gecko-dev/webtools/litmus/process_test.cgi

#!/usr/bin/perl -w
# -*- mode: cperl; c-basic-offset: 8; indent-tabs-mode: nil; -*-

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# Contributor(s):
#   Chris Cooper <ccooper@deadsquid.com>
#   Zach Lipton <zach@zachlipton.com>
#
# ***** END LICENSE BLOCK *****

use strict;

use Litmus;
use Litmus::Error;
use Litmus::DB::Product;
use Litmus::UserAgentDetect;
use Litmus::SysConfig;
use Litmus::Auth;
use Litmus::Utils;

use CGI;
use Time::Piece::MySQL;

use diagnostics;
use Data::Dumper;

my $c = new CGI; 

my $user;
my $sysconfig;
if ($c->param("isSysConfig")) {
    $sysconfig = Litmus::SysConfig->processForm($c);
    my $email = $c->param("email");
    $user = Litmus::DB::User->find_or_create(email => $email);
    print $c->header(-cookie => [$sysconfig->setCookie(), Litmus::Auth::setCookie($user)]);
} else {
    print $c->header();
}

my @names = $c->param();

#print Dumper \@names;

# find all the test numbers contained in this result submission
my @tests;
foreach my $curname (@names) {
    if ($curname =~ /testresult_(\d*)/) {
        push(@tests, $1);
    }
}

# don't get to use the simple test interface if you really 
# have more than one test (i.e. you cheated and changed the 
# hidden input)
if (scalar @tests > 1 && $c->param("isSimpleTest")) {
    invalidInputError("Cannot use simpletest interface with more than one test");
}

my $testcount;
my %resultcounts;
my $product;
foreach my $curtestid (@tests) {
    unless ($c->param("testresult_".$curtestid)) {
        # user didn't submit a result for this test so just skip 
        # it and move on...
        next; 
    }

    my $curtest = Litmus::DB::Test->retrieve($curtestid);
    unless ($curtest) {
        # oddly enough, the test doesn't exist
        next;
    }
    
    $testcount++;
    
    $product = $curtest->product();
    
    my $ua = Litmus::UserAgentDetect->new();
    # for simpletest, build a temporary sysconfig based on the 
    # UA string and product of this test:
    if ($c->param("isSimpleTest")) {
        $sysconfig = Litmus::SysConfig->new(
                                $curtest->product(), 
                                $ua->platform($curtest->product()), 
                                "NULL", # no way to autodetect the opsys
                                $ua->branch($curtest->product()), 
                                $ua->buildid(),
                            );
    }
    
    # get system configuration. If there is no configuration and we're 
    # not doing the simpletest interface, then we make you enter it
    # Get system configuration. If there is no configuration,
    # then we make the user enter it.
    if (!$sysconfig) {
      $sysconfig = Litmus::SysConfig->getCookie($product);
    }
    
    # Users who still don't have a sysconfig for this product
    # should go configure themselves first.
    if (!$sysconfig) {
      Litmus::SysConfig->displayForm($product,
                                     "process_test_results.cgi",
                                     $c);
      exit;
    }
    
    my $result = Litmus::DB::Result->retrieve($c->param("testresult_".$curtestid));
    $resultcounts{$result->name()}++;
    
    my $note = $c->param("testnote_".$curtestid);
    
    my $time = localtime;
    
    # normally, the user comes with a cookie, but for simpletest
    # users, we just use the web-user@mozilla.org user:
    
    if ($c->param("isSimpleTest")) {
      $user = $user || Litmus::DB::User->search(email => 'web-tester@mozilla.org')->next();
    } else {
      $user = $user || Litmus::Auth::getCookie()->userid();
    } 
    
    my $tr = Litmus::DB::Testresult->create({
                                             user      => $user,
                                             testid    => $curtest,
                                             timestamp => $time,
                                             last_updated => $time,
                                             useragent => $ua,
                                             result    => $result,
                                             platform  => $sysconfig->platform(),
                                             opsys     => $sysconfig->opsys(),
                                             branch    => $sysconfig->branch(),
                                             buildid   => $sysconfig->buildid(),
                                            });
    
    # if there's a note, create an entry in the comments table for it
    if ($note and
        $note ne '') {
      Litmus::DB::Comment->create({
                                   testresult      => $tr,
                                   submission_time => $time,
                                   last_updated    => $time,
                                   user            => $user,
                                   comment         => $note
                                  });
    }
  
  }

# process changes to testcases:
my @changed;
if ($c->param("editingTestcases") && 
    Litmus::Auth::canEdit(Litmus::Auth::getCookie())) {
  # only users with canedit can edit testcases, duh!
  
  # the editingTestcases param contains a comma-separated list of 
  # testids that the user has made changes to (well, has clicked 
  # the edit button for). 
  @changed = split(',' => $c->param("editingTestcases"));
  foreach my $editid (@changed) {
    my $edittest = Litmus::DB::Test->retrieve($editid);
    if (! $edittest) {invalidInputError("Test $editid does not exist")}
    
    $edittest->summary($c->param("summary_edit_$editid"));
    if ($c->param("communityenabled_$editid")) {
      $edittest->communityenabled(1);
    } else {
      $edittest->communityenabled(0);
    }
    my $product = Litmus::DB::Product->retrieve($c->param("product_$editid"));
    my $group = Litmus::DB::Testgroup->retrieve($c->param("testgroup_$editid"));
    my $subgroup = Litmus::DB::Subgroup->retrieve($c->param("subgroup_$editid"));
    requireField("product", $product);
    requireField("group", $group);
    requireField("subgroup", $subgroup);
    $edittest->product($product);
    $edittest->testgroup($group);
    $edittest->subgroup($subgroup);
    
    $edittest->steps($c->param("steps_edit_$editid"));
    $edittest->expected_results($c->param("results_edit_$editid"));
    
    $edittest->update();
  }
} elsif ($c->param("editingTestcases") && 
         ! Litmus::Auth::canEdit(Litmus::Auth::getCookie())) {
  invalidInputError("You do not have permissions to edit testcases. ");
}

my $testgroup;
if ($c->param("testgroup")) {
  $testgroup = Litmus::DB::Testgroup->retrieve($c->param("testgroup")),
} 

my $vars;
$vars->{'title'} = 'Run Tests';

my $cookie =  Litmus::Auth::getCookie();
$vars->{"defaultemail"} = $cookie;
$vars->{"show_admin"} = Litmus::Auth::istrusted($cookie);

# show the normal thank you page unless we're in simpletest mode where 
# we should show a special page:
if ($c->param("isSimpleTest")) {
  Litmus->template()->process("simpletest/resultssubmitted.html.tmpl", $vars) || internalError(Litmus->template()->error());    
} else {
  $vars->{'testcount'} = $testcount;
  $vars->{'product'} = $product || undef;
  $vars->{'resultcounts'} = \%resultcounts || undef;
  $vars->{'changedlist'} = \@changed || undef;
  $vars->{'testgroup'} = $testgroup || undef;
  $vars->{'return'} = $c->param("return") || undef;

  Litmus->template()->process("process/process.html.tmpl", $vars) ||
    internalError(Litmus->template()->error());    
}