protobuf/conformance/conformance_test.h

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// This file defines a protocol for running the conformance test suite
// in-process.  In other words, the suite itself will run in the same process as
// the code under test.
//
// For pros and cons of this approach, please see conformance.proto.

#ifndef CONFORMANCE_CONFORMANCE_TEST_H
#define CONFORMANCE_CONFORMANCE_TEST_H

#include <functional>
#include <string>

#include <google/protobuf/descriptor.h>
#include <google/protobuf/stubs/common.h>
#include <google/protobuf/util/type_resolver.h>
#include <google/protobuf/wire_format_lite.h>

#include "conformance.pb.h"

namespace conformance {
class ConformanceRequest;
class ConformanceResponse;
}  // namespace conformance

namespace protobuf_test_messages {
namespace proto3 {
class TestAllTypesProto3;
}  // namespace proto3
}  // namespace protobuf_test_messages

namespace google {
namespace protobuf {

class ConformanceTestSuite;

class ConformanceTestRunner {
 public:
  virtual ~ConformanceTestRunner() {}

  // Call to run a single conformance test.
  //
  // "input" is a serialized conformance.ConformanceRequest.
  // "output" should be set to a serialized conformance.ConformanceResponse.
  //
  // If there is any error in running the test itself, set "runtime_error" in
  // the response.
  virtual void RunTest(const std::string& test_name,
                       const std::string& input,
                       std::string* output) = 0;
};

// Test runner that spawns the process being tested and communicates with it
// over a pipe.
class ForkPipeRunner : public ConformanceTestRunner {
 public:
  static int Run(int argc, char *argv[],
                 ConformanceTestSuite* suite);

 private:
  ForkPipeRunner(const std::string &executable)
      : child_pid_(-1), executable_(executable) {}

  virtual ~ForkPipeRunner() {}

  void RunTest(const std::string& test_name,
               const std::string& request,
               std::string* response);

  // TODO(haberman): make this work on Windows, instead of using these
  // UNIX-specific APIs.
  //
  // There is a platform-agnostic API in
  //    src/google/protobuf/compiler/subprocess.h
  //
  // However that API only supports sending a single message to the subprocess.
  // We really want to be able to send messages and receive responses one at a
  // time:
  //
  // 1. Spawning a new process for each test would take way too long for thousands
  //    of tests and subprocesses like java that can take 100ms or more to start
  //    up.
  //
  // 2. Sending all the tests in one big message and receiving all results in one
  //    big message would take away our visibility about which test(s) caused a
  //    crash or other fatal error.  It would also give us only a single failure
  //    instead of all of them.
  void SpawnTestProgram();

  void CheckedWrite(int fd, const void *buf, size_t len);
  bool TryRead(int fd, void *buf, size_t len);
  void CheckedRead(int fd, void *buf, size_t len);

  int write_fd_;
  int read_fd_;
  pid_t child_pid_;
  std::string executable_;
  std::string current_test_name_;
};

// Class representing the test suite itself.  To run it, implement your own
// class derived from ConformanceTestRunner, class derived from
// ConformanceTestSuite and then write code like:
//
//    class MyConformanceTestSuite : public ConformanceTestSuite {
//     public:
//      void RunSuiteImpl() {
//        // INSERT ACTURAL TESTS.
//      }
//    };
//
//    class MyConformanceTestRunner : public ConformanceTestRunner {
//     public:
//      static int Run(int argc, char *argv[],
//                 ConformanceTestSuite* suite);
//
//     private:
//      virtual void RunTest(...) {
//        // INSERT YOUR FRAMEWORK-SPECIFIC CODE HERE.
//      }
//    };
//
//    int main() {
//      MyConformanceTestSuite suite;
//      MyConformanceTestRunner::Run(argc, argv, &suite);
//    }
//
class ConformanceTestSuite {
 public:
  ConformanceTestSuite() : verbose_(false), enforce_recommended_(false) {}
  virtual ~ConformanceTestSuite() {}

  void SetVerbose(bool verbose) { verbose_ = verbose; }

  // Sets the list of tests that are expected to fail when RunSuite() is called.
  // RunSuite() will fail unless the set of failing tests is exactly the same
  // as this list.
  //
  // The filename here is *only* used to create/format useful error messages for
  // how to update the failure list.  We do NOT read this file at all.
  void SetFailureList(const std::string& filename,
                      const std::vector<std::string>& failure_list);

