problemrectest

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v0.23.0 Latest Latest Go to latest Published: Nov 6, 2026 License: MIT Imports: 7 Imported by: 0

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github.com/frostyard/intuneme

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Overview ¶

Package problemrectest gives tests a local journal test socket for the problem records of intuneme. Only tests import it.

Index ¶

func Check(t testing.TB, fields map[string]string, class, version, code string) problems.Detail
func Listen(t testing.TB) (path string, next func() map[string]string)
type Socket
- func NewSocket(t testing.TB) *Socket
- func Use(t testing.TB, version string) *Socket
- func (s *Socket) ExpectNone(wait time.Duration)
- func (s *Socket) Next() map[string]string

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Variables ¶

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Functions ¶

func Check ¶

func Check(t testing.TB, fields map[string]string, class, version, code string) problems.Detail

Check fails the test when fields is not a valid intuneme record of class at version, or when its code differs from code (empty for a panic). It returns the validated detail.

func Listen ¶

func Listen(t testing.TB) (path string, next func() map[string]string)

Listen binds a test socket and returns its path and a function that reads the next record. next fails the test when no datagram comes within 5 seconds, or when the datagram does not decode.

Types ¶

type Socket ¶

type Socket struct {
	// Path is the socket path for problems.WithSocket.
	Path string
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

Socket is a unixgram test socket that stands in for the journal socket.

func NewSocket ¶

func NewSocket(t testing.TB) *Socket

NewSocket binds a unixgram socket in t.TempDir. It closes at the end of the test.

func Use ¶

func Use(t testing.TB, version string) *Socket

Use makes the process-wide recorder for version, writing to a new test socket, and restores the old recorder at the end of the test.

func (*Socket) ExpectNone ¶

func (s *Socket) ExpectNone(wait time.Duration)

ExpectNone fails the test when a datagram arrives within wait. A record is sent before the call that writes it returns, so a short wait is enough.

func (*Socket) Next ¶

func (s *Socket) Next() map[string]string

Next reads 1 datagram, with a deadline of 5 seconds, and decodes it with problems.DecodeEntry.

Source Files ¶

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problemrectest.go

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