kevinhogan111
commented
5 years ago Test Cases:
Status Code / Message Tests:
1) Send valid line protocol to /write endpoint (use one liner from cmd line) -> ensure 204 http status code -> ensure message: "write data is correctly formatted and accepted for writing to the bucket."
2) Send invalid line protocol to the /write endpoint (use one liner from cmd line) -> ensure 400 http status code -> ensure message: "line protocol poorly formed and no points were written. Response can be used to determine the first malformed line in the body line-protocol. All data in body was rejected and not written."
3) Send valid line protocol to /write endpoint from a file -> ensure 204 http status code -> ensure message: "write data is correctly formatted and accepted for writing to the bucket."
4) Send invalid line protocol to the /write endpoint from a file -> ensure 400 http status code -> ensure message: "line protocol poorly formed and no points were written. Response can be used to determine the first malformed line in the body line-protocol. All data in body was rejected and not written."
5) Send valid line protocol to /write endpoint (use one liner from cmd line) with no token. -> ensure 403 http status code -> ensure message: "no token was sent and they are required"
6) Send valid line protocol to /write endpoint from a file with no token. -> ensure 403 http status code, token is required.
7) Send valid line protocol to /write endpoint (use one liner from cmd line) with a token that does not have sufficient permissions. -> ensure 401 status code. 8) Send valid line protocol to /write endpoint from a file with a token that does not have sufficient permissions. -> ensure 401 status code. 9) Send valid line protocol to /write endpoint from a file that is larger than the max supported size for a request -> ensure 413 status code. (to do: determine max supported size for a request) 10) Send valid line protocol to the /write endpoint from a token in a way that triggers the token rate limit -> ensure 429 status code. Message should be: "token is temporarily over quota. The Retry-After header describes when to try the write again" (to do: determine exactly what it take to determine token rate limit) 11) Send valid line protocol to the /write endpoint when the server is unavailable -> ensure 503 response code.
Precision Tests:
1) Send valid line protocol to /write endpoint (use one liner from cmd line) without specifying precision -> ensure points written with nano second precision (nano second is default)
2) Send valid line protocol to /write endpoint from a file without specifying precision -> ensure points written with nano second precision (nano second is default)
3) Send valid line protocol to /write endpoint (use one liner from cmd line) specifying ms precision -> ensure points written with ms precision.
4) Send valid line protocol to /write endpoint from a file specifying ms precision -> ensure points written with ms precision.
5) Send valid line protocol to /write endpoint (use one liner from cmd line) specifying us precision -> ensure points written with us precision.
6) Send valid line protocol to /write endpoint from a file specifying us precision -> ensure points written with us precision.
7) Send valid line protocol to /write endpoint (use one liner from cmd line) specifying s precision -> ensure points written with s precision.
8) Send valid line protocol to /write endpoint from a file specifying s precision -> ensure points written with s precision.
Required Params tests:
1) Send valid line protocol to /write endpoint (use one liner from cmd line) passing a bucket but no organization -> ensure this doesn't succeed as organization is required, response code likely 400 or 401.
2) Send valid line protocol to /write endpoint (use one liner from cmd line) passing an organization but no bucket -> ensure this doesn't succeed as bucket is required, response code likely 400 or 401.
gshif
Need to add automated tests for writing
writeendpoint. The reference doc could be found here : go/src/github.com/influxdata/platform/http/swagger.yml