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#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""
in 2016/07/23 18:37:37 InfluxDB starting, version 0.13.0, branch 0.13, commit e57fb88a051ee40fd9277094345fbd47bb4783ce
this fuzzer can cause a concurrent read write crash
"""
import itertools
from multiprocessing.pool import ThreadPool as Pool
from pyinflux.client import InfluxDB, Line
influxdb = InfluxDB('test', 'localhost')
value_generator = itertools.count()
def test(number):
for value in value_generator:
if (value + 1) % 500 == 0:
print("thread {} at {}".format(number, value))
expected = "value{value}".format(value=value)
line = Line('series' + str(value),
{'tag': 'tag' + expected},
{'field': 'field' + expected})
try:
influxdb.write([line])
except:
print(line)
raise
query = """\
SELECT *
FROM "series{value}"
WHERE time >= now() - 2s""".format(value=value)
try:
results = influxdb.query(query).as_json()['results']
except:
print("""\
Failure. With the following INSERT:
{line}""".format(line=line))
raise
try:
assert len(results) == 1
series = results[0]['series']
assert len(series) == 1
series_result = series[0]
assert series_result['name'] == 'series' + str(value)
assert len(series_result['values']) == 1
values = series_result['values']
assert len(values) == 1
assert len(values[0]) == 3
columns = series_result['columns']
assert columns == ['time', 'field', 'tag']
assert values[0][columns.index('field')] == 'fieldvalue' + str(value)
assert values[0][columns.index('tag')] == 'tagvalue' + str(value)
except:
print("""\
Failure. With the following INSERT:
{line}
Got this result:
{results}""".format(line=line, results=results))
raise
print(influxdb.query('DROP DATABASE test').as_text())
print(influxdb.query('CREATE DATABASE test').as_text())
N_PROC = 2
with Pool(processes=N_PROC) as pool:
for res in pool.imap_unordered(test, range(1, N_PROC + 1)):
# they are suppossed to run endlessly, if one returns then there was a failure
pool.terminate()
print('Done')
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