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letro-ios/UnitTests/Sources/LoggingTests.swift
Doug 6e06d92023 #166: Re-write MXLogger in Swift
* Add logging tests that cover file rotation.

* Re-write MXLogger in Swift.
2022-11-18 15:02:01 +00:00

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//
// Copyright 2022 New Vector Ltd
//
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@testable import ElementX
import XCTest
class LoggingTests: XCTestCase {
private enum Constants {
static let genericFailure = "Test failed"
}
override func setUpWithError() throws {
MXLogger.deleteLogFiles()
}
override func tearDownWithError() throws {
// Put teardown code here. This method is called after the invocation of each test method in the class.
}
func testFileLogging() throws {
XCTAssertTrue(MXLogger.logFiles.isEmpty)
let log = UUID().uuidString
let configuration = MXLogConfiguration()
configuration.redirectLogsToFiles = true
MXLog.configure(configuration)
MXLog.debug(log)
guard let logFile = MXLogger.logFiles.first else {
XCTFail(Constants.genericFailure)
return
}
let content = try String(contentsOf: logFile)
XCTAssert(content.contains(log))
}
func testFileRotationOnLaunch() throws {
// Given a fresh launch with no logs.
XCTAssertTrue(MXLogger.logFiles.isEmpty)
// When launching the app 5 times.
let launchCount = 5
for index in 0..<launchCount {
let configuration = MXLogConfiguration()
configuration.redirectLogsToFiles = true
MXLog.configure(configuration) // This call is only made at app launch.
MXLog.debug("Launch \(index + 1)")
}
// Then 5 log files should be created each with the correct contents.
let logFiles = MXLogger.logFiles
XCTAssertEqual(logFiles.count, launchCount, "The number of log files should match the number of launches.")
try verifyContents(of: logFiles, after: launchCount)
}
func testMaxLogFileCount() throws {
// Given a fresh launch with no logs.
XCTAssertTrue(MXLogger.logFiles.isEmpty)
// When launching the app 10 times, with a maxLogCount of 5.
let launchCount = 10
let logFileCount = 5
for index in 0..<launchCount {
let configuration = MXLogConfiguration()
configuration.maxLogFilesCount = UInt(logFileCount)
configuration.redirectLogsToFiles = true
MXLog.configure(configuration) // This call is only made at app launch.
MXLog.debug("Launch \(index + 1)")
}
// Then only 5 log files should be stored on disk, with the contents of launches 6 to 10.
let logFiles = MXLogger.logFiles
XCTAssertEqual(logFiles.count, logFileCount, "The number of log files should match the number of launches.")
try verifyContents(of: logFiles, after: launchCount)
}
func testLogFileSizeLimit() throws {
// Given a fresh launch with no logs.
XCTAssertTrue(MXLogger.logFiles.isEmpty)
// When launching the app 10 times, with a max total log size of 25KB and logging ~5KB data each time.
let launchCount = 10
let logFileSizeLimit = 25 * 1024
for index in 0..<launchCount {
let configuration = MXLogConfiguration()
configuration.logFilesSizeLimit = UInt(logFileSizeLimit)
configuration.redirectLogsToFiles = true
MXLog.configure(configuration) // This call is only made at app launch.
MXLog.debug("Launch \(index + 1)")
// Add ~5KB of logs
for _ in 0..<5 {
let string = [String](repeating: "a", count: 1024).joined()
MXLog.debug(string)
}
}
// Then only the most recent log files should be stored on disk.
let logFiles = MXLogger.logFiles
XCTAssertGreaterThan(logFiles.count, 0, "There should be at least one log file created.")
XCTAssertLessThan(logFiles.count, launchCount, "Some of the log files should have been removed trimmed.")
try verifyContents(of: logFiles, after: launchCount)
}
/// Verifies that the log files all contain the correct `Launch #` based on the index
/// in the file name and the number of launches of the app.
func verifyContents(of logFiles: [URL], after launchCount: Int) throws {
for logFile in logFiles {
let regex = /\d+/
let fileIndex = logFile.lastPathComponent.firstMatch(of: regex)?.0 ?? "0"
guard let index = Int(fileIndex) else {
XCTFail(Constants.genericFailure)
return
}
let content = try String(contentsOf: logFile)
XCTAssertTrue(content.contains("Launch \(launchCount - index)"), "The log files should be for the most recent launches in reverse chronological order.")
}
}
func testLogLevels() throws {
XCTAssert(MXLogger.logFiles.isEmpty)
let log = UUID().uuidString
let configuration = MXLogConfiguration()
configuration.logLevel = .error
configuration.redirectLogsToFiles = true
MXLog.configure(configuration)
MXLog.debug(log)
guard let logFile = MXLogger.logFiles.first else {
XCTFail(Constants.genericFailure)
return
}
let content = try String(contentsOf: logFile)
XCTAssertFalse(content.contains(log))
}
func testSubLogName() {
XCTAssert(MXLogger.logFiles.isEmpty)
let subLogName = "nse"
let configuration = MXLogConfiguration()
configuration.subLogName = subLogName
configuration.redirectLogsToFiles = true
MXLog.configure(configuration)
MXLog.debug(UUID().uuidString)
guard let logFile = MXLogger.logFiles.first else {
XCTFail(Constants.genericFailure)
return
}
XCTAssertTrue(logFile.lastPathComponent.contains(subLogName))
}
}