FreeDATA/test/test_datac0.py
2022-07-04 17:18:10 -04:00

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#!/usr/bin/env python3
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""
Test control frame commands over a high quality simulated audio channel.
Near end-to-end test for sending / receiving select control frames through the
TNC and modem and back through on the other station. Data injection initiates from the
queue used by the daemon process into and out of the TNC.
Can be invoked from CMake, pytest, coverage or directly.
Uses util_datac0.py in separate process to perform the data transfer.
@author: N2KIQ
"""
import contextlib
import multiprocessing
import os
import sys
import threading
import time
import zlib
import helpers
import log_handler
import pytest
import structlog
try:
import test.util_datac0 as util
except ImportError:
import util_datac0 as util
STATIONS = ["AA2BB", "ZZ9YY"]
PIPE_THREAD_RUNNING = True
def parameters() -> dict:
# Construct message to start beacon.
beacon_data = {"type": "command", "command": "start_beacon", "parameter": "5"}
# Construct message to start cq.
cq_data = {"type": "command", "command": "cqcqcq"}
# Construct message to start ping.
ping_data = {"type": "ping", "command": "ping", "dxcallsign": "ZZ9YY-0"}
connect_data = {"type": "arq", "command": "connect", "dxcallsign": "ZZ9YY-0"}
stop_data = {"type": "arq", "command": "stop_transmission", "dxcallsign": "ZZ9YY-0"}
beacon_timeout = 6
cq_timeout = 8
ping_timeout = 5
connect_timeout = 10
stop_timeout = 5
beacon_tx_check = '"beacon":"transmitting"'
cq_tx_check = '"qrv":"received"'
ping_tx_check = '"ping":"transmitting"'
connect_tx_check = '"session":"connecting"'
stop_tx_check = '"status":"stopped"'
beacon_rx_check = '"beacon":"received"'
cq_rx_check = '"cq":"received"'
ping_rx_check = '"ping":"received"'
connect_rx_check = '"connect":"received"'
stop_rx_check = '"status":"stopped"'
beacon_final_tx_check = [beacon_tx_check]
cq_final_tx_check = ['"cq":"transmitting"', cq_tx_check]
ping_final_tx_check = [ping_tx_check, '"ping":"acknowledge"']
connect_final_tx_check = ['"status":"connected"', '"connect":"acknowledge"']
stop_final_tx_check = [stop_tx_check]
beacon_final_rx_check = [beacon_rx_check]
cq_final_rx_check = [cq_rx_check, '"qrv":"transmitting"']
ping_final_rx_check = [ping_rx_check]
connect_final_rx_check = [connect_rx_check]
stop_final_rx_check = [stop_rx_check]
return {
"beacon": (
beacon_data,
beacon_timeout,
beacon_tx_check,
beacon_rx_check,
beacon_final_tx_check,
beacon_final_rx_check,
),
"connect": (
connect_data,
connect_timeout,
connect_tx_check,
connect_rx_check,
connect_final_tx_check,
connect_final_rx_check,
),
"cq": (
cq_data,
cq_timeout,
cq_tx_check,
cq_rx_check,
cq_final_tx_check,
cq_final_rx_check,
),
"ping": (
ping_data,
ping_timeout,
ping_tx_check,
ping_rx_check,
ping_final_tx_check,
ping_final_rx_check,
),
"stop": (
stop_data,
stop_timeout,
stop_tx_check,
stop_rx_check,
stop_final_tx_check,
stop_final_rx_check,
),
}
def locate_data_with_crc(source_list: list, text: str, data: bytes, frametype: str):
"""Try to locate data in source_list."""
log = structlog.get_logger("locate_data_with_crc")
if data in source_list:
with contextlib.suppress():
data = zlib.decompress(data[2:])
log.info(f"analyze_results: {text} no CRC", _frametype=frametype, data=data)
elif data + helpers.get_crc_8(data) in source_list:
with contextlib.suppress(zlib.error):
data = zlib.decompress(data[2:-1])
log.info(f"analyze_results: {text} CRC 8", _frametype=frametype, data=data)
elif data + helpers.get_crc_16(data) in source_list:
with contextlib.suppress(zlib.error):
data = zlib.decompress(data[2:-2])
log.info(f"analyze_results: {text} CRC16", _frametype=frametype, data=data)
elif data + helpers.get_crc_24(data) in source_list:
with contextlib.suppress(zlib.error):
data = zlib.decompress(data[2:-3])
log.info(f"analyze_results: {text} CRC24", _frametype=frametype, data=data)
elif data + helpers.get_crc_32(data) in source_list:
with contextlib.suppress(zlib.error):
data = zlib.decompress(data[2:-4])
log.info(f"analyze_results: {text} CRC32", _frametype=frametype, data=data)
else:
log.info(
f"analyze_results: {text} not received:",
_frame=frametype,
data=data,
)
def analyze_results(station1: list, station2: list, call_list: list):
"""Examine the information retrieved from the sub-processes."""
