20690: Remove workbench1 and testing/packaging references.
[arvados.git] / apps / workbench / test / integration / websockets_test.rb
diff --git a/apps/workbench/test/integration/websockets_test.rb b/apps/workbench/test/integration/websockets_test.rb
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-# Copyright (C) The Arvados Authors. All rights reserved.
-#
-# SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0
-
-require 'integration_helper'
-
-class WebsocketTest < ActionDispatch::IntegrationTest
-  setup do
-    need_selenium "to make websockets work"
-    @dispatch_client = ArvadosApiClient.new
-  end
-
-  def dispatch_log(body)
-    use_token :dispatch1 do
-      @dispatch_client.api('logs', '', log: body)
-    end
-  end
-
-  test "test page" do
-    visit(page_with_token("active", "/websockets"))
-    fill_in("websocket-message-content", :with => "Stuff")
-    click_button("Send")
-    assert_text '"status":400'
-  end
-
-  [
-   ['pipeline_instances', 'pipeline_in_running_state', api_fixture('jobs')['running']],
-   ['jobs', 'running'],
-   ['containers', 'running'],
-   ['container_requests', 'running', api_fixture('containers')['running']],
-  ].each do |controller, view_fixture_name, log_target_fixture|
-    view_fixture = api_fixture(controller)[view_fixture_name]
-    log_target_fixture ||= view_fixture
-
-    test "test live logging and scrolling for #{controller}" do
-
-      visit(page_with_token("active", "/#{controller}/#{view_fixture['uuid']}\#Log"))
-      assert_no_text '123 hello'
-
-      text = ""
-      (1..1000).each do |i|
-        text << "#{i} hello\n"
-      end
-
-      dispatch_log(owner_uuid: log_target_fixture['owner_uuid'],
-                   object_uuid: log_target_fixture['uuid'],
-                   event_type: "stderr",
-                   properties: {"text" => text})
-      assert_text '1000 hello'
-
-      # First test that when we're already at the bottom of the page, it scrolls down
-      # when a new line is added.
-      old_top = page.evaluate_script("$('#event_log_div').scrollTop()")
-
-      dispatch_log(owner_uuid: log_target_fixture['owner_uuid'],
-                   object_uuid: log_target_fixture['uuid'],
-                   event_type: "dispatch",
-                   properties: {"text" => "1001 hello\n"})
-      assert_text '1001 hello'
-
-      # Check that new value of scrollTop is greater than the old one
-      new_top = page.evaluate_script("$('#event_log_div').scrollTop()")
-      assert_operator new_top, :>, old_top
-
-      # Now scroll to 30 pixels from the top
-      page.execute_script "$('#event_log_div').scrollTop(30)"
-      assert_equal 30, page.evaluate_script("$('#event_log_div').scrollTop()")
-
-      dispatch_log(owner_uuid: log_target_fixture['owner_uuid'],
-                   object_uuid: log_target_fixture['uuid'],
-                   event_type: "stdout",
-                   properties: {"text" => "1002 hello\n"})
-      assert_text '1002 hello'
-
-      # Check that we haven't changed scroll position
-      assert_equal 30, page.evaluate_script("$('#event_log_div').scrollTop()")
-    end
-  end
-
-  test 'job graph appears when first data point is already in logs table' do
-    job_graph_first_datapoint_test
-  end
-
-  test 'job graph appears when first data point arrives by websocket' do
-    use_token :admin do
-      Log.find(api_fixture('logs')['crunchstat_for_running_job']['uuid']).destroy
-    end
-    job_graph_first_datapoint_test expect_existing_datapoints: false
-  end
-
-  def job_graph_first_datapoint_test expect_existing_datapoints: true
-    uuid = api_fixture('jobs')['running']['uuid']
-
-    visit page_with_token "active", "/jobs/#{uuid}"
-    click_link "Log"
-
-    assert_selector '#event_log_div', visible: true
-
-    if expect_existing_datapoints
-      assert_selector '#log_graph_div', visible: true
-      # Magic numbers 12.99 etc come from the job log fixture:
-      assert_last_datapoint 'T1-cpu', (((12.99+0.99)/10.0002)/8)
-    else
-      # Until graphable data arrives, we should see the text log but not the graph.
