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Description

  • Added a comprehensive benchmarking suite with various test types including JSON, plaintext, database, query, cached-query, update, and fortune.
  • Implemented Docker-based setup for running benchmarks with wrk.
  • Created abstract base class and specific test type classes for managing and verifying benchmarks.
  • Added scripts for load testing using wrk with concurrency, pipeline, and query configurations.
  • Provided documentation and configuration templates for setting up new benchmark tests.

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Configuration changes
2 files
wrk.dockerfile
Add Dockerfile for benchmarking setup with wrk                     

benchmarks/load-testing/wrk/wrk.dockerfile

  • Added Dockerfile for benchmarking using Ubuntu 24.04.
  • Installed necessary packages including wrk.
  • Set environment variables for benchmarking scripts.
  • +21/-0   
    benchmark_config.json
    Add benchmark configuration template                                         

    benchmarks/pre-benchmarks/benchmark_config.json

  • Added configuration template for benchmark tests.
  • Defined default test parameters and metadata.
  • +26/-0   
    Enhancement
    17 files
    __init__.py
    Initialize and load benchmark test types dynamically         

    benchmarks/init.py

  • Initialized test types from benchmark directories.
  • Ignored __pycache__ folders.
  • Dynamically loaded test type modules.
  • +20/-0   
    abstract_test_type.py
    Define abstract base class for benchmark test types           

    benchmarks/abstract_test_type.py

  • Defined abstract class for benchmark test types.
  • Implemented methods for parsing configurations and verifying tests.
  • Added request handling and logging capabilities.
  • +132/-0 
    benchmarker.py
    Implement Benchmarker class for managing test execution   

    benchmarks/benchmarker.py

  • Implemented Benchmarker class to manage benchmark tests.
  • Added methods for running, verifying, and logging tests.
  • Integrated Docker for test environment setup.
  • +350/-0 
    cached-query.py
    Implement cached-query benchmark test type                             

    benchmarks/cached-query/cached-query.py

  • Implemented TestType for cached-query benchmarks.
  • Added URL verification and script variable methods.
  • Integrated response validation logic.
  • +67/-0   
    db.py
    Implement database benchmark test type                                     

    benchmarks/db/db.py

  • Implemented TestType for database benchmarks.
  • Added methods for URL verification and script variables.
  • Included response validation for database queries.
  • +94/-0   
    fortune.py
    Implement fortune benchmark test type                                       

    benchmarks/fortune/fortune.py

  • Implemented TestType for fortune benchmarks.
  • Added HTML response validation using FortuneHTMLParser.
  • Defined methods for URL verification and script variables.
  • +123/-0 
    fortune_html_parser.py
    Create HTML parser for fortune benchmark validation           

    benchmarks/fortune/fortune_html_parser.py

  • Created FortuneHTMLParser for parsing and validating HTML.
  • Implemented methods for handling HTML tags and data.
  • Added validation against a known fortune spec.
  • +189/-0 
    framework_test.py
    Define FrameworkTest class for managing test execution     

    benchmarks/framework_test.py

  • Defined FrameworkTest class for managing individual tests.
  • Implemented methods for starting tests and verifying URLs.
  • Integrated Docker for test execution.
  • +189/-0 
    json.py
    Implement JSON benchmark test type                                             

    benchmarks/json/json.py

  • Implemented TestType for JSON benchmarks.
  • Added methods for URL verification and script variables.
  • Included JSON response validation logic.
  • +68/-0   
    plaintext.py
    Implement plaintext benchmark test type                                   

    benchmarks/plaintext/plaintext.py

  • Implemented TestType for plaintext benchmarks.
  • Added methods for URL verification and script variables.
  • Included plaintext response validation logic.
  • +80/-0   
    query.py
    Implement query benchmark test type                                           

    benchmarks/query/query.py

  • Implemented TestType for query benchmarks.
  • Added methods for URL verification and script variables.
  • Integrated response validation for query cases.
  • +66/-0   
    update.py
    Implement update benchmark test type                                         

