pig-ci-rails 0.1.0
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# PigCI
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Monitor your Ruby Applications metrics (Memory, SQL Requests & Request Time) as part of your test suite.
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## Installation
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## Usage
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### On it's own
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### With [PigCI.com](https://pigci.com) - For sharing runs as a team via CI.
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## Authors
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* It was originally inspired by [oink](https://github.com/noahd1/oink), after it was used to [monitor acceptance tests](https://mikerogers.io/2015/03/28/monitor-rails-memory-usage-in-integration-tests.html) and it spotted a memory leak. It seemed like something that would be useful to have as part of CI.
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attributes:
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key: Key
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max: Max
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min: Min
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mean: Mean
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number_of_requests: Requests
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max_change_percentage: "% Change"
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data/lib/pig_ci.rb
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require 'active_support'
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require 'active_support/core_ext/string/inflections'
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require 'pig_ci/version'
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require 'pig_ci/api'
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require 'pig_ci/decorator'
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require 'pig_ci/summary'
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require 'pig_ci/profiler_engine'
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require 'pig_ci/profiler'
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require 'pig_ci/metric'
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require 'pig_ci/report'
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module PigCI
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extend self
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attr_accessor :pid
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attr_writer :tmp_directory
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def tmp_directory
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@tmp_directory || Pathname.new(Dir.getwd).join('tmp', 'pig-ci')
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end
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attr_writer :output_directory
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def output_directory
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@output_directory || Pathname.new(Dir.getwd).join('pig-ci')
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end
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attr_accessor :generate_terminal_summary
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def generate_terminal_summary?
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@generate_terminal_summary.nil? || @generate_terminal_summary
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end
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attr_accessor :generate_html_summary
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def generate_html_summary?
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@generate_html_summary.nil? || @generate_html_summary
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end
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attr_writer :max_change_percentage_precision
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def max_change_percentage_precision
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@max_change_percentage_precision || 1
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end
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attr_writer :report_memory_precision
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def report_memory_precision
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@report_memory_precision || 2
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end
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attr_writer :terminal_report_row_limit
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def terminal_report_row_limit
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@terminal_report_row_limit || -1
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end
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# PigCI.report_row_sort_by = Proc.new { |d| d[:max_change_percentage] * -1 }
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attr_writer :report_row_sort_by
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def report_row_sort_by(data)
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(@report_row_sort_by || proc { |d| d[:max].to_i * -1 }).call(data)
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end
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attr_writer :historical_data_run_limit
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def historical_data_run_limit
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@historical_data_run_limit ||= 10
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end
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attr_writer :run_timestamp
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def run_timestamp
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@run_timestamp ||= Time.now.to_i.to_s
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end
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attr_writer :profiler_engine
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def profiler_engine
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@profiler_engine ||= PigCI::ProfilerEngine::Rails.new
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end
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attr_writer :api_base_uri
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def api_base_uri
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@api_base_uri || 'https://api.pigci.com'
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end
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attr_accessor :api_verify_ssl
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def api_verify_ssl?
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!@api_verify_ssl.nil? ? @api_verify_ssl : true
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end
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attr_accessor :api_key
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def api_key?
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!@api_key.nil? && @api_key != ''
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end
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attr_writer :commit_sha1
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def commit_sha1
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@commit_sha1 || ENV['CIRCLE_SHA1'] || ENV['TRAVIS_COMMIT'] || `git rev-parse HEAD`.strip
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end
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attr_writer :head_branch
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def head_branch
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@head_branch || ENV['CIRCLE_BRANCH'] || ENV['TRAVIS_BRANCH'] || `git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD`.strip
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end
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attr_writer :locale
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def locale
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@locale || :en
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end
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module_function
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def start(&block)
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self.pid = Process.pid
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block.call(self) if block_given?
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# Add our translations
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load_i18ns!
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# Make sure our directories exist
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Dir.mkdir(tmp_directory) unless File.exist?(tmp_directory)
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Dir.mkdir(output_directory) unless File.exist?(output_directory)
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# Purge any previous logs and attach some listeners
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profiler_engine.setup!
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end
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def load_i18ns!
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I18n.available_locales << PigCI.locale
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I18n.load_path += Dir["#{File.expand_path('../config/locales/pig_ci', __dir__)}/*.{rb,yml}"]
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end
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def run_exit_tasks!
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return if PigCI.pid != Process.pid || !PigCI.profiler_engine.request_captured?
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# Save all the reports as JSON
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profiler_engine.profilers.each(&:save!)
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# Print the report summary to Terminal
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PigCI::Summary::Terminal.new(reports: profiler_engine.reports).print! if PigCI.generate_terminal_summary?
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+
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# Save the report summary to the project root.
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PigCI::Summary::HTML.new(reports: profiler_engine.reports).save! if PigCI.generate_html_summary?
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+
|
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# If they have an API key, share it with PigCI.com
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PigCI::Api::Reports.new(reports: profiler_engine.reports).share! if PigCI.api_key?
|
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+
end
|
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+
end
|
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|
+
|
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|
+
at_exit do
|
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|
+
PigCI.run_exit_tasks!
|
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|
+
end
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