// Copyright 2022 The Abseil Authors. // // Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); // you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. // You may obtain a copy of the License at // // https://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 // // Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software // distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, // WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. // See the License for the specific language governing permissions and // limitations under the License. // // ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- // File: log/scoped_mock_log.h // ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- // // This header declares `class absl::ScopedMockLog`, for use in testing.
// MockLogDefault // // Controls how ScopedMockLog responds to unexpected calls by default. enumclass MockLogDefault { kIgnoreUnexpected, kDisallowUnexpected };
// ScopedMockLog // // ScopedMockLog is a LogSink that intercepts LOG() messages issued during its // lifespan. // // Using this together with GoogleTest, it's easy to test how a piece of code // calls LOG(). The typical usage, noting the distinction between // "uninteresting" and "unexpected", looks like this: // // using ::testing::_; // using ::testing::AnyNumber; // using ::testing::EndsWith; // using ::testing::kDoNotCaptureLogsYet; // using ::testing::Lt; // // TEST(FooTest, LogsCorrectly) { // // Simple robust setup, ignores unexpected logs. // absl::ScopedMockLog log; // // // We expect the WARNING "Something bad!" exactly twice. // EXPECT_CALL(log, Log(absl::LogSeverity::kWarning, _, "Something bad!")) // .Times(2); // // // But we want no messages from foo.cc. // EXPECT_CALL(log, Log(_, EndsWith("/foo.cc"), _)).Times(0); // // log.StartCapturingLogs(); // Call this after done setting expectations. // Foo(); // Exercises the code under test. // } // // TEST(BarTest, LogsExactlyCorrectly) { // // Strict checking, fails for unexpected logs. // absl::ScopedMockLog log(absl::MockLogDefault::kDisallowUnexpected); // // // ... but ignore low severity messages // EXPECT_CALL(log, Log(Lt(absl::LogSeverity::kWarning), _, _)) // .Times(AnyNumber()); // // // We expect the ERROR "Something bad!" exactly once. // EXPECT_CALL(log, Log(absl::LogSeverity::kError, EndsWith("/foo.cc"), // "Something bad!")) // .Times(1); // // log.StartCapturingLogs(); // Call this after done setting expectations. // Bar(); // Exercises the code under test. // } // // Note that in a multi-threaded environment, all LOG() messages from a single // thread will be handled in sequence, but that cannot be guaranteed for // messages from different threads. In fact, if the same or multiple // expectations are matched on two threads concurrently, their actions will be // executed concurrently as well and may interleave. class ScopedMockLog final { public: // ScopedMockLog::ScopedMockLog() // // Sets up the log and adds default expectations. explicit ScopedMockLog(
MockLogDefault default_exp = MockLogDefault::kIgnoreUnexpected);
ScopedMockLog(const ScopedMockLog&) = delete;
ScopedMockLog& operator=(const ScopedMockLog&) = delete;
// ScopedMockLog::~ScopedMockLog() // // Stops intercepting logs and destroys this ScopedMockLog.
~ScopedMockLog();
// ScopedMockLog::StartCapturingLogs() // // Starts log capturing if the object isn't already doing so. Otherwise // crashes. // // Usually this method is called in the same thread that created this // ScopedMockLog. It is the user's responsibility to not call this method if // another thread may be calling it or StopCapturingLogs() at the same time. // It is undefined behavior to add expectations while capturing logs is // enabled. void StartCapturingLogs();
// ScopedMockLog::StopCapturingLogs() // // Stops log capturing if the object is capturing logs. Otherwise crashes. // // Usually this method is called in the same thread that created this object. // It is the user's responsibility to not call this method if another thread // may be calling it or StartCapturingLogs() at the same time. // // It is UB to add expectations, while capturing logs is enabled. void StopCapturingLogs();
// ScopedMockLog::UseAsLocalSink() // // Each `ScopedMockLog` is implemented with an `absl::LogSink`; this method // returns a reference to that sink (e.g. for use with // `LOG(...).ToSinkOnly()`) and marks the `ScopedMockLog` as having been used // even if `StartCapturingLogs` is never called.
absl::LogSink& UseAsLocalSink();
// Implements the mock method: // // void Log(LogSeverity severity, absl::string_view file_path, // absl::string_view message); // // The second argument to Log() is the full path of the source file in // which the LOG() was issued. // // This is a shorthand form, which should be used by most users. Use the // `Send` mock only if you want to add expectations for other log message // attributes.
MOCK_METHOD(void, Log,
(absl::LogSeverity severity, const std::string& file_path, const std::string& message));
// Implements the mock method: // // void Send(const absl::LogEntry& entry); // // This is the most generic form of mock that can be specified. Use this mock // only if you want to add expectations for log message attributes different // from the log message text, log message path and log message severity. // // If no expectations are specified for this mock, the default action is to // forward the call to the `Log` mock.
MOCK_METHOD(void, Send, (const absl::LogEntry&));
// Implements the mock method: // // void Flush(); // // Use this mock only if you want to add expectations for log flush calls.
MOCK_METHOD(void, Flush, ());
ForwardingSink sink_; bool is_capturing_logs_; // Until C++20, the default constructor leaves the underlying value wrapped in // std::atomic uninitialized, so all constructors should be sure to initialize // is_triggered_.
std::atomic<bool> is_triggered_;
};
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