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pilotclient/tests/blackcore/testnetwork.cpp
Klaus Basan f124412896 refs #605, fixed unit test itself
* threaded reader were normal members causing a crash when those were moved in their own thread
* we need own event processing for unit test
* Network request needs to be generated in main thread
* don`t shutdown readers on QCoreApplication::aboutToQuit, let CApplication handle it
* use CApplication in unit test (as in real world)

Unrelated:
* access global setup via application
2016-03-18 01:09:17 +00:00

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*
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*/
//! \cond PRIVATE_TESTS
/*!
* \file
* \ingroup testblackcore
*/
#include "testnetwork.h"
#include "expect.h"
#include "blackmisc/network/networkutils.h"
using namespace BlackCore;
using namespace BlackMisc;
using namespace BlackMisc::Aviation;
using namespace BlackMisc::Simulation;
using namespace BlackMisc::Network;
using namespace BlackMisc::Geo;
using namespace BlackMisc::PhysicalQuantities;
namespace BlackCoreTest
{
void CTestNetwork::networkTest(BlackCore::INetwork *net)
{
CServer fsdServer("", "", "vatsim-germany.org", 6809, CUser("1234567", "", "", "123456"));
if (!this->pingServer(fsdServer))
{
qWarning() << "Skipping unit test because fsd server is not reachable.";
return;
}
QString string = net->connectionStatusToString(INetwork::Connected);
QVERIFY(string == "Connected");
Expect e(net);
CSimulatedAircraft aircraft;
aircraft.setIcaoCodes(CAircraftIcaoCode("C172", "L1P"), CAirlineIcaoCode("YYY"));
EXPECT_UNIT(e)
.send(&INetwork::presetServer, fsdServer)
.send(&INetwork::presetCallsign, "SWIFT")
.send(&INetwork::presetIcaoCodes, aircraft)
.send(&INetwork::initiateConnection)
.expect(&INetwork::connectionStatusChanged, [](INetwork::ConnectionStatus, INetwork::ConnectionStatus newStatus)
{
QVERIFY(newStatus == INetwork::Connecting);
qDebug() << "CONNECTING";
})
.expect(&INetwork::connectionStatusChanged, [](INetwork::ConnectionStatus, INetwork::ConnectionStatus newStatus)
{
//! \todo verify how we want to handle the situation if the connect fails. On Jenkins that would cause a failed test case and hence a failed build
QVERIFY(newStatus == INetwork::Connected);
qDebug() << "CONNECTED";
})
.wait(10);
EXPECT_UNIT(e)
.send(&INetwork::sendPing, "server")
.expect(&INetwork::pongReceived, [](CCallsign callsign, PhysicalQuantities::CTime elapsedTime)
{
qDebug() << "PONG" << callsign << elapsedTime;
})
.wait(10);
EXPECT_UNIT(e)
.send(&INetwork::terminateConnection)
.expect(&INetwork::connectionStatusChanged, [](INetwork::ConnectionStatus, INetwork::ConnectionStatus newStatus)
{
QVERIFY(newStatus == INetwork::Disconnecting);
qDebug() << "DISCONNECTING";
})
.expect(&INetwork::connectionStatusChanged, [](INetwork::ConnectionStatus, INetwork::ConnectionStatus newStatus)
{
QVERIFY(newStatus == INetwork::Disconnected);
qDebug() << "DISCONNECTED";
})
.wait(10);
QThread::msleep(250); // make sure the last debug messages are written
}
bool CTestNetwork::pingServer(const CServer &server)
{
QString m;
CUrl url(server.getAddress(), server.getPort());
if (!CNetworkUtils::canConnect(url, m, 2500))
{
return false;
}
return true;
}
}
//! \endcond