/loggerhead/trunk

# Copyright 2009, 2010, 2011 Canonical Ltd

#

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# Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Suite 500, Boston, MA 02110-1335  USA

# This file allows loggerhead to be treated as a plugin for bzr.

#

# XXX: Because loggerhead already contains a loggerhead directory, much of the

# code is going to appear loaded at breezy.plugins.loggerhead.loggerhead.

# This seems like the easiest thing, because breezy wants the top-level plugin

# directory to be the module, but when it's used as a library people expect

# the source directory to contain a directory called loggerhead.  -- mbp

# 20090123

"""Loggerhead web viewer for Bazaar branches.

This provides a new option "--http" to the "bzr serve" command, that

starts a web server to browse the contents of a branch.

"""

import sys

version_info = (1, 20, 0) # Keep in sync with loggerhead/__init__.py

import breezy

from breezy import commands

from breezy.transport import transport_server_registry

DEFAULT_HOST = '0.0.0.0'

DEFAULT_PORT = 8080

HELP = ('Loggerhead, a web-based code viewer and server. (default port: %d)' %

        (DEFAULT_PORT,))

def serve_http(transport, host=None, port=None, inet=None, client_timeout=None):

    # TODO: if we supported inet to pass requests in and respond to them,

    #       then it would be easier to test the full stack, but it probably

    #       means routing around paste.httpserver.serve which probably

    #       isn't testing the full stack

    from paste.httpexceptions import HTTPExceptionHandler

    from paste.httpserver import serve

    from .loggerhead.apps.http_head import HeadMiddleware

    from .loggerhead.apps.transport import BranchesFromTransportRoot

    from .loggerhead.config import LoggerheadConfig

    from .loggerhead.main import setup_logging

    if host is None:

        host = DEFAULT_HOST

    if port is None:

        port = DEFAULT_PORT

    argv = ['--host', host, '--port', str(port), '--', transport.base]

    if not transport.is_readonly():

        argv.insert(0, '--allow-writes')

    config = LoggerheadConfig(argv)

    setup_logging(config, init_logging=False, log_file=sys.stderr)

    app = BranchesFromTransportRoot(transport.base, config)

    # Bug #758618, HeadMiddleware seems to break HTTPExceptionHandler from

    # actually sending appropriate return codes to the client. Since nobody

    # desperately needs HeadMiddleware right now, just ignoring it.

    # app = HeadMiddleware(app)

    app = HTTPExceptionHandler(app)

    serve(app, host=host, port=port)

transport_server_registry.register('http', serve_http, help=HELP)

class cmd_load_test_loggerhead(commands.Command):

    """Run a load test against a live loggerhead instance.

    Pass in the name of a script file to run. See loggerhead/load_test.py

    for a description of the file format.

    """

    hidden = True

    takes_args = ["filename"]

    def run(self, filename):

        from .loggerhead.loggerhead import load_test

        script = load_test.run_script(filename)

        for thread_id in sorted(script._threads):

            worker = script._threads[thread_id][0]

            for url, success, time in worker.stats:

                self.outf.write(' %5.3fs %s %s\n'

                                % (time, str(success)[0], url))

commands.register_command(cmd_load_test_loggerhead)

def load_tests(loader, basic_tests, pattern):

    from .loggerhead.tests import test_suite

    basic_tests.addTest(test_suite())

    return basic_tests