// Ensure limit iterators work with limit and offset.
func TestLimitIterator_Boolean(t *testing.T) {
input := &BooleanIterator{Points: []influxql.BooleanPoint{
{Name: "cpu", Time: 0, Value: true},
{Name: "cpu", Time: 5, Value: false},
{Name: "cpu", Time: 10, Value: true},
{Name: "mem", Time: 5, Value: false},
{Name: "mem", Time: 7, Value: true},
}}
itr := influxql.NewLimitIterator(input, influxql.IteratorOptions{
Limit: 1,
Offset: 1,
})
if a := Iterators([]influxql.Iterator{itr}).ReadAll(); !deep.Equal(a, [][]influxql.Point{
{&influxql.BooleanPoint{Name: "cpu", Time: 5, Value: false}},
{&influxql.BooleanPoint{Name: "mem", Time: 7, Value: true}},
}) {
t.Fatalf("unexpected points: %s", spew.Sdump(a))
}
if !input.Closed {
t.Error("iterator not closed")
}
}
// Ensure limit iterator returns a subset of points.
func TestLimitIterator(t *testing.T) {
itr := influxql.NewLimitIterator(
&FloatIterator{Points: []influxql.FloatPoint{
{Time: 0, Value: 0},
{Time: 1, Value: 1},
{Time: 2, Value: 2},
{Time: 3, Value: 3},
}},
influxql.IteratorOptions{
Limit: 2,
Offset: 1,
StartTime: influxql.MinTime,
EndTime: influxql.MaxTime,
},
)
if a := (Iterators{itr}).ReadAll(); !deep.Equal(a, [][]influxql.Point{
{&influxql.FloatPoint{Time: 1, Value: 1}},
{&influxql.FloatPoint{Time: 2, Value: 2}},
}) {
t.Fatalf("unexpected points: %s", spew.Sdump(a))
}
}
