Merge branch '4836-first-tab-load-wip'

[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
index 341975fe2a23bca1ebbf0b5f86b5bd18bc6adfda..c22b3ff58fc79bd941809f603bb113232d5b7445 100644 (file)
--- a/apps/workbench/test/integration/websockets_test.rb
+++ b/apps/workbench/test/integration/websockets_test.rb
@@ -157,4 +157,45 @@ class WebsocketTest < ActionDispatch::IntegrationTest
     Thread.current[:arvados_api_token] = nil
   end
 
+  test "live log charting" do
+    uuid = api_fixture("jobs")['running']['uuid']
+
+    visit page_with_token "admin", "/jobs/#{uuid}"
+    click_link "Log"
+
+    api = ArvadosApiClient.new
+
+    # should give 45.3% or (((36.39+0.86)/10.0002)/8)*100 rounded to 1 decimal place
+    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"
+
+    Thread.current[:arvados_api_token] = @@API_AUTHS["admin"]['api_token']
+    api.api("logs", "", {log: {
+                object_uuid: uuid,
+                event_type: "stderr",
+                properties: {"text" => text}}})
+    wait_for_ajax
+
+    # using datapoint 1 instead of datapoint 0 because there will be a "dummy" datapoint with no actual stats 10 minutes previous to the one we're looking for, for the sake of making the x-axis of the graph show a full 10 minutes of time even though there is only a single real datapoint
+    cpu_stat = page.evaluate_script("jobGraphData[1]['T1-cpu']")
+
+    assert_equal 45.3, (cpu_stat.to_f*100).round(1)
+
+    Thread.current[:arvados_api_token] = nil
+  end
+
+  test "live log charting from replayed log" do
+    uuid = api_fixture("jobs")['running']['uuid']
+
+    visit page_with_token "admin", "/jobs/#{uuid}"
+    click_link "Log"
+
+    ApiServerForTests.new.run_rake_task("replay_job_log", "test/job_logs/crunchstatshort.log,1.0,#{uuid}")
+    wait_for_ajax
+
+    # see above comment as to why we use datapoint 1 rather than 0
+    cpu_stat = page.evaluate_script("jobGraphData[1]['T1-cpu']")
+
+    assert_equal 45.3, (cpu_stat.to_f*100).round(1)
+  end
+
 end