datazilla_client

Client libraries to interact with the datazilla database.

Usage

from dzclient import DatazillaRequest, DatazillaResult

res = DatazillaResult()
res.add_testsuite("suite_name", {"test_name": [1, 2, 3]})
res.add_test_results("suite_name", "another_test", [2, 3, 4])

req = DatazillaRequest(
    protocol="https",
    host="datazilla.mozilla.org",
    project="project",
    oauth_key="oauth-key",
    oauth_secret="oauth-secret",
    machine_name="qm-pxp01",
    os="linux",
    os_version="Ubuntu 11.10",
    platform="x86_64",
    build_name="Firefox",
    version="14.0a2",
    revision="785345035a3b",
    branch="Mozilla-Aurora",
    id="20120228122102",
    )
req.add_datazilla_result(res)
req.submit()

The OAuth key and secret for your project should be supplied to you by the Datazilla team.

If you don’t want to use DatazillaResult to build up the data structure to send, you can still use DatazillaRequest to send it:

req = DatazillaRequest(
    protocol="https",
    host="datazilla.mozilla.org",
    project="project",
    oauth_key="oauth-key",
    oauth_secret="oauth-secret",
    )
data_to_send = ...
req.send(data_to_send)

You may also introspect the data to be sent by the DatazillaRequest:

req.datasets()
[{'test_machine': {'platform': 'x86_64', 'osversion': 'Ubuntu 11.10', 'os': 'linux', 'name': 'qm-pxp01'}, 'testrun': {'date': 1343062245, 'suite': 'suite_name'}, 'results': {'another_test': [2, 3, 4], 'test_name': [1, 2, 3]}, 'test_build': {'version': '14.0a2', 'revision': '785345035a3b', 'id': '20120228122102', 'branch': 'Mozilla-Aurora', 'name': 'Firefox'}}]

Development

To run the datazilla_client test suite, run python setup.py test.

If you have python2.5, python2.6, and python2.7 available on your system under those names, you can also pip install tox and then run tox to test datazilla_client under all of those Python versions.