# Data in these lists is either a series of bytes of received data,
# or a bytearray of transmitted data from the station.
log = structlog.get_logger("analyze_results")
# Check that each station's transmitted data was received by the other.
for s1, s2, text in [
(station1, station2, call_list[0]),
(station2, station1, call_list[1]),
]:
for s1_item in s1:
if not isinstance(s1_item, list):
continue
data = bytes(s1_item[0])
frametypeno = int.from_bytes(data[:1], "big")
# frametype = static.FRAME_TYPE(frametypeno).name
frametype = str(frametypeno)
s1_crc = helpers.decode_call(helpers.bytes_to_callsign(data[1:4]))
s2_crc = helpers.decode_call(helpers.bytes_to_callsign(data[2:5]))
log.info(
"analyze_results: callsign CRCs:",
tx_station=text,
s1_crc=s1_crc,
s2_crc=s2_crc,
)
locate_data_with_crc(s2, text, data, frametype)
# frame_type "connect" doesn't work 2022-Jun-16. Missing / incomplete SOCKET_QUEUE data.
# frame_type "cq" is overly flaky. Can't get the timing right / FIFO not delivering data.
@pytest.mark.parametrize(
"frame_type",
[
pytest.param("beacon", marks=pytest.mark.flaky(reruns=2)),
pytest.param("ping", marks=pytest.mark.flaky(reruns=2)),
pytest.param("cq", marks=pytest.mark.flaky(reruns=20)),
# pytest.param("cq", marks=pytest.mark.xfail(reason="Too unstable for CI")),
pytest.param("stop", marks=pytest.mark.flaky(reruns=0)),
],
)
def test_datac0(frame_type: str, tmp_path):
log_handler.setup_logging(filename=tmp_path / "test_datac0", level="DEBUG")
log = structlog.get_logger("test_datac0")
s1_data = []
s2_data = []
def recv_data(buffer: list, pipe):
while PIPE_THREAD_RUNNING:
if pipe.poll(0.1):
buffer.append(pipe.recv())
else:
time.sleep(0.1)
def recv_from_pipes(s1_rx, s1_pipe, s2_rx, s2_pipe) -> list:
processes = [
threading.Thread(target=recv_data, args=(s1_rx, s1_pipe)),
threading.Thread(target=recv_data, args=(s2_rx, s2_pipe)),
]
for item in processes:
item.start()
return processes
# This sufficiently separates the two halves of the test. This is needed
# because both scripts change global state. They would conflict if running in
# the same process.
from_s1, s1_send = multiprocessing.Pipe()
from_s2, s2_send = multiprocessing.Pipe()
proc = [
multiprocessing.Process(
target=util.t_datac0_1,
args=(
s1_send,
STATIONS[0],
STATIONS[1],
parameters()[frame_type],
tmp_path,
),
daemon=True,
),
multiprocessing.Process(
target=util.t_datac0_2,
args=(
s2_send,
STATIONS[1],
STATIONS[0],
parameters()[frame_type],
tmp_path,
),
daemon=True,
),
]
pipe_receivers = recv_from_pipes(s1_data, from_s1, s2_data, from_s2)
# log.debug("Creating ")
# print("Starting threads.")
for p_item in proc:
p_item.start()
# This relies on each process exiting when its job is complete!
# print("Waiting for threads to exit.")
for p_item in proc:
p_item.join()
global PIPE_THREAD_RUNNING # pylint: disable=global-statement
PIPE_THREAD_RUNNING = False
for pipe_recv in pipe_receivers:
pipe_recv.join()
for idx in range(2):
try:
os.unlink(tmp_path / f"hfchannel{idx+1}")
except FileNotFoundError as fnfe:
log.debug(f"Unlinking pipe: {fnfe}")
for p_item in proc:
assert p_item.exitcode == 0
# p_item.close() # Python 3.7+ only
p_item.terminate()
p_item.join()
analyze_results(s1_data, s2_data, STATIONS)
if __name__ == "__main__":
# Run pytest with the current script as the filename.
ecode = pytest.main(["-s", "-v", sys.argv[0]])
if ecode == 0:
print("errors: 0")
else:
print(ecode)