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test_engine.py
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import sys
import functools
import pyblish.api
import pyblish.engine
from nose.tools import (
with_setup,
assert_equals,
)
from .lib import setup_empty
self = sys.modules[__name__]
def setup():
self.engine = pyblish.engine.create_default()
@with_setup(setup_empty)
def test_collection():
"""collect() works as expected."""
count = {"#": 0}
class MyCollector(pyblish.api.ContextPlugin):
order = pyblish.api.CollectorOrder
def process(self, context):
count["#"] += 1
def on_collection():
count["#"] += 10
pyblish.api.register_plugin(MyCollector)
self.engine.was_collected.connect(on_collection)
self.engine.collect()
count["#"] == 10, count
@with_setup(setup_empty)
def test_publish():
"""publish() works as expected"""
count = {"#": 0}
class MyCollector(pyblish.api.ContextPlugin):
order = pyblish.api.CollectorOrder
def process(self, context):
instance = context.create_instance("myInstance")
instance.data["families"] = ["myFamily"]
count["#"] += 1
class MyValidator(pyblish.api.InstancePlugin):
order = pyblish.api.ValidatorOrder
def process(self, instance):
count["#"] += 10
class MyExtractor(pyblish.api.InstancePlugin):
order = pyblish.api.ExtractorOrder
def process(self, instance):
count["#"] += 100
class MyIntegrator(pyblish.api.InstancePlugin):
order = pyblish.api.IntegratorOrder
def process(self, instance):
count["#"] += 1000
for Plugin in (MyCollector,
MyValidator,
MyExtractor,
MyIntegrator):
pyblish.api.register_plugin(Plugin)
def on_published():
"""Emitted once, on completion"""
count["#"] += 10000
self.engine.was_published.connect(on_published)
self.engine.reset()
assert count["#"] == 0, count
self.engine.publish()
assert count["#"] == 11111, count
@with_setup(setup_empty)
def test_signals():
"""Signals are emitted as expected"""
count = {"#": 0}
def identity():
return {
"was_processed": 0,
"was_discovered": 0,
"was_reset": 0,
"was_collected": 0,
"was_validated": 0,
"was_extracted": 0,
"was_integrated": 0,
"was_published": 0,
"was_acted": 0,
"finished": 0,
}
emitted = identity()
class MyCollector(pyblish.api.ContextPlugin):
order = pyblish.api.CollectorOrder
def process(self, context):
context.create_instance("MyInstance")
count["#"] += 1
class MyValidator(pyblish.api.InstancePlugin):
order = pyblish.api.ValidatorOrder
def process(self, instance):
count["#"] += 10
def on_signal(name, *args):
print("Emitting %s" % name)
emitted[name] += 1
pyblish.api.register_plugin(MyCollector)
pyblish.api.register_plugin(MyValidator)
_funcs = list()
for signal in identity():
func = functools.partial(on_signal, signal)
getattr(self.engine, signal).connect(func)
_funcs.append(func)
# During reset, no plug-ins are run.
self.engine.reset()
state = identity()
state["was_reset"] = 1
state["was_discovered"] = 1
assert_equals(emitted, state)
assert_equals(count["#"], 0)
# Running up till and including collection
self.engine.collect()
state["was_collected"] = 1
state["was_processed"] = 1
assert_equals(emitted, state)
assert_equals(count["#"], 1)
# Up till and including validation, collection is *not* re-run.
self.engine.validate()
state["was_validated"] = 1
state["was_processed"] = 2
assert_equals(emitted, state)
assert_equals(count["#"], 11)
# Finish off publishing; at this point, there are no more plug-ins
# so count should remain the same.
self.engine.publish()
state["was_published"] = 1
assert_equals(emitted, state)
assert_equals(count["#"], 11)
print("Disconnecting")
def test_engine_isolation():
"""One engine does not interfere with another engine in the same process
An engine declares signals on a class-level,
but must not call upon signals declared in an
individual instance of a class.
This is managed by the dynamic lookup of declared
signals at run-time, similar to what bindings of Qt
does with its signals and in fact exists due to
compatibility with such bindings.
"""
engine1 = pyblish.engine.create_default()
engine2 = pyblish.engine.create_default()
count = {"#": 0}
def increment():
count["#"] += 1
engine1.was_reset.connect(increment)
engine2.reset()
assert count["#"] == 0
engine1.reset()
assert count["#"] == 1
def test_signals_to_instancemethod():
"""Signals to instancemethod works well.
Default Python (2.x) weak references does not support making
references to methods to an instance of a class.
"""
count = {"#": 0}
class MyClass(object):
def __init__(self):
engine = pyblish.engine.create_default()
engine.was_reset.connect(self.func)
# Synchronous
engine.reset()
def func(self):
count["#"] += 1
MyClass()
assert count["#"] == 1, count