How to use aioredlock - 10 common examples

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github joanvila / aioredlock / tests / acceptance / test_aioredlock.py View on Github external
async def test_aioredlock_two_locks_on_different_resources_two_instances(
            self,
            redis_two_connections):

        await self.check_two_locks_on_different_resources(Aioredlock(redis_two_connections))
github joanvila / aioredlock / tests / ut / test_algorithm.py View on Github external
def test_default_initialization(self):
        with patch("aioredlock.algorithm.Redis.__init__") as mock_redis:
            mock_redis.return_value = None
            lock_manager = Aioredlock()

            mock_redis.assert_called_once_with(
                [{'host': 'localhost', 'port': 6379}],
                lock_manager.lock_timeout
            )
            assert lock_manager.redis
            assert lock_manager.drift == pytest.approx(0.102)
github joanvila / aioredlock / tests / ut / test_algorithm.py View on Github external
def test_validator(method, exc_message):
    with pytest.raises(ValueError) as exc_info:
        getattr(Aioredlock, method)(None, None, -1)
    assert str(exc_info.value) == exc_message
github joanvila / aioredlock / tests / acceptance / test_aioredlock.py View on Github external
async def test_aioredlock_lock_with_first_failed_try_two_instances(
        self,
        redis_two_connections
    ):

        lock_manager = Aioredlock(redis_two_connections)
        resource = str(uuid.uuid4())
        garbage_value = 'garbage'

        first_redis = await aioredis.create_redis(
            (redis_two_connections[0]['host'],
             redis_two_connections[0]['port'])
        )

        # write garbage to resource key in first instance
        await first_redis.set(resource, garbage_value)
        is_garbage = True

        # this patched sleep function will remove garbage from
        # frist instance before second try
        real_sleep = asyncio.sleep
github joanvila / aioredlock / tests / acceptance / test_aioredlock.py View on Github external
async def test_simple_aioredlock_two_instances(
            self,
            redis_two_connections):

        await self.check_simple_lock(Aioredlock(redis_two_connections))
github joanvila / aioredlock / tests / ut / test_algorithm.py View on Github external
async def test_lock_one_retry(self, lock_manager_redis_patched, locked_lock):
        lock_manager, redis = lock_manager_redis_patched
        redis.set_lock = CoroutineMock(side_effect=[
            LockError('Can not lock'),
            0.001
        ])

        lock = await lock_manager.lock('resource')

        calls = [
            call('resource', ANY),
            call('resource', ANY)
        ]
        redis.set_lock.assert_has_calls(calls)
        redis.unset_lock.assert_not_called()
        assert lock.resource == 'resource'
        assert lock.id == ANY
        assert lock.valid is True
github joanvila / aioredlock / tests / acceptance / test_aioredlock.py View on Github external
async def check_two_locks_on_same_resource(self, lock_manager):
        resource = str(uuid.uuid4())

        assert await lock_manager.is_locked(resource) is False

        lock1 = await lock_manager.lock(resource)
        assert lock1.valid is True
        assert await lock_manager.is_locked(resource) is True

        with pytest.raises(LockError):
            await lock_manager.lock(resource)
        assert await lock_manager.is_locked(resource) is True

        await lock_manager.unlock(lock1)
        assert lock1.valid is False
        assert await lock_manager.is_locked(resource) is False

        await asyncio.sleep(0.2)  # wait for lock cleanup

        await lock_manager.destroy()
github joanvila / aioredlock / tests / ut / test_algorithm.py View on Github external
async def test_lock_expire_retries_for_timeouts(self, lock_manager_redis_patched, locked_lock):
        lock_manager, redis = lock_manager_redis_patched
        redis.set_lock = CoroutineMock(side_effect=[
            1.100,
            1.001,
            2.000
        ])

        with pytest.raises(LockError):
            await lock_manager.lock('resource')

        await real_sleep(0.1)  # wait until cleaning is completed

        calls = [
            call('resource', ANY),
            call('resource', ANY),
            call('resource', ANY)
        ]
        redis.set_lock.assert_has_calls(calls)
        redis.unset_lock.assert_called_once_with('resource', ANY)
github joanvila / aioredlock / tests / ut / test_redis.py View on Github external
async def test_lock_one_of_two_instances_failed(
            self, mock_redis_two_instances,
            method_name, call_args
    ):
        redis, pool = mock_redis_two_instances
        pool.eval = CoroutineMock(side_effect=[EVAL_ERROR, EVAL_OK])

        method = getattr(redis, method_name)
        script = getattr(redis.instances[0], '%s_script' % method_name)

        with pytest.raises(LockError):
            await method('resource', 'lock_id')

        calls = [call(script, **call_args)] * 2
        pool.eval.assert_has_calls(calls)
github joanvila / aioredlock / tests / ut / test_redis.py View on Github external
self,
            mock_redis_three_instances,
            redis_result,
            success,
            method_name, call_args
    ):
        redis, pool = mock_redis_three_instances
        pool.eval = CoroutineMock(side_effect=redis_result)

        method = getattr(redis, method_name)
        script = getattr(redis.instances[0], '%s_script' % method_name)

        if success:
            await method('resource', 'lock_id')
        else:
            with pytest.raises(LockError):
                await method('resource', 'lock_id')

        calls = [call(script, **call_args)] * 3
        pool.eval.assert_has_calls(calls)

aioredlock

Asyncio implemetation of Redis distributed locks

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Latest version published 3 years ago

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