    benchmarks/update/update.py

  • Implemented TestType for update benchmarks.
  • Added methods for URL verification and script variables.
  • Integrated response validation for update cases.
  • +65/-0   
    verifications.py
    Add verification functions for benchmark responses             

    benchmarks/verifications.py

  • Added various verification functions for benchmarks.
  • Implemented response validation for JSON and headers.
  • Included methods for verifying query counts and updates.
  • +474/-0 
    concurrency.sh
    Add concurrency benchmark script using wrk                             

    benchmarks/load-testing/wrk/concurrency.sh

  • Added script for running concurrency benchmarks with wrk.
  • Configured primer, warmup, and concurrency levels.
  • Included logging of start and end times.
  • +35/-0   
    pipeline.sh
    Add pipeline benchmark script using wrk                                   

    benchmarks/load-testing/wrk/pipeline.sh

  • Added script for running pipeline benchmarks with wrk.
  • Configured primer, warmup, and concurrency levels.
  • Included logging of start and end times.
  • +35/-0   
    query.sh
    Add query benchmark script using wrk                                         

    benchmarks/load-testing/wrk/query.sh

  • Added script for running query benchmarks with wrk.
  • Configured primer, warmup, and query levels.
  • Included logging of start and end times.
  • +35/-0   
    pipeline.lua
    Add Lua script for pipeline request handling in wrk           

    benchmarks/load-testing/wrk/pipeline.lua

  • Added Lua script for handling pipeline requests in wrk.
  • Configured request formatting and depth.
  • +12/-0   
    Documentation
    1 files
    README.md
    Add README template for new benchmark tests                           

    benchmarks/pre-benchmarks/README.md

  • Added README template for new benchmark tests.
  • Provided instructions for setting up and verifying tests.
  • Included placeholders for test-specific information.
  • +93/-0   

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    Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

    This PR adds a comprehensive benchmarking test framework implementation that includes test types for JSON, Plaintext, DB, Query, Cached Query, Update, and Fortune tests. The framework provides verification utilities, test runners, and load testing capabilities using wrk.

    Class diagram for the benchmarking framework

    classDiagram
        class Benchmarker {
            +Benchmarker(config)
            +run()
            +stop(signal, frame)
        }
        class FrameworkTest {
            +FrameworkTest(name, directory, benchmarker, runTests, args)
            +start()
            +is_accepting_requests()
            +verify_urls()
        }
        class AbstractTestType {
            +AbstractTestType(config, name, requires_db, accept_header, args)
            +parse(test_keys)
            +request_headers_and_body(url)
            +output_headers_and_body()
            +verify(base_url)
            +get_url()
            +get_script_name()
            +get_script_variables(name, url, port)
        }
        class TestType {
            +TestType(config)
            +get_url()
            +verify(base_url)
            +get_script_name()
            +get_script_variables(name, url)
        }
        AbstractTestType <|-- TestType
        Benchmarker --> FrameworkTest
        FrameworkTest --> AbstractTestType
        AbstractTestType <|-- TestType
        TestType <|-- JSONTestType
        TestType <|-- PlaintextTestType
        TestType <|-- DBTestType
        TestType <|-- QueryTestType
        TestType <|-- CachedQueryTestType
        TestType <|-- UpdateTestType
        TestType <|-- FortuneTestType
    
