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test/event/event_handler_error_handling_test.exs
defmodule Commanded.Event.EventHandlerErrorHandlingTest do
use Commanded.StorageCase
alias Commanded.Event.{ErrorEventHandler, ErrorRouter}
alias Commanded.Event.ErrorAggregate.Commands.RaiseError
setup do
{:ok, handler} = ErrorEventHandler.start_link()
Process.unlink(handler)
[
handler: handler,
ref: Process.monitor(handler),
uuid: UUID.uuid4(),
]
end
test "should stop event handler on error by default", %{handler: handler, ref: ref, uuid: uuid} do
:ok = ErrorRouter.dispatch(%RaiseError{uuid: uuid, strategy: "default", reply_to: reply_to()})
assert_receive {:error, :stopping}
assert_receive {:DOWN, ^ref, _, _, :failed}
refute Process.alive?(handler)
end
test "should stop event handler when invalid error response returned", %{handler: handler, ref: ref, uuid: uuid} do
:ok = ErrorRouter.dispatch(%RaiseError{uuid: uuid, strategy: "invalid", reply_to: reply_to()})
assert_receive {:error, :invalid}
assert_receive {:DOWN, ^ref, _, _, :failed}
refute Process.alive?(handler)
end
test "should retry event handler on error", %{handler: handler, ref: ref, uuid: uuid} do
:ok = ErrorRouter.dispatch(%RaiseError{uuid: uuid, strategy: "retry", reply_to: reply_to()})
assert_receive {:error, :failed, %{failures: 1}}
assert_receive {:error, :failed, %{failures: 2}}
assert_receive {:error, :too_many_failures, %{failures: 3}}
assert_receive {:DOWN, ^ref, _, _, :too_many_failures}
refute Process.alive?(handler)
end
test "should retry event handler after delay on error", %{handler: handler, ref: ref, uuid: uuid} do
:ok = ErrorRouter.dispatch(%RaiseError{uuid: uuid, strategy: "retry", delay: 10, reply_to: reply_to()})
assert_receive {:error, :failed, %{failures: 1, delay: 10}}
assert_receive {:error, :failed, %{failures: 2, delay: 10}}
assert_receive {:error, :too_many_failures, %{failures: 3, delay: 10}}
assert_receive {:DOWN, ^ref, _, _, :too_many_failures}
refute Process.alive?(handler)
end
test "should skip event on error", %{handler: handler, ref: ref, uuid: uuid} do
:ok = ErrorRouter.dispatch(%RaiseError{uuid: uuid, strategy: "skip", reply_to: reply_to()})
assert_receive {:error, :skipping}
# event handler should still be alive
refute_receive {:DOWN, ^ref, _, _, :too_many_failures}
assert Process.alive?(handler)
# should ack bad event
assert GenServer.call(handler, :last_seen_event) == 1
end
defp reply_to, do: self() |> :erlang.pid_to_list()
end