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spec/util_queue_spec.lua @ 12730:427dd01f0864

mod_authz_internal: Allow configuring role of local-server/parent-host users 'host_user_role' is the default role of users who have JIDs on the "parent" host (i.e. jabber.org users on conference.jabber.org). Defaults to 'prosody:user'. 'server_user_roles' is the default role of users who have JIDs on any active host on the current Prosody instance. Default to nil (no role). This finally allows better permissions splitting between host and server users, which has previously been done (e.g. in MUC) with options like 'restrict_room_creation' and 'muc_room_allow_persistent'. Using roles makes these permissions a lot more flexible, and easier for developers to integrate.
author Matthew Wild <mwild1@gmail.com>
date Thu, 29 Sep 2022 12:10:14 +0100
parent 9901:c8b75239846c
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local queue = require "util.queue";

describe("util.queue", function()
	describe("#new()", function()
		it("should work", function()

			do
				local q = queue.new(10);

				assert.are.equal(q.size, 10);
				assert.are.equal(q:count(), 0);

				assert.is_true(q:push("one"));
				assert.is_true(q:push("two"));
				assert.is_true(q:push("three"));

				for i = 4, 10 do
					assert.is_true(q:push("hello"));
					assert.are.equal(q:count(), i, "count is not "..i.."("..q:count()..")");
				end
				assert.are.equal(q:push("hello"), nil, "queue overfull!");
				assert.are.equal(q:push("hello"), nil, "queue overfull!");
				assert.are.equal(q:pop(), "one", "queue item incorrect");
				assert.are.equal(q:pop(), "two", "queue item incorrect");
				assert.is_true(q:push("hello"));
				assert.is_true(q:push("hello"));
				assert.are.equal(q:pop(), "three", "queue item incorrect");
				assert.is_true(q:push("hello"));
				assert.are.equal(q:push("hello"), nil, "queue overfull!");
				assert.are.equal(q:push("hello"), nil, "queue overfull!");

				assert.are.equal(q:count(), 10, "queue count incorrect");

				for _ = 1, 10 do
					assert.are.equal(q:pop(), "hello", "queue item incorrect");
				end

				assert.are.equal(q:count(), 0, "queue count incorrect");
				assert.are.equal(q:pop(), nil, "empty queue pops non-nil result");
				assert.are.equal(q:count(), 0, "popping empty queue affects count");

				assert.are.equal(q:peek(), nil, "empty queue peeks non-nil result");
				assert.are.equal(q:count(), 0, "peeking empty queue affects count");

				assert.is_true(q:push(1));
				for i = 1, 1001 do
					assert.are.equal(q:pop(), i);
					assert.are.equal(q:count(), 0);
					assert.is_true(q:push(i+1));
					assert.are.equal(q:count(), 1);
				end
				assert.are.equal(q:pop(), 1002);
				assert.is_true(q:push(1));
				for i = 1, 1000 do
					assert.are.equal(q:pop(), i);
					assert.is_true(q:push(i+1));
				end
				assert.are.equal(q:pop(), 1001);
				assert.are.equal(q:count(), 0);
			end

			do
				-- Test queues that purge old items when pushing to a full queue
				local q = queue.new(10, true);

				for i = 1, 10 do
					q:push(i);
				end

				assert.are.equal(q:count(), 10);

				assert.is_true(q:push(11));
				assert.are.equal(q:count(), 10);
				assert.are.equal(q:pop(), 2); -- First item should have been purged
				assert.are.equal(q:peek(), 3);

				for i = 12, 32 do
					assert.is_true(q:push(i));
				end

				assert.are.equal(q:count(), 10);
				assert.are.equal(q:pop(), 23);
			end

			do
				-- Test iterator
				local q = queue.new(10, true);

				for i = 1, 10 do
					q:push(i);
				end

				local i = 0;
				for item in q:items() do
					i = i + 1;
					assert.are.equal(item, i, "unexpected item returned by iterator")
				end
			end

		end);
	end);
	describe("consume()", function ()
		it("should work", function ()
			local q = queue.new(10);
			for i = 1, 5 do
				q:push(i);
			end
			local c = 0;
			for i in q:consume() do
				assert(i == c + 1);
				assert(q:count() == (5-i));
				c = i;
			end
		end);

		it("should work even if items are pushed in the loop", function ()
			local q = queue.new(10);
			for i = 1, 5 do
				q:push(i);
			end
			local c = 0;
			for i in q:consume() do
				assert(i == c + 1);
				if c < 3 then
					assert(q:count() == (5-i));
				else
					assert(q:count() == (6-i));
				end

				c = i;

				if c == 3 then
					q:push(6);
				end
			end
			assert.equal(c, 6);
		end);
	end);
end);