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qmtest_summarize.py

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00001 #!/usr/bin/env python
00002 #
00003 # Simple script to loop over the packages providing tests and collect
00004 # the result summaries
00005 #
00006 # @author: Marco Clemencic <marco.clemencic@cern.ch>
00007 # @date: 3/11/2007
00008 #
00009 import os, sys, re
00010 
00011 def parse_summary(output):
00012     report = { "results":[], "not_passed":[], "statistics": {} }
00013     current_block = None
00014     for l in output.splitlines():
00015         if l.startswith("--- TEST RESULTS"):
00016             current_block = "results"
00017         elif l.startswith("--- TESTS THAT DID NOT PASS"):
00018             current_block = "not_passed"
00019         elif l.startswith("--- STATISTICS"):
00020             current_block = "statistics"
00021         else:
00022             if current_block in ["results","not_passed"]:
00023                 report[current_block].append(l)
00024             elif current_block == "statistics":
00025                 tkns = l.split()
00026                 if tkns:
00027                     report["statistics"][tkns[-1]] = int(tkns[0])
00028     
00029     report["results"] = report["results"][:-1]
00030     report["not_passed"] = report["not_passed"][:-2]
00031     if report["not_passed"][-1].strip() == "None.":
00032         report["not_passed"] = []
00033     return report
00034 
00035 def main():
00036     # I assume that this script is run from a CMT action, which implies few other
00037     # things:
00038     #   - we are in the cmt directory of a package
00039     #   - CMTCONFIG etc. are correctly defined
00040     #   - we can call cmt
00041     
00042     # Directory where to store the report
00043     if "CMTINSTALLAREA" not in os.environ:
00044         os.environ["CMTINSTALLAREA"] = os.popen("cmt show macro_value CMTINSTALLAREA","r").read().strip()
00045     
00046     # Find the packages (their cmt dirs)
00047     cmt_br_header_re = re.compile(r"^# Now trying.*in (.*) \([0-9]+/[0-9]+\)")
00048     dirs = []
00049     
00050     # Hack to work around a problem with cmt broadcast and CMTUSERCONTEXT.
00051     old_CMTUSERCONTEXT = None
00052     if "CMTUSERCONTEXT" in os.environ:
00053         old_CMTUSERCONTEXT = os.environ["CMTUSERCONTEXT"]
00054         del os.environ["CMTUSERCONTEXT"]
00055     
00056     for l in os.popen("cmt broadcast","r"):
00057         m = cmt_br_header_re.match(l)
00058         if m:
00059             dirs.append(m.group(1))
00060     
00061     # Restore original CMTUSERCONTEXT, if it was set. 
00062     if old_CMTUSERCONTEXT is not None:
00063         os.environ["CMTUSERCONTEXT"] = old_CMTUSERCONTEXT
00064     
00065     # Find the results.qmr files
00066     results = filter(os.path.isfile,[ os.path.realpath(os.path.join(d,'..',os.environ["CMTCONFIG"],"results.qmr")) for d in dirs ])
00067     
00068     # Check if the result files have been found
00069     if len(results) == 0:
00070         print "Warning: no result file found! (Did you run the tests?)"
00071         sys.exit()
00072     
00073     # parse and collect the summaries
00074     # FIXME: (MCl) with QMTest 2.3 we need a test database to be able to run "qmtest summarize", while it
00075     #              is not needed with QMTest 2.4
00076     from tempfile import mkdtemp
00077     from shutil import rmtree
00078     tmpdir = mkdtemp()
00079     origdir = os.getcwd()
00080     report = None
00081     try:
00082         os.chdir(tmpdir)
00083         os.popen("qmtest create-tdb","r").read()
00084     
00085         for r in results:
00086             out = os.popen("qmtest summarize -f brief %s"%r,"r").read()
00087             rep = parse_summary(out)
00088             if report is None:
00089                 report = rep
00090             else:
00091                 report["results"] += rep["results"]
00092                 if rep["not_passed"]:
00093                     report["not_passed"] += rep["not_passed"]
00094                 for k in rep["statistics"]:
00095                     if k in report["statistics"]:
00096                         report["statistics"][k] += rep["statistics"][k]
00097                     else:
00098                         report["statistics"][k] = rep["statistics"][k]
00099     finally:
00100         os.chdir(origdir)
00101         rmtree(tmpdir,ignore_errors=True)
00102     
00103     if report is None:
00104         print "Warning: I could not generate the report"
00105         sys.exit()
00106     
00107     # Finalize the report
00108     report["results"].append('')
00109     if not report["not_passed"]:
00110         report["not_passed"] = ['','  None.']
00111     report["not_passed"] += ['','']
00112     
00113     statistics_output = ['--- STATISTICS ---------------------------------------------------------------','']
00114     # order: total, FAIL, UNTESTED, PASS
00115     #"       2        tests total"
00116     tot = report["statistics"]["total"]
00117     statistics_output.append("%8d        tests total"%(tot))
00118     for k in [ "ERROR", "FAIL", "UNTESTED", "PASS" ]:
00119         if k in report["statistics"]:
00120             n = report["statistics"][k]
00121             p = round(100. * n / tot)
00122             statistics_output.append("%8d (%3d%%) tests %s"%(n,p,k))
00123     statistics_output.append('')
00124     
00125     results_output = ['--- TEST RESULTS -------------------------------------------------------------']
00126     results_output += report["results"]
00127     
00128     not_passed_output = ['--- TESTS THAT DID NOT PASS --------------------------------------------------']
00129     if not report["not_passed"]:
00130         not_passed_output 
00131     not_passed_output += report["not_passed"]
00132     
00133     output = statistics_output + not_passed_output + results_output + not_passed_output + statistics_output
00134     print '\n'.join(output)
00135 
00136 if __name__ == '__main__':
00137     main()

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