Beispiel #1
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    def process(self):
        if self.artifact.controller_args['disabletests']:
            print "tests disabled, not running test", self.artifact.key
            self.artifact.data_dict = self.artifact.input_data_dict
            return False

        print "testing", self.artifact.key, "...",

        if self.artifact.args.has_key('test-expects'):
            # 'expects' should be an exact match
            expects = self.artifact.args['test-expects']
            if expects.startswith("@"):
                expects_file = open(expects.lstrip("@"), "r")
                expects_content = expects_file.read()
                expects_file.close()
            else:
                expects_content = expects
            expects = expects_content

            if hasattr(expects, 'items'):
                for k, v in self.artifact.input_data_dict.items():
                    msg = print_string_diff(expects[k], v)
                    msg += "\nexpected output '%s' (section %s) does not match actual '%s'" % (expects[k], k, v)
                    assert expects[k] == v, msg
            else:
                inp = self.artifact.input_text()
                msg = print_string_diff(expects, inp)
                msg += "\nexpected output '%s' does not match actual '%s'" % (expects, inp)
                assert expects == inp, msg
        elif self.artifact.args.has_key('test-includes'):
            # specified text should appear somewhere in the output
            includes_text = self.artifact.args['test-includes']
            assert includes_text in self.artifact.input_text()

        elif self.artifact.args.has_key('expects'):
            raise Exception("'expects' is deprecated, please use 'test-expects' instead.")

        else:
            raise Exception("Must pass one of 'test-expects', 'test-includes' to test filter so there is something to test.")

        comment = ""
        if self.artifact.args.has_key("comment"):
           comment = "[%s]" % self.artifact.args['comment']
        print "ok", comment

        # Return the original output, so 'test' filter doesn't change anything.
        self.artifact.data_dict = self.artifact.input_data_dict
Beispiel #2
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    def process(self):
        if not self.artifact.controller_args.run_tests:
            print "tests disabled, not running test", self.artifact.key
            self.artifact.data_dict = self.artifact.input_data_dict
            return False

        print "testing", self.artifact.key, "...",
        if not self.artifact.args.has_key('expects'):
            raise "You need to pass 'expects' to the test filter."

        expects = self.artifact.args['expects']
        if expects.startswith("@"):
            expects_file = open(expects.lstrip("@"), "r")
            expects_content = expects_file.read()
            expects_file.close()
        else:
            expects_content = expects
        expects = expects_content

        # TODO handle different types of expectation, e.g. when don't know exact
        # output but can look for type of data returned
        if hasattr(expects, 'items'):
            for k, v in self.artifact.input_data_dict.items():
                msg = print_string_diff(expects[k], v)
                msg += "\nexpected output '%s' (section %s) does not match actual '%s'" % (expects[k], k, v)
                assert expects[k] == v, msg
        else:
            inp = self.artifact.input_text()
            msg = print_string_diff(expects, inp)
            msg += "\nexpected output '%s' does not match actual '%s'" % (expects, inp)
            assert expects == inp, msg

        comment = ""
        if self.artifact.args.has_key("comment"):
           comment = "[%s]" % self.artifact.args['comment']
        print "ok", comment

        # Don't change the output so we can use end result still...
        self.artifact.data_dict = self.artifact.input_data_dict
Beispiel #3
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    def process(self):
        print "testing", self.artifact.key, "...",
        if not self.artifact.doc.args.has_key('expects'):
            raise "You need to pass 'expects' to the test filter."

        expects = self.artifact.doc.args['expects']
        # TODO check if expects is a filename and if so load contents of file
        # TODO handle different types of expectation, e.g. when don't know exact
        # output but can look for type of data returned
        if hasattr(expects, 'items'):
            for k, v in self.artifact.input_data_dict.items():
                msg = print_string_diff(expects[k], v)
                msg += "\nexpected output '%s' (section %s) does not match actual '%s'" % (expects[k], k, v)
                assert expects[k] == v, msg
        else:
            inp = self.artifact.input_text()
            msg = print_string_diff(expects, inp)
            msg += "\nexpected output '%s' does not match actual '%s'" % (expects, inp)
            assert expects == inp, msg

        print "ok"

        # Don't change the output so we can use end result still...
        self.artifact.data_dict = self.artifact.input_data_dict