openstack-ansible/tests/test_manage.py
Nolan Brubaker 2be3319ac9 Restructure lib directory to install via pip
This change allows the currently existing modules to be imported from
the `osa_toolkit` package.

In order to install the python modules used by the inventory via
setup.py with pbr, we need to rename the lib directory to match the name
of the package we wish to install.

pbr doesn't allow for doing any kind of directory renaming within the
setup.{cfg,py} files, but we need to keep using it in order to consume
global requirements updates.

Change-Id: Idb7780f55e4a1fd77dd76becbf67c1ccbf220db7
2017-03-30 10:19:01 -04:00

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#!/usr/bin/env python
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import os
from os import path
import sys
import test_inventory
import unittest
MANAGE_DIR = path.join(os.getcwd(), 'osa_toolkit')
TARGET_DIR = path.join(os.getcwd(), 'tests', 'inventory')
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'])
class TestRemoveIpfunction(unittest.TestCase):
def setUp(self):
self.inv = test_inventory.get_inventory()
def tearDown(self):
test_inventory.cleanup()
def test_ips_removed(self):
mi.remove_ip_addresses(self.inv)
mi.remove_ip_addresses(self.inv, TARGET_DIR)
hostvars = self.inv['_meta']['hostvars']
for host, variables in hostvars.items():
has_networks = 'container_networks' in variables
if variables.get('is_metal', False):
continue
self.assertFalse(has_networks)
def test_inventory_item_removed(self):
inventory = self.inv
# Make sure we have log_hosts in the original inventory
self.assertIn('log_hosts', inventory)
mi.remove_inventory_item("log_hosts", inventory)
mi.remove_inventory_item("log_hosts", inventory, TARGET_DIR)
# No make sure it's gone
self.assertIn('log_hosts', inventory)
def test_metal_ips_kept(self):
mi.remove_ip_addresses(self.inv)
hostvars = self.inv['_meta']['hostvars']
for host, variables in hostvars.items():
has_networks = 'container_networks' in variables
if not variables.get('is_metal', False):
continue
self.assertTrue(has_networks)
def test_ansible_host_vars_removed(self):
mi.remove_ip_addresses(self.inv)
hostvars = self.inv['_meta']['hostvars']
for host, variables in hostvars.items():
has_host = 'ansible_host' in variables
if variables.get('is_metal', False):
continue
self.assertFalse(has_host)
def test_multiple_calls(self):
"""Removal should fail silently if keys are absent."""
mi.remove_ip_addresses(self.inv)
mi.remove_ip_addresses(self.inv)
if __name__ == '__main__':
unittest.main()