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    Change Details Files
    Added core verification utilities for validating test responses
    • Implemented basic body verification to check response validity
    • Added header verification to validate required HTTP headers
    • Created verification for JSON objects, random numbers, and fortune HTML responses
    • Added query count verification for database operations
    benchmarks/verifications.py
    Implemented abstract test type base class and concrete test implementations
    • Created AbstractTestType base class defining common test interface
    • Implemented JSON test type for validating JSON responses
    • Added Plaintext test type for raw text responses
    • Created DB test type for database query validation
    • Implemented Query and Cached Query test types
    • Added Update test type for database modifications
    • Created Fortune test type for HTML template responses
    benchmarks/abstract_test_type.py
    benchmarks/json/json.py
    benchmarks/plaintext/plaintext.py
    benchmarks/db/db.py
    benchmarks/query/query.py
    benchmarks/cached-query/cached-query.py
    benchmarks/update/update.py
    benchmarks/fortune/fortune.py
    benchmarks/fortune/fortune_html_parser.py
    Added benchmarker implementation for running tests
    • Created Benchmarker class to coordinate test execution
    • Implemented test verification and benchmarking logic
    • Added support for running tests in verify or benchmark mode
    • Created Docker container management for tests
    benchmarks/benchmarker.py
    Added load testing scripts and configuration
    • Created wrk-based load testing scripts for concurrency tests
    • Added pipeline testing capability for HTTP pipelining
    • Implemented query load testing
    • Created Docker configuration for wrk load tester
    benchmarks/load-testing/wrk/concurrency.sh
    benchmarks/load-testing/wrk/pipeline.sh
    benchmarks/load-testing/wrk/pipeline.lua
    benchmarks/load-testing/wrk/query.sh
    benchmarks/load-testing/wrk/wrk.dockerfile
    Added framework test scaffolding
    • Created FrameworkTest class for test implementations
    • Added test configuration template
    • Created README template for new tests
    benchmarks/framework_test.py
    benchmarks/pre-benchmarks/benchmark_config.json
    benchmarks/pre-benchmarks/README.md

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    Command injection:
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    problems.append(('fail', 'Required response header missing: %s' % v,
    url))

    if all(v.lower() not in headers
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    🚨 suggestion (security): Validate Transfer-Encoding value when present

    When Transfer-Encoding header is present, verify that its value is 'chunked'. Invalid Transfer-Encoding values could cause issues with response handling.

        if all(v.lower() not in headers for v in ('Content-Length', 'Transfer-Encoding')):
            problems.append((
        elif 'transfer-encoding' in headers.lower() and headers['transfer-encoding'].lower() != 'chunked':
            problems.append(('fail', 'Invalid Transfer-Encoding header value', url))


    6. Fix this `README.md` and open a pull request

    Starting on line 49 is your actual `README.md` that will sit with your test implementation. Update all the dummy values to their correct values so that when people visit your test in our Github repository, they will be greated with information on how your test implementation works and where to look for useful source code.
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    issue (documentation): Fix typo: 'greated' should be 'greeted'

    Comment on lines +49 to +58
    # $DISPLAY_NAME Benchmarking Test

    ### Test Type Implementation Source Code

    * [JSON](Relative/Path/To/Your/Source/File)
    * [PLAINTEXT](Relative/Path/To/Your/Source/File)
    * [DB](Relative/Path/To/Your/Source/File)
    * [QUERY](Relative/Path/To/Your/Source/File)
    * [CACHED QUERY](Relative/Path/To/Your/Source/File)
    * [UPDATE](Relative/Path/To/Your/Source/File)
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    suggestion (documentation): Consider marking placeholder values more explicitly

    Values like $DISPLAY_NAME and the relative paths could be marked with or similar to make it clearer they need to be replaced.

    # <DISPLAY_NAME> Benchmarking Test
    
    ### Test Type Implementation Source Code
    
    * [JSON](<PATH_TO_SOURCE_FILE>)
    * [PLAINTEXT](<PATH_TO_SOURCE_FILE>)
    * [DB](<PATH_TO_SOURCE_FILE>)
    * [QUERY](<PATH_TO_SOURCE_FILE>)
    * [CACHED QUERY](<PATH_TO_SOURCE_FILE>)
    * [UPDATE](<PATH_TO_SOURCE_FILE>)
    * [FORTUNES](<PATH_TO_SOURCE_FILE>)
    


    2. Edit `benchmark_config.json`

    You will need alter `benchmark_config.json` to have the appropriate end-points and port specified.
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    suggestion (documentation): Consider adding an example of benchmark_config.json modifications

    A small example showing the required changes would make it clearer what needs to be modified.

