Added functional tests for getmemoryinfo, getrpcinfo, uptime

[qlrd]

What is the purpose of this pull request?

• Bug fix
• New feature
• Docs update
• Tests

Summary

Added functional tests for floresta-cli commands:

• getmemoryinfo

• getrpcinfo

• uptime

[qlrd]

Test issues:

• getmemoryinfo:

# Local test
# "Poe => python tests/run_tests.py --test-name floresta_cli_getmemoryinfo" the result was
{'id': '0', 'result': {'locked': {'chunks_free': 0, 'chunks_used': 0, 'free': 0, 'locked': 0, 'total': 0, 'used': 0}}}

# Github-Action test
# "Poe => python tests/run_tests.py --test-name floresta_cli_getmemoryinfo" the result was
{'locked': {'chunks_free': 0, 'chunks_used': 28, 'free': 1629712, 'locked': 29036544, 'total': 9101312, 'used': 7471600}}}

• getrpcinfo:

When executed (locally):

assert result["logpath"] == os.path.normpath(
  os.path.join(
    GetRpcInfoTest.data_dir,
      "regtest",
      "output.log"
    )
)

The result["logpath"] was /tmp/floresta-func-tests/florestacli-getrpcinfo-test/node-0/regtest//output.log (with double //).

[Davidson-Souza]

The result["logpath"] was /tmp/floresta-func-tests/florestacli-getrpcinfo-test/node-0/regtest//output.log (with double //).

Oh, shoot! I think you found a bug!

For the first one, those stats only works if you build for a gnu system (it's the same for core). Just check the target triple to see if it ends with -gnu. Mine is x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu.

[qlrd]

The result["logpath"] was /tmp/floresta-func-tests/florestacli-getrpcinfo-test/node-0/regtest//output.log (with double //).

Oh, shoot! I think you found a bug!

Ok, i will fix the code to keep it regtest/output.log

For the first one, those stats only works if you build for a gnu system (it's the same for core). Just check the target triple to see if it ends with -gnu. Mine is x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu.

Tested on a mac, so it make sense now why the values are zero. I will re-do tests on linux.

[qlrd]

For the first one, those stats only works if you build for a gnu system (it's the same for core). Just check the target triple to see if it ends with -gnu. Mine is x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu.

Checked and fixed. Only the // stuff wasn't changed

[Davidson-Souza]

Do you want to fix this too? I think you just need to remove the backslash from this line

Floresta/florestad/src/florestad.rs

Line 449 in ee49346

data_dir.clone() + "/output.log",

[qlrd]

Do you want to fix this too? I think you just need to remove the backslash from this line

Floresta/florestad/src/florestad.rs

Line 449 in ee49346

data_dir.clone() + "/output.log",

Will fix (i was trying to find it).