grpc-swift/Tests/SwiftGRPCTests/ServerCancellingTests.swift

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import Dispatch
import Foundation
@testable import SwiftGRPC
import XCTest

fileprivate class CancellingProvider: Echo_EchoProvider {
  func get(request: Echo_EchoRequest, session: Echo_EchoGetSession) throws -> Echo_EchoResponse {
    session.cancel()
    return Echo_EchoResponse()
  }
  
  func expand(request: Echo_EchoRequest, session: Echo_EchoExpandSession) throws -> ServerStatus? {
    session.cancel()
    XCTAssertThrowsError(try session.send(Echo_EchoResponse()))
    return nil
  }
  
  func collect(session: Echo_EchoCollectSession) throws -> Echo_EchoResponse? {
    session.cancel()
    return Echo_EchoResponse()
  }
  
  func update(session: Echo_EchoUpdateSession) throws -> ServerStatus? {
    session.cancel()
    XCTAssertThrowsError(try session.send(Echo_EchoResponse()))
    return nil
  }
}

class ServerCancellingTests: BasicEchoTestCase {
  static var allTests: [(String, (ServerCancellingTests) -> () throws -> Void)] {
    return [
      ("testServerThrowsUnary", testServerThrowsUnary),
      ("testServerThrowsClientStreaming", testServerThrowsClientStreaming),
      ("testServerThrowsServerStreaming", testServerThrowsServerStreaming),
      ("testServerThrowsBidirectionalStreaming", testServerThrowsBidirectionalStreaming)
    ]
  }
  
  override func makeProvider() -> Echo_EchoProvider { return CancellingProvider() }
  
  override var defaultTimeout: TimeInterval { return 5.0 }
}

extension ServerCancellingTests {
  func testServerThrowsUnary() {
    do {
      let result = try client.get(Echo_EchoRequest(text: "foo")).text
      XCTFail("should have thrown, received \(result) instead")
    } catch {
      guard case let .callError(callResult) = error as! RPCError
        else { XCTFail("unexpected error \(error)"); return }
      XCTAssertEqual(.cancelled, callResult.statusCode)
      XCTAssertEqual("Cancelled", callResult.statusMessage)
    }
  }
  
  func testServerThrowsClientStreaming() {
    let completionHandlerExpectation = expectation(description: "final completion handler called")
    let call = try! client.collect { callResult in
      XCTAssertEqual(.cancelled, callResult.statusCode)
      XCTAssertEqual("Cancelled", callResult.statusMessage)
      completionHandlerExpectation.fulfill()
    }
    
    let sendExpectation = expectation(description: "send completion handler 1 called")
    try! call.send(Echo_EchoRequest(text: "foo")) { [sendExpectation] in
      // The server only times out later in its lifecycle, so we shouldn't get an error when trying to send a message.
      XCTAssertNil($0)
      sendExpectation.fulfill()
    }
    call.waitForSendOperationsToFinish()
    
    do {
      let result = try call.closeAndReceive()
      XCTFail("should have thrown, received \(result) instead")
    } catch let receiveError {
      XCTAssertEqual(.unknown, (receiveError as! RPCError).callResult!.statusCode)
    }
    
    waitForExpectations(timeout: defaultTimeout)
  }
  
  func testServerThrowsServerStreaming() {
    let completionHandlerExpectation = expectation(description: "completion handler called")
    let call = try! client.expand(Echo_EchoRequest(text: "foo bar baz")) { callResult in
      XCTAssertEqual(.cancelled, callResult.statusCode)
      XCTAssertEqual("Cancelled", callResult.statusMessage)
      completionHandlerExpectation.fulfill()
    }
    
    // FIXME(danielalm): Why does `call.receive()` essentially return "end of stream", rather than returning an error?
    XCTAssertNil(try! call.receive())
    
    waitForExpectations(timeout: defaultTimeout)
  }
  
  func testServerThrowsBidirectionalStreaming() {
    let completionHandlerExpectation = expectation(description: "completion handler called")
    let call = try! client.update { callResult in
      XCTAssertEqual(.cancelled, callResult.statusCode)
      XCTAssertEqual("Cancelled", callResult.statusMessage)
      completionHandlerExpectation.fulfill()
    }
    
    let sendExpectation = expectation(description: "send completion handler 1 called")
    try! call.send(Echo_EchoRequest(text: "foo")) { [sendExpectation] in
      // The server only times out later in its lifecycle, so we shouldn't get an error when trying to send a message.
      XCTAssertNil($0)
      sendExpectation.fulfill()
    }
    call.waitForSendOperationsToFinish()
    
    // FIXME(danielalm): Why does `call.receive()` essentially return "end of stream", rather than returning an error?
    XCTAssertNil(try! call.receive())
    
    waitForExpectations(timeout: defaultTimeout)
  }
}