"""Tests for utility modules.""" import time from data.oui import get_manufacturer from utils.cleanup import DataStore from utils.dependencies import check_tool from utils.process import is_valid_channel, is_valid_mac class TestMacValidation: """Tests for MAC address validation.""" def test_valid_mac(self): """Test valid MAC addresses.""" assert is_valid_mac("AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF") is True assert is_valid_mac("aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:ff") is True assert is_valid_mac("00:11:22:33:44:55") is True def test_invalid_mac(self): """Test invalid MAC addresses.""" assert is_valid_mac("") is False assert is_valid_mac(None) is False assert is_valid_mac("invalid") is False assert is_valid_mac("AA:BB:CC:DD:EE") is False assert is_valid_mac("AA-BB-CC-DD-EE-FF") is False class TestChannelValidation: """Tests for WiFi channel validation.""" def test_valid_channels(self): """Test valid channel numbers.""" assert is_valid_channel(1) is True assert is_valid_channel(6) is True assert is_valid_channel(11) is True assert is_valid_channel("36") is True assert is_valid_channel(149) is True def test_invalid_channels(self): """Test invalid channel numbers.""" assert is_valid_channel(0) is False assert is_valid_channel(-1) is False assert is_valid_channel(201) is False assert is_valid_channel(None) is False assert is_valid_channel("invalid") is False class TestToolCheck: """Tests for tool availability checking.""" def test_common_tools(self): """Test checking for common tools.""" # These should return bool, regardless of whether installed assert isinstance(check_tool("ls"), bool) assert isinstance(check_tool("nonexistent_tool_12345"), bool) def test_nonexistent_tool(self): """Test that nonexistent tools return False.""" assert check_tool("nonexistent_tool_xyz_12345") is False class TestOuiLookup: """Tests for OUI manufacturer lookup.""" def test_known_manufacturer(self): """Test looking up known manufacturers.""" # Apple prefix result = get_manufacturer("00:25:DB:AA:BB:CC") assert result == "Apple" or result == "Unknown" def test_unknown_manufacturer(self): """Test looking up unknown manufacturer.""" result = get_manufacturer("FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF") assert result == "Unknown" class TestDataStoreCleanup: """Tests for DataStore cleanup behavior.""" def test_cleanup_removes_expired_keeps_fresh(self): """Test that cleanup removes expired entries and keeps fresh ones.""" store = DataStore(max_age_seconds=0.001, name="test") store.set("old", 1) time.sleep(0.01) store.set("new", 2) removed = store.cleanup() assert removed == 1 assert "old" not in store assert "new" in store def test_cleanup_does_not_delete_refreshed_entry(self): """An entry whose timestamp was updated after the snapshot must survive cleanup.""" store = DataStore(max_age_seconds=0.1, name="test") store.set("key", "old") time.sleep(0.15) # expire it # Directly test the scenario: snapshot shows key is expired, but refresh it before deletion now = time.time() # At this point, key's timestamp is old (from sleep above) # Simulate the snapshot phase with store._lock: timestamps_snapshot = list(store.timestamps.items()) # Check that key appears expired in snapshot expired_in_snapshot = [k for k, t in timestamps_snapshot if now - t > store.max_age] assert "key" in expired_in_snapshot # Now refresh the key (simulating another thread's set()) store.set("key", "refreshed") # Now simulate the deletion phase with re-validation # (this is what the new code does) deleted = 0 with store._lock: for key in expired_in_snapshot: if key in store.timestamps and now - store.timestamps[key] > store.max_age: del store.data[key] del store.timestamps[key] deleted += 1 # With re-validation, key should NOT be deleted because its timestamp was refreshed assert deleted == 0 assert store.get("key") == "refreshed"