我有一些日志需要分析,检查日志是否有异常和不正确的形式,可以这么说
我已经为它生成了一个CSV文件:
"timestamp","source","message
"2021-10-18T09:12:29.000Z","Storage","Storage apache: [18/Oct/2021:09:12:29 +0800] 10.102.141.82 - GET /deviceManager/rest/
"2021-10-18T09:12:29.000Z","Storage","Storage apache: [18/Oct/2021:09:12:29 +0800] 10.102.141.82 - GET /deviceManager/rest/
"2021-10-18T09:12:29.000Z","Storage","Storage apache: [18/Oct/2021:09:12:29 +0800] 10.102.141.82 - GET /deviceManager/rest/
"2021-10-18T09:12:29.000Z","Storage","Storage apache: [18/Oct/2021:09:12:29 +0800] 10.102.141.82 - GET /deviceManager/rest/
我使用CSV gem来解析/读取这个文件,并使用RSpec测试来期望一些值/文本/时间格式等。我写了下面的代码。例如,它从8行到12行,我希望看到一个名为"Huawei"的文本;
RSpec.describe "Log parsing" do
it 'returns the source' do
table = CSV.read("Messages_result.csv")
puts arr = table.values_at(8..12)
arr.each do |rows|
expect(rows).to include('Huawei')
end
end
end
我得到的问题是它总是执行第一行的期望,但我想通过整个CSV文件解析/迭代,也应该为每一行显示我的结果。我的期望信息当然会改变,但我只是想先检查一个基本的文本,如华为。有人能告诉我做错了什么,因为每个做理论上应该通过完整的行,并抛出每个期望?
我想通过整个csv文件解析/迭代,并且应该为每行显示我的结果。
这是不可能的,请参阅添加配置选项以在失败时继续。
也就是说,通过修改一点代码,您可以使Rspec检查整个文件并显示所有不符合expect
的行:
RSpec.describe "Log parsing" do
CSV.foreach("Messages_result.csv", :headers => true) do |row|
it 'returns the source' do
expect(row.to_h.values).to include("Huawei")
end
end
end
输出:
FF
Failures:
1) Log parsing returns the source
Failure/Error: expect(row.to_h.values).to include("Huawei")
expected ["2021-10-18T09:10:29.000Z", "Storage", "Storage apache: [18/Oct/2021:09:10:29 +0800] 10.102.141.82 - GET /deviceManager/rest/"] to include "Huawei"
# ./Messages_result.rb:10:in `block (3 levels) in <main>'
2) Log parsing returns the source
Failure/Error: expect(row.to_h.values).to include("Huawei")
expected ["2021-10-18T09:11:24.000Z", "Storage", "Storage apache: [18/Oct/2021:09:11:24 +0800] 10.102.141.82 -...../license/feature HTTP/1.1 python-requests/2.21.0 - - application/json - / gzip, deflate 200 49 0"] to include "Huawei"
# ./Messages_result.rb:10:in `block (3 levels) in <main>'
3) ...
如果你真的想为CSV的每行显示一条消息,那么你除了自己打印它之外没有其他选择。例如:
# get the output stream that Rspec is currently using
ostream = RSpec.configure { |c| c.output_stream }
# define a few colorization helpers
if ostream.tty?
def red str; "e[31m#{str}e[0m"; end
def green str; "e[32m#{str}e[0m"; end
else
def red str; str; end
def green str; str; end
end
RSpec.describe "Log parsing" do
it 'returns the source' do
ostream.puts
ostream.puts " -) Log parsing returns the source - details"
expected = "Huawei"
success = true
CSV.foreach("Messages_result.csv", :headers => true) do |row|
values = row.to_h.values
detail = "expected #{values} to include #{expected.inspect}"
ostream.print ' ' * 5
if values.include?(expected)
ostream.puts green("PASSED: #{detail}")
else
ostream.puts red("FAILED: #{detail}")
success = false
end
end
ostream.puts
ostream.flush
expect(success).to be(true)
end
end