    Suggested change
    You will need alter `benchmark_config.json` to have the appropriate end-points and port specified.
    You will need to alter `benchmark_config.json` to have the appropriate end-points and port specified. For example:
    {
    "endpoint": "http://localhost:8080",
    "port": 8080,
    "routes": ["/api/v1/endpoint"]
    }

    return problems


    def verify_query_cases(self, cases, url, check_updates=False):
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    issue (complexity): Consider extracting query parameter validation logic into a separate function to improve code organization.

    The verify_query_cases() function has become overly complex with deep nesting and mixed responsibilities. Consider extracting the query parameter validation:

    def validate_query_param(q, max_infraction):
        try:
            queries = int(q)
            if queries > MAX:
                return MAX, None
            elif queries < MIN:
                return MIN, None
            return queries, None
        except ValueError:
            return 1, (max_infraction, 
                'No response given for stringy `queries` parameter %s\n' 
                'Suggestion: modify your /queries route to handle this case' % q)
    
    def verify_query_cases(self, cases, url, check_updates=False):
        problems = []
        world_db_before = {}
        if check_updates:
            world_db_before = databases[self.database.lower()].get_current_world_table(self.config)
    
        for q, max_infraction in cases:
            case_url = url + q
            headers, body = self.request_headers_and_body(case_url)
    
            expected_len, validation_error = validate_query_param(q, max_infraction)
            if validation_error:
                problems.append(validation_error)
                continue
    
            problems.extend(verify_randomnumber_list(expected_len, headers, body, case_url, max_infraction))
            problems.extend(verify_headers(self.request_headers_and_body, headers, case_url))
    
            if check_updates and int(q) >= MAX:
                world_db_after = databases[self.database.lower()].get_current_world_table(self.config)
                problems.extend(verify_updates(world_db_before, world_db_after, MAX, case_url))
    
        return problems

    This reduces nesting and separates concerns while maintaining functionality. The validation logic is now reusable and the main function flow is clearer.

    Comment on lines +75 to +77
    url = "http://%s:%s%s" % (self.benchmarker.config.server_host,
    self.port,
    self.runTests[test_type].get_url())
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    suggestion (code-quality): Replace interpolated string formatting with f-string (replace-interpolation-with-fstring)

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    url = "http://%s:%s%s" % (self.benchmarker.config.server_host,
    self.port,
    self.runTests[test_type].get_url())
    url = f"http://{self.benchmarker.config.server_host}:{self.port}{self.runTests[test_type].get_url()}"

    with open(os.path.join(verificationPath, 'verification.txt'),
    'w') as verification:
    test = self.runTests[test_type]
    log("VERIFYING %s" % test_type.upper(),
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    issue (code-quality): We've found these issues:


    # json_url should be at least "/json"
    if len(self.json_url) < 5:
    problems.append(
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    issue (code-quality): We've found these issues:

    Comment on lines +53 to +67
    'max_concurrency':
    max(self.config.concurrency_levels),
    'name':
    name,
    'duration':
    self.config.duration,
    'levels':
    " ".join(
    "{}".format(item) for item in self.config.concurrency_levels),
    'server_host':
    self.config.server_host,
    'url':
    url,
    'accept':
    "application/json,text/html;q=0.9,application/xhtml+xml;q=0.9,application/xml;q=0.8,*/*;q=0.7"
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    suggestion (code-quality): Replace call to format with f-string (use-fstring-for-formatting)

