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Refactor the jsonpatch tests #32

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12 changes: 2 additions & 10 deletions tests/conditions_test.py
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import pytest
import yaml
from test_utils import expand_schemas

from generic_k8s_webhook.config_parser.entrypoint import GenericWebhookConfigManifest

SCRIPT_DIR = os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__))
CONDITIONS_YAML = os.path.join(SCRIPT_DIR, "conditions_test.yaml")


def _expand_schemas(schemas_subsets: dict[str, list[str]], list_schemas: list[str]) -> list[str]:
final_schemas = set()
for schema in list_schemas:
final_schemas.add(schema)
for schemas_superset in schemas_subsets.get(schema, []):
final_schemas.add(schemas_superset)
return sorted(list(final_schemas))


def _parse_tests() -> list[tuple]:
with open(CONDITIONS_YAML, "r") as f:
raw_tests = yaml.safe_load(f)

parsed_tests = []
for test_suite in raw_tests["test_suites"]:
for test in test_suite["tests"]:
for schema in _expand_schemas(raw_tests["schemas_subsets"], test["schemas"]):
for schema in expand_schemas(raw_tests["schemas_subsets"], test["schemas"]):
for i, case in enumerate(test["cases"]):
parsed_tests.append(
(
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167 changes: 0 additions & 167 deletions tests/jsonpatch_helpers_test.py

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45 changes: 45 additions & 0 deletions tests/jsonpatch_test.py
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import os

import pytest
import yaml
from test_utils import expand_schemas

from generic_k8s_webhook.config_parser.entrypoint import GenericWebhookConfigManifest

SCRIPT_DIR = os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__))
JSONPATCH_YAML = os.path.join(SCRIPT_DIR, "jsonpatch_test.yaml")


def _parse_tests() -> list[tuple]:
with open(JSONPATCH_YAML, "r") as f:
raw_tests = yaml.safe_load(f)

parsed_tests = []
for test_suite in raw_tests["test_suites"]:
for test in test_suite["tests"]:
for schema in expand_schemas(raw_tests["schemas_subsets"], test["schemas"]):
for i, case in enumerate(test["cases"]):
parsed_tests.append(
(
f"{test_suite['name']}_{i}", # name
schema, # schema
case["patch"], # patch
case["payload"], # payload
case["expected_result"], # expected_result
)
)
return parsed_tests


@pytest.mark.parametrize(("name", "schema", "patch", "payload", "expected_result"), _parse_tests())
def test_all(name, schema, patch, payload, expected_result):
raw_config = {
"apiVersion": f"generic-webhook/{schema}",
"kind": "GenericWebhookConfig",
"webhooks": [{"name": "test-webhook", "path": "test-path", "actions": [{"patch": [patch]}]}],
}
gwcm = GenericWebhookConfigManifest(raw_config)
action = gwcm.list_webhook_config[0].list_actions[0]
json_patch = action.get_patches(payload)
result = json_patch.apply(payload)
assert result == expected_result
128 changes: 128 additions & 0 deletions tests/jsonpatch_test.yaml
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schemas_subsets:
# v1alpha1 is a subset of the features from v1beta1
# For this reason, any test that uses v1alpha1 will also be executed for v1beta1
v1alpha1:
- v1beta1

# Each suite stresses a specific jsonpatch operator.
# Each test specifies a patch operation to be applied on a json payload
# and the expected result.
test_suites:
- name: ADD
tests:
- schemas: [v1alpha1]
cases:
# Change the value of a simple key
- patch:
op: add
path: .spec
value: foo
payload: { spec: {}, metadata: {} }
expected_result: { spec: foo, metadata: {} }
# Add a subkey that doesn't exist
- patch:
op: add
path: .spec.subkey
value: foo
payload: { spec: {}, metadata: {} }
expected_result: { spec: { subkey: foo }, metadata: {} }
# Add a 2 subkeys that don't exist
- patch:
op: add
path: .spec.subkey1.subkey2
value: foo
payload: { spec: {}, metadata: {} }
expected_result:
{ spec: { subkey1: { subkey2: foo } }, metadata: {} }
# Add an element to an existing empty list
- patch:
op: add
path: .spec.containers.-
value: { name: main }
payload: { spec: { containers: [] }, metadata: {} }
expected_result:
{ spec: { containers: [{ name: main }] }, metadata: {} }
# Add an element to an existing non-empty list
- patch:
op: add
path: .spec.containers.-
value: { name: main }
payload: { spec: { containers: [{ name: sidecar }] }, metadata: {} }
expected_result:
spec: { containers: [{ name: sidecar }, { name: main }] }
metadata: {}
# Add an element to a non-existing list
- patch:
op: add
path: .spec.containers.-
value: { name: main }
payload: { spec: {}, metadata: {} }
expected_result:
{ spec: { containers: [{ name: main }] }, metadata: {} }
# Add a new entry on the second element of the list
- patch:
op: add
path: .spec.containers.0.metadata
value: {}
payload: { spec: { containers: [{ name: main }] }, metadata: {} }
expected_result:
spec: { containers: [{ name: main, metadata: {} }] }
metadata: {}
- name: REMOVE
tests:
- schemas: [v1alpha1]
cases:
# Remove the value of a simple key
- patch:
op: remove
path: .spec
payload: { spec: {}, metadata: {} }
expected_result: { metadata: {} }
- name: REPLACE
tests:
- schemas: [v1alpha1]
cases:
# Replace the value of a simple key
- patch:
op: replace
path: .metadata.name
value: bar
payload: { spec: {}, metadata: { name: foo } }
expected_result: { spec: {}, metadata: { name: bar } }
- name: COPY
tests:
- schemas: [v1alpha1]
cases:
# Copy the value from a simple key to another
- patch:
op: copy
path: .metadata.name
from: .spec.containers.0.name
payload:
{ spec: { containers: [{ name: bar }] }, metadata: { name: foo } }
expected_result:
{ spec: { containers: [{ name: bar }] }, metadata: { name: bar } }
- name: MOVE
tests:
- schemas: [v1alpha1]
cases:
# Move the value from a simple key to another
- patch:
op: move
path: .metadata.name
from: .spec.containers.0.name
payload:
{ spec: { containers: [{ name: bar }] }, metadata: { name: foo } }
expected_result:
{ spec: { containers: [{}] }, metadata: { name: bar } }
- name: TEST
tests:
- schemas: [v1alpha1]
cases:
# Test the value of a simple key
- patch:
op: test
path: .metadata.name
value: foo
payload: { spec: {}, metadata: { name: foo } }
expected_result: { spec: {}, metadata: { name: foo } }
9 changes: 9 additions & 0 deletions tests/test_utils.py
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Expand Up @@ -58,3 +58,12 @@ def wait_for_server_ready(port: int, tls: bool = False) -> None:
response = requests.get(url, verify=False, timeout=1)
if response.status_code != 200:
raise RuntimeError(f"Error when doing the health check to the server. Error {response.status_code}")


def expand_schemas(schemas_subsets: dict[str, list[str]], list_schemas: list[str]) -> list[str]:
final_schemas = set()
for schema in list_schemas:
final_schemas.add(schema)
for schemas_superset in schemas_subsets.get(schema, []):
final_schemas.add(schemas_superset)
return sorted(list(final_schemas))
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