main.cpp File Reference

#include <iostream>
#include "swarm_mock_daemon.h"

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Functions
void	createDaemon (const PPath &fileName, const PString &daemonName)
	Create and run the Daemon.
void	createMockFileMainRecv (const PString &hostName, size_t port, const PString &prefix)
	Create the mock file to be used by the Daemon.
void	createMockFileMainSend (const PString &hostName, size_t port, const PString &prefix)
	Create the mock file fo the test Daemon.
int	main (int argc, char **argv)
void	testBaseDaemonLoadConfig (const PPath &fileName)
	Test the load configuration of a Daemon.

Function Documentation

createDaemon()

void createDaemon	(	const PPath &	fileName,
		const PString &	daemonName )

Create and run the Daemon.

Parameters

fileName	: name of the configuration toml file
daemonName	: name of the daemon of the current test

Definition at line 71 of file main.cpp.

                                                                     {
        //Let's create and start the Daemon
        SendDataDaemon daemon;
        daemon.setSocketMode(PSocketMode::MOCK);
        daemon.setClockMode(PClockMode::MOCK);
        daemon.getLog().setFileName(PPath("Daemon.log"));
        daemon.load(fileName, daemonName);
        phoenix_assert(daemon.run());
}

createMockFileMainRecv()

void createMockFileMainRecv	(	const PString &	hostName,
		size_t	port,
		const PString &	prefix )

Create the mock file to be used by the Daemon.

Parameters

hostName	: name of the host
port	: port to be used
prefix	: prefix of the mock file of the current test

Definition at line 56 of file main.cpp.

                                                                                          {
        PMockSocketGenerator::Socket mock;
        phoenix_assert(phoenix_initializeMockSocket(mock, PSocketParam{hostName, port}, prefix));
 
        //Finally we stop the Daemon
        Message messageStop;
        messageStop.setId(2lu);
        messageStop.setType(MessageType::STOP);
        mock.sendData(messageStop);
}

References MessageType::STOP.

createMockFileMainSend()

void createMockFileMainSend	(	const PString &	hostName,
		size_t	port,
		const PString &	prefix )

Create the mock file fo the test Daemon.

Parameters

hostName	: name of the host
port	: port to be used
prefix	: prefix of the mock file of the current test

Definition at line 34 of file main.cpp.

                                                                                          {
        PMockSocketGenerator::Socket mock;
        phoenix_assert(phoenix_initializeMockSocket(mock, PSocketParam{hostName, port}, prefix));
//      PVecMockMessage vecOutput;
        //Let's say, the main Daemon wants to call a function on test
        Message message;
        message.setId(1lu);     //Anwser of the INT message
        message.setSendTime(1lu);
        message.setIsConfirmationNeeded(true);
        message.setType(MessageType::RESULT_DATA);
        message.setSender("main");
        int data(42);
        message.setData(phoenix_createData(data));
        message.getVecRecver().push_back("test");
        mock.sendData(message);
}

References phoenix_createData(), and MessageType::RESULT_DATA.

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main()

int main	(	int	argc,
		char **	argv )

Definition at line 94 of file main.cpp.

                               {
        testBaseDaemonLoadConfig(PPath(DAEMON_CONFIG_OK_TOML));
        testBaseDaemonLoadConfig(PPath(DAEMON_CONFIG_OK_YAML));
        return 0;
}

References testBaseDaemonLoadConfig().

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testBaseDaemonLoadConfig()

void testBaseDaemonLoadConfig

(

const PPath &

fileName

)

Test the load configuration of a Daemon.

Parameters

fileName

: name of the configuration toml file

Definition at line 84 of file main.cpp.

                                                     {
        //Let's create the mock file
        phoenix_createClockMock("main_", 4lu);
        createMockFileMainRecv("localhost", 3390, "main_");
        //No need to check the output of the messages sent by the Daemon, because the PMockSocketGenerator already does it for us
        createMockFileMainSend("localhost", 3391, "main_");
        //Let's create and start the Daemon
        createDaemon(fileName, "main");
}

References createDaemon(), createMockFileMainRecv(), and createMockFileMainSend().

Referenced by main().

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