bumblebee-status/tests/modules/test_cpu.py
Tobi-wan Kenobi f6be25bc73 [core/input] Move from select to epoll
Use epoll instead of select in order to be able to use level-triggered
semantics and not get stuck on the first event.
2016-12-17 07:43:38 +01:00

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# pylint: disable=C0103,C0111
import json
import unittest
import mock
import bumblebee.input
from bumblebee.input import I3BarInput
from bumblebee.modules.cpu import Module
from tests.util import MockEngine, MockConfig, assertPopen, assertMouseEvent, assertStateContains
class TestCPUModule(unittest.TestCase):
def setUp(self):
self.engine = MockEngine()
self.engine.input = I3BarInput()
self.engine.input.need_event = True
self.config = MockConfig()
self.module = Module(engine=self.engine, config={ "config": self.config })
@mock.patch("sys.stdout")
def test_format(self, mock_output):
for widget in self.module.widgets():
self.assertEquals(len(widget.full_text()), len("100.00%"))
@mock.patch("select.epoll")
@mock.patch("subprocess.Popen")
@mock.patch("sys.stdin")
def test_leftclick(self, mock_input, mock_output, mock_select):
assertMouseEvent(mock_input, mock_output, mock_select, self.engine,
self.module, bumblebee.input.LEFT_MOUSE,
"gnome-system-monitor"
)
@mock.patch("psutil.cpu_percent")
def test_warning(self, mock_psutil):
self.config.set("cpu.critical", "20")
self.config.set("cpu.warning", "18")
mock_psutil.return_value = 19.0
assertStateContains(self, self.module, "warning")
@mock.patch("psutil.cpu_percent")
def test_critical(self, mock_psutil):
self.config.set("cpu.critical", "20")
self.config.set("cpu.warning", "19")
mock_psutil.return_value = 21.0
assertStateContains(self, self.module, "critical")
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