-      assert_no_selector '#log_graph_div', visible: true
-    end
-
-    text = "2014-11-07_23:33:51 #{uuid} 31708 1 stderr crunchstat: cpu 1970.8200 user 60.2700 sys 8 cpus -- interval 10.0002 seconds 35.3900 user 0.8600 sys"
-
-    assert_triggers_dom_event 'arv-log-event' do
-      dispatch_log(owner_uuid: api_fixture('jobs')['running']['owner_uuid'],
-                   object_uuid: uuid,
-                   event_type: "stderr",
-                   properties: {"text" => text})
-    end
-
-    # Graph should have appeared (even if it hadn't above). It's
-    # important not to wait like matchers usually do: we are
-    # confirming the graph is visible _immediately_ after the first
-    # data point arrives.
-    using_wait_time 0 do
-      assert_selector '#log_graph_div', visible: true
-    end
-    assert_last_datapoint 'T1-cpu', (((35.39+0.86)/10.0002)/8)
-  end
-
-  test "live log charting from replayed log" do
-    uuid = api_fixture("jobs")['running']['uuid']
-
-    visit page_with_token "active", "/jobs/#{uuid}"
-    click_link "Log"
-
-    assert_triggers_dom_event 'arv-log-event' do
-      ApiServerForTests.new.run_rake_task("replay_job_log", "test/job_logs/crunchstatshort.log,1.0,#{uuid}")
-    end
-
-    assert_last_datapoint 'T1-cpu', (((35.39+0.86)/10.0002)/8)
-  end
-
-  def assert_last_datapoint series, value
-    datum = page.evaluate_script("jobGraphData[jobGraphData.length-1]['#{series}']")
-    assert_in_epsilon value, datum.to_f
-  end
-
-  test "test running job with just a few previous log records" do
-    job = api_fixture("jobs")['running']
-
-    # Create just one old log record
-    dispatch_log(owner_uuid: job['owner_uuid'],
-                 object_uuid: job['uuid'],
-                 event_type: "stderr",
-                 properties: {"text" => "Historic log message"})
-
-    visit page_with_token("active", "/jobs/#{job['uuid']}\#Log")
-
-    # Expect "all" historic log records because we have less than
-    # default Rails.configuration.Workbench.RunningJobLogRecordsToFetch
-    assert_text 'Historic log message'
-
-    # Create new log record and expect it to show up in log tab
-    dispatch_log(owner_uuid: job['owner_uuid'],
-                 object_uuid: job['uuid'],
-                 event_type: "stderr",
-                 properties: {"text" => "Log message after subscription"})
-    assert_text 'Log message after subscription'
-  end
-
-  test "test running job with too many previous log records" do
-    max = 5
-    Rails.configuration.Workbench.RunningJobLogRecordsToFetch = max
-    job = api_fixture("jobs")['running']
-
-    # Create max+1 log records
-    (0..max).each do |count|
-      dispatch_log(owner_uuid: job['owner_uuid'],
-                   object_uuid: job['uuid'],
-                   event_type: "stderr",
-                   properties: {"text" => "Old log message #{count}"})
-    end
-
-    visit page_with_token("active", "/jobs/#{job['uuid']}\#Log")
-
-    # Expect all but the first historic log records,
-    # because that was one too many than fetch count.
-    (1..max).each do |count|
-      assert_text "Old log message #{count}"
-    end
-    assert_no_text 'Old log message 0'
-
-    # Create one more log record after subscription
-    dispatch_log(owner_uuid: job['owner_uuid'],
-                 object_uuid: job['uuid'],
-                 event_type: "stderr",
-                 properties: {"text" => "Life goes on!"})
-
-    # Expect it to show up in log tab
-    assert_text 'Life goes on!'
-  end
-end