/**
* Test the default storage interface.
*/
public function test_file_interface()
{
$fl = new fileLogger();
// Nothing logged, this should be empty:
$this->assertEmpty($fl->isInAlert('foofail'));
// Write a failure, see if it was written:
$fl->writeAlert('foofail', 0);
$log = $fl->readAlerts('foofail');
$this->assertNotEquals('barfail', $log[0]['check']);
$this->assertEquals('foofail', $log[0]['check']);
$this->assertEquals(0, $log[0]['status']);
// Write a success, see if it was written:
$fl->writeAlert('foofail', 1);
$log = $fl->readAlerts('foofail');
$this->assertNotEquals('barfail', $log[1]['check']);
$this->assertEquals('foofail', $log[1]['check']);
$this->assertEquals(1, $log[1]['status']);
// Reset alerts, confirm that the log is empty:
$fl->resetAlerts('foofail');
$this->assertEmpty($fl->isInAlert('foofail'));
// Since order is important for determining alert clears, see if slamming
// the interface breaks things.
$test_values = array();
for ($i = 0; $i < 100; $i++) {
$rand = rand(0, 1);
$test_values[] = $rand;
$fl->writeAlert('megacount', $rand);
}
$log = $fl->readAlerts('megacount');
$this->assertEquals(100, count($log));
foreach ($test_values as $k => $v) {
$this->assertEquals($v, $log[$k]['status']);
}
// Reset alerts, confirm again that the log is empty:
$fl->resetAlerts('megacount');
$this->assertEmpty($fl->isInAlert('megacount'));
}
