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bake: Enable multiprocess baking. Baking is now done by running a worker per CPU, and sending jobs to them. This changes several things across the codebase: * Ability to not cache things related to pages other than the 'main' page (i.e. the page at the bottom of the execution stack). * Decouple the baking process from the bake records, so only the main process keeps track (and modifies) the bake record. * Remove the need for 'batch page getters' and loading a page directly from the page factories. There are various smaller changes too included here, including support for scope performance timers that are saved with the bake record and can be printed out to the console. Yes I got carried away. For testing, the in-memory 'mock' file-system doesn't work anymore, since we're spawning processes, so this is replaced by a 'tmpfs' file-system which is saved in temporary files on disk and deleted after tests have run.
author Ludovic Chabant <ludovic@chabant.com>
date Fri, 12 Jun 2015 17:09:19 -0700
parents 474c9882decf
children 72f17534d58e
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import pytest
from piecrust.page import parse_segments



test_parse_segments_data1 = ("", {'content': ''})
test_parse_segments_data2 = ("Foo bar", {'content': 'Foo bar'})
test_parse_segments_data3 = ("""Something that spans
several lines
like this""",
        {'content': """Something that spans
several lines
like this"""})
test_parse_segments_data4 = ("""Blah blah
---foo---
Something else
---bar---
Last thing
""",
        {
            'content': "Blah blah\n",
            'foo': "Something else\n",
            'bar': "Last thing\n"})
test_parse_segments_data5 = ("""Blah blah
<--textile-->
Here's some textile
""",
        {
            'content': [
                ("Blah blah\n", None),
                ("Here's some textile\n", 'textile')]})
test_parse_segments_data6 = ("""Blah blah
Whatever
<--textile-->
Oh well, that's good
---foo---
Another segment
With another...
<--change-->
...of formatting.
""",
        {
            'content': [
                ("Blah blah\nWhatever\n", None),
                ("Oh well, that's good\n", 'textile')],
            'foo': [
                ("Another segment\nWith another...\n", None),
                ("...of formatting.\n", 'change')]})

@pytest.mark.parametrize('text, expected', [
        test_parse_segments_data1,
        test_parse_segments_data2,
        test_parse_segments_data3,
        test_parse_segments_data4,
        test_parse_segments_data5,
        test_parse_segments_data6,
    ])
def test_parse_segments(text, expected):
    actual = parse_segments(text)
    assert actual is not None
    assert list(actual.keys()) == list(expected.keys())
    for key, val in expected.items():
        if isinstance(val, str):
            assert len(actual[key].parts) == 1
            assert actual[key].parts[0].content == val
            assert actual[key].parts[0].fmt is None
        else:
            assert len(actual[key].parts) == len(val)
            for i, part in enumerate(val):
                assert actual[key].parts[i].content == part[0]
                assert actual[key].parts[i].fmt == part[1]