    Suggested change
    'max_concurrency':
    max(self.config.concurrency_levels),
    'name':
    name,
    'duration':
    self.config.duration,
    'levels':
    " ".join(
    "{}".format(item) for item in self.config.concurrency_levels),
    'server_host':
    self.config.server_host,
    'url':
    url,
    'accept':
    "application/json,text/html;q=0.9,application/xhtml+xml;q=0.9,application/xml;q=0.8,*/*;q=0.7"
    'max_concurrency': max(self.config.concurrency_levels),
    'name': name,
    'duration': self.config.duration,
    'levels': " ".join(
    f"{item}" for item in self.config.concurrency_levels
    ),
    'server_host': self.config.server_host,
    'url': url,
    'accept': "application/json,text/html;q=0.9,application/xhtml+xml;q=0.9,application/xml;q=0.8,*/*;q=0.7",


    # plaintext_url should be at least "/plaintext"
    if len(self.plaintext_url) < 10:
    problems.append(
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    issue (code-quality): We've found these issues:

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    Enhancement
    Improve code maintainability and readability by using a dictionary for character reference mappings

    Consider using a dictionary for character reference mappings to simplify the code
    and improve maintainability.

    benchmarks/fortune/fortune_html_parser.py [64-71]

    -if val == "34" or val == "034" or val == "x22":
    -    # Append our normalized entity reference to our body.
    -    self.body.append("&quot;")
    -# "&#39;" is a valid escaping of "-", but it is not
    -# required, so we normalize for equality checking.
    -if val == "39" or val == "039" or val == "x27":
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    +    "34": "&quot;", "034": "&quot;", "x22": "&quot;",
    +    "39": "&apos;", "039": "&apos;", "x27": "&apos;",
    +    # Add other mappings here
    +}
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    Enhance code readability and potentially improve performance by using f-strings for string formatting

    Consider using f-strings for string formatting instead of the older % formatting
    style for improved readability and performance.

    benchmarks/framework_test.py [75-77]

    -url = "http://%s:%s%s" % (self.benchmarker.config.server_host,
    -                          self.port,
    -                          self.runTests[test_type].get_url())
    +url = f"http://{self.benchmarker.config.server_host}:{self.port}{self.runTests[test_type].get_url()}"
    • Apply this suggestion
    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 7

    Why: Using f-strings improves code readability and can offer slight performance benefits. It's a good modern Python practice that doesn't change functionality but enhances maintainability.

    7
    Use more descriptive variable names to enhance code readability

    Consider using a more descriptive variable name instead of 'diff' in the
    _parseDiffForFailure method. This will improve code readability and make it clearer
    what the variable represents.

    benchmarks/fortune/fortune.py [66-78]

    -def _parseDiffForFailure(self, diff, failures, url):
    +def _parseDiffForFailure(self, diff_content, failures, url):
         '''
    -    Example diff:
    +    Example diff_content:
     
         --- Valid
         +++ Response
         @@ -1 +1 @@
     
         -<!doctype html><html><head><title>Fortunes</title></head><body><table>
         +<!doctype html><html><head><meta></meta><title>Fortunes</title></head><body><div><table>
         @@ -16 +16 @@
         '''
    • Apply this suggestion
    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 5

    Why: Changing 'diff' to 'diff_content' improves code readability by making the variable's purpose clearer. While it's a minor change, it can help developers understand the code more quickly, especially in larger codebases.

    5
    Use f-strings for more readable and potentially more efficient string formatting

    Consider using an f-string for string formatting instead of the older .format()
    method. This can make the code more readable and potentially more efficient.

    benchmarks/plaintext/plaintext.py [23-28]

     if len(self.plaintext_url) < 10:
         problems.append(
             ("fail",
    -         "Route for plaintext must be at least 10 characters, found '{}' instead".format(self.plaintext_url),
    +         f"Route for plaintext must be at least 10 characters, found '{self.plaintext_url}' instead",
              url))
    • Apply this suggestion
    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 4

    Why: Using an f-string instead of .format() method slightly improves code readability. While it's a minor enhancement, it aligns with modern Python practices and can make the code marginally more efficient.

