info)
def test_all_lb_information(self):
all_info = mi.export_host_info(self.inv)['all']
inv_all = self.inv['all']['vars']
self.assertEqual(inv_all['internal_lb_vip_address'],
all_info['internal_lb_vip_address'])
if __name__ == '__main__':
unittest.main()