def test_missing(self):
# If the command does not exist, an OSError (No such file or
# directory) is raised.
bad = command('this command does not exist')
with self.assertRaises(OSError) as info:
bad()
self.assertEqual(2, info.exception.errno)
def test_missing(self):
# If the command does not exist, an OSError (No such file or
# directory) is raised.
bad = command("this command does not exist")
with self.assertRaises(OSError) as info:
bad()
self.assertEqual(2, info.exception.errno)
def test_quoting(self):
# There is no need to quote special shell characters in commands.
ls = command("/bin/ls")
ls("--help", ">")
def test_baked_in_arguments(self):
# Arguments can be passed when creating the command as well as when
# executing it.
ll = command("/bin/ls", "-al")
self.assertIn("rw", ll()) # Assumes a file is r/w in the pwd.
self.assertIn("Usage:", ll("--help"))
def test_error(self):
# If the command returns a non-zero exit code, an exception is raised.
bad = command("/bin/ls", "--not a valid switch")
self.assertRaises(ProcessError, bad)
def test_arguments(self):
# Arguments can be passed to commands.
ls = command("/bin/ls")
self.assertIn("Usage:", ls("--