    4
    Best practice
    Use constants for configuration values to improve maintainability

    Consider using a constant or configuration value for the minimum required length of
    db_url instead of hardcoding the value 3. This will make the code more maintainable
    and easier to update if requirements change.

    benchmarks/db/db.py [36-41]

    +MIN_DB_URL_LENGTH = 3
     # db should be at least "/db"
    -if len(self.db_url) < 3:
    +if len(self.db_url) < MIN_DB_URL_LENGTH:
         problems.append(
             ("fail",
    -         "Route for db must be at least 3 characters, found '{}' instead".format(self.db_url),
    +         f"Route for db must be at least {MIN_DB_URL_LENGTH} characters, found '{self.db_url}' instead",
              url))
    • Apply this suggestion
    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 7

    Why: Using a constant (MIN_DB_URL_LENGTH) instead of hardcoding the value 3 improves code maintainability. It centralizes the configuration, making it easier to update if requirements change and reduces the risk of inconsistencies across the codebase.

    7
    Improve error handling by using more specific exception types for better error identification and handling

    Consider using a more specific exception type instead of a broad Exception catch, to
    handle different error scenarios more precisely.

    benchmarks/benchmarker.py [243-250]

    -except Exception as e:
    +except (IOError, ValueError, RuntimeError) as e:
         tb = traceback.format_exc()
         log(tb)
         return self.__exit_test(
             success=False,
    -        message="Error during test: %s" % test.name,
    +        message=f"Error during test {test.name}: {str(e)}",
             prefix=log_prefix,
             file=benchmark_log)
    • Apply this suggestion
    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 6

    Why: Using more specific exception types can improve error handling and debugging, but the current broad exception catch might be intentional to catch all possible errors during the test.

    6
    Use specific exception handling to improve error tracking and debugging

    Consider using a more specific exception type instead of a bare 'except' clause in
    the _parseDiffForFailure method. This will help in catching and handling specific
    exceptions, making the code more robust and easier to debug.

    benchmarks/abstract_test_type.py [82-100]

     try:
         current_neg = []
         current_pos = []
         for line in diff[3:]:
             if line[0] == '+':
                 current_neg.append(line[1:])
             elif line[0] == '-':
                 current_pos.append(line[1:])
             elif line[0] == '@':
                 problems.append(('fail', "`%s` should be `%s`" %
                                  (''.join(current_neg),
                                   ''.join(current_pos)), url))
         if len(current_pos) != 0:
             problems.append(('fail', "`%s` should be `%s`" %
                              (''.join(current_neg),
                               ''.join(current_pos)), url))
    -except:
    +except Exception as e:
         # If there were errors reading the diff, then no diff information
    -    pass
    +    log(f"Error parsing diff: {str(e)}")
    • Apply this suggestion
    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 6

    Why: Using a specific exception type (Exception) instead of a bare 'except' clause improves error handling and debugging. It allows for better error tracking and logging, which is beneficial for maintaining and troubleshooting the code.

    6
    Ensure proper file handling and resource management by using a context manager with explicit flushing

    Consider using a context manager for file operations to ensure proper resource
    handling and file closure.

    benchmarks/verifications.py [97-103]

    -with open(os.path.join(verificationPath, 'verification.txt'),
    -          'w') as verification:
    +with open(os.path.join(verificationPath, 'verification.txt'), 'w') as verification:
         test = self.runTests[test_type]
         log("VERIFYING %s" % test_type.upper(),
             file=verification,
             border='-',
             color=Fore.WHITE + Style.BRIGHT)
    +    
    +    try:
    +        # Existing code for verification process
    +    finally:
    +        verification.flush()
    • Apply this suggestion
    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 5

    Why: The suggestion improves resource management by explicitly flushing the file, but the existing code already uses a context manager which automatically closes the file. The improvement is minor and not critical.

    5

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