  // Whether to require the testee to pass RECOMMENDED tests. By default failing
  // a RECOMMENDED test case will not fail the entire suite but will only
  // generated a warning. If this flag is set to true, RECOMMENDED tests will
  // be treated the same way as REQUIRED tests and failing a RECOMMENDED test
  // case will cause the entire test suite to fail as well. An implementation
  // can enable this if it wants to be strictly conforming to protobuf spec.
  // See the comments about ConformanceLevel below to learn more about the
  // difference between REQUIRED and RECOMMENDED test cases.
  void SetEnforceRecommended(bool value) {
    enforce_recommended_ = value;
  }

  // Run all the conformance tests against the given test runner.
  // Test output will be stored in "output".
  //
  // Returns true if the set of failing tests was exactly the same as the
  // failure list.  If SetFailureList() was not called, returns true if all
  // tests passed.
  bool RunSuite(ConformanceTestRunner* runner, std::string* output);

 protected:
  // Test cases are classified into a few categories:
  //   REQUIRED: the test case must be passed for an implementation to be
  //             interoperable with other implementations. For example, a
  //             parser implementaiton must accept both packed and unpacked
  //             form of repeated primitive fields.
  //   RECOMMENDED: the test case is not required for the implementation to
  //                be interoperable with other implementations, but is
  //                recommended for best performance and compatibility. For
  //                example, a proto3 serializer should serialize repeated
  //                primitive fields in packed form, but an implementation
  //                failing to do so will still be able to communicate with
  //                other implementations.
  enum ConformanceLevel {
    REQUIRED = 0,
    RECOMMENDED = 1,
  };

  class ConformanceRequestSetting {
   public:
    ConformanceRequestSetting(
        ConformanceLevel level,
        conformance::WireFormat input_format,
        conformance::WireFormat output_format,
        conformance::TestCategory test_category,
        const Message& prototype_message,
        const string& test_name, const string& input);
    virtual ~ConformanceRequestSetting() {}

    Message* GetTestMessage() const;

    string GetTestName() const;

    const conformance::ConformanceRequest& GetRequest() const {
      return request_;
    }

    const ConformanceLevel GetLevel() const {
      return level_;
    }

    string ConformanceLevelToString(ConformanceLevel level) const;

   protected:
    virtual string InputFormatString(conformance::WireFormat format) const;
    virtual string OutputFormatString(conformance::WireFormat format) const;

   private:
    ConformanceLevel level_;
    ::conformance::WireFormat input_format_;
    ::conformance::WireFormat output_format_;
    const Message& prototype_message_;
    string test_name_;
    conformance::ConformanceRequest request_;
  };

  bool CheckSetEmpty(const std::set<string>& set_to_check,
                     const std::string& write_to_file, const std::string& msg);

  void ReportSuccess(const std::string& test_name);
  void ReportFailure(const string& test_name,
                     ConformanceLevel level,
                     const conformance::ConformanceRequest& request,
                     const conformance::ConformanceResponse& response,
                     const char* fmt, ...);
  void ReportSkip(const string& test_name,
                  const conformance::ConformanceRequest& request,
                  const conformance::ConformanceResponse& response);

  void RunValidInputTest(const ConformanceRequestSetting& setting,
                         const string& equivalent_text_format);
  void RunValidBinaryInputTest(const ConformanceRequestSetting& setting,
                               const string& equivalent_wire_format);

  void RunTest(const std::string& test_name,
               const conformance::ConformanceRequest& request,
               conformance::ConformanceResponse* response);

  virtual void RunSuiteImpl() = 0;

  ConformanceTestRunner* runner_;
  int successes_;
  int expected_failures_;
  bool verbose_;
  bool enforce_recommended_;
  std::string output_;
  std::string failure_list_filename_;

  // The set of test names that are expected to fail in this run, but haven't
  // failed yet.
  std::set<std::string> expected_to_fail_;

  // The set of test names that have been run.  Used to ensure that there are no
  // duplicate names in the suite.
  std::set<std::string> test_names_;

  // The set of tests that failed, but weren't expected to.
  std::set<std::string> unexpected_failing_tests_;

  // The set of tests that succeeded, but weren't expected to.
  std::set<std::string> unexpected_succeeding_tests_;

  // The set of tests that the testee opted out of;
  std::set<std::string> skipped_;

  std::unique_ptr<google::protobuf::util::TypeResolver>
      type_resolver_;
  std::string type_url_;
};

}  // namespace protobuf
}  // namespace google

#endif  // CONFORMANCE_CONFORMANCE_TEST_H