mirror-chatterino2/tests/src/ExponentialBackoff.cpp
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Use an exponential backoff when deciding how long we need to wait for reconnects (#2892)
Co-authored-by: Leon Richardt <leon.richardt@gmail.com>
2021-06-20 13:29:52 +00:00

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#include "util/ExponentialBackoff.hpp"
#include <gtest/gtest.h>
using namespace chatterino;
TEST(ExponentialBackoff, MaxSteps)
{
using namespace std::literals::chrono_literals;
ExponentialBackoff<3> foo{10ms};
// First usage should be the start value
EXPECT_EQ(foo.next(), 10ms);
EXPECT_EQ(foo.next(), 20ms);
EXPECT_EQ(foo.next(), 40ms);
// We reached the max steps, so we should continue returning the max value without increasing
EXPECT_EQ(foo.next(), 40ms);
EXPECT_EQ(foo.next(), 40ms);
EXPECT_EQ(foo.next(), 40ms);
}
TEST(ExponentialBackoff, Reset)
{
using namespace std::literals::chrono_literals;
ExponentialBackoff<3> foo{10ms};
// First usage should be the start value
EXPECT_EQ(foo.next(), 10ms);
EXPECT_EQ(foo.next(), 20ms);
EXPECT_EQ(foo.next(), 40ms);
// We reached the max steps, so we should continue returning the max value without increasing
EXPECT_EQ(foo.next(), 40ms);
EXPECT_EQ(foo.next(), 40ms);
EXPECT_EQ(foo.next(), 40ms);
foo.reset();
// After a reset, we should start at the beginning value again
EXPECT_EQ(foo.next(), 10ms);
EXPECT_EQ(foo.next(), 20ms);
EXPECT_EQ(foo.next(), 40ms);
// We reached the max steps, so we should continue returning the max value without increasing
EXPECT_EQ(foo.next(), 40ms);
EXPECT_EQ(foo.next(), 40ms);
EXPECT_EQ(foo.next(), 40ms);
}
TEST(ExponentialBackoff, BadMaxSteps)
{
using namespace std::literals::chrono_literals;
// this will not compile
// ExponentialBackoff<1> foo{10ms};
// ExponentialBackoff<0> foo{10ms};
// ExponentialBackoff<-1> foo{10ms};
}