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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
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from osv import fields, osv
from tools.translate import _
import pooler
from base_module_quality import base_module_quality
class quality_test(base_module_quality.abstract_quality_check):
def __init__(self):
super(quality_test, self).__init__()
self.bool_installed_only = True
self.name = _("Speed Test")
self.note = _("""
This test checks the speed of the module. Note that at least 5 demo data is needed in order to run it.
""")
self.min_score = 30
return None
def run_test(self, cr, uid, module_path):
pool = pooler.get_pool(cr.dbname)
module_name = module_path.split('/')[-1]
obj_list = self.get_objects(cr, uid, module_name)
# remove osv_memory class becaz it does not have demo data
if obj_list:
cr.execute("select w.res_model from ir_actions_todo as t left join ir_act_window as w on t.action_id=w.id where w.res_model =ANY(%s)",(obj_list,))
res = cr.fetchall()
print res
for remove_obj in res:
if remove_obj and (remove_obj[0] in obj_list):
obj_list.remove(remove_obj[0])
result_dict2 = {}
if not obj_list:
self.error = True
self.result += _("Given module has no objects.Speed test can work only when new objects are created in the module along with demo data")
return None
obj_counter = 0
score = 0.0
obj_ids = self.get_ids(cr, uid, obj_list)
result_dict = {}
result_dict2 = {}
self.result_details += _("<html>O(1) means that the number of SQL requests to read the object does not depand on the number of objects we are reading. This feature is hardly wished.\n</html>")
for obj, ids in obj_ids.items():
code_base_complexity = 0
code_half_complexity = 0
code_size_complexity = 0
obj_counter += 1
ids = ids[:100]
size = len(ids)
list2 = []
if size:
speed_list = []
#we perform the operation twice, and count the number of queries in the second run. This allows to avoid the cache effect. (like translated terms that asks for more queries)
try:
pool.get(obj).read(cr, uid, [ids[0]])
cnt = cr.count
pool.get(obj).read(cr, uid, [ids[0]])
code_base_complexity = cr.count - cnt
pool.get(obj).read(cr, uid, ids[:size/2])
cnt = cr.count
pool.get(obj).read(cr, uid, ids[:size/2])
code_half_complexity = cr.count - cnt
pool.get(obj).read(cr, uid, ids)
cnt = cr.count
pool.get(obj).read(cr, uid, ids)
code_size_complexity = cr.count - cnt
except Exception, e:
list2 = [obj, _("Error in Read method")]
speed_list = [obj, size, code_base_complexity, code_half_complexity, code_size_complexity, _("Error in Read method:" + str(e))]
else:
if size < 5:
speed_list = [obj, size, code_base_complexity, code_half_complexity, code_size_complexity, _("Warning! Not enough demo data")]
list2 = [obj, _("No enough data")]
else:
if code_size_complexity <= (code_base_complexity + size):
complexity = _("O(1)")
score += 1
list2 = [obj, _("Efficient")]
else:
complexity = _("O(n) or worst")
list2 = [obj, _("Not Efficient")]
speed_list = [obj, size, code_base_complexity, code_half_complexity, code_size_complexity, complexity]
else:
speed_list = [obj, size, "", "", "", _("Warning! Object has no demo data")]
list2 = [obj, _("No data")]
result_dict[obj] = speed_list
result_dict2[obj] = list2
self.score = obj_counter and score / obj_counter or 0.0
if self.score*100 < self.min_score:
self.message = 'Score is below than minimal score(%s%%)' % self.min_score
self.result_details += self.get_result_details(result_dict)
self.result += self.get_result(result_dict2)
return None
def get_result(self, dict_speed):
header = ('{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" align="left" \n! %-40s \n! %-10s', [_('Object Name'), _('Result')])
if not self.error:
return self.format_table(header, data_list=dict_speed)
return ""
def get_result_details(self, dict_speed):
str_html = '''<html><head>%s</head><body><table class="tablestyle">'''%(self.get_style())
header = ('<tr><th class="tdatastyle" >%s</th><th class="tdatastyle">%s</th><th class="tdatastyle">%s</th><th class="tdatastyle">%s</th><th class="tdatastyle">%s</th><th class="tdatastyle">%s</th></tr>', [_('Object Name'), _('N (Number of Records)'), _('1'), _('N/2'), _('N'), _('Reading Complexity')])
if not self.error:
res = str_html + self.format_html_table(header, data_list=dict_speed) + '</table></body></html>'
res = res.replace('''<td''', '''<td class="tdatastyle" ''')
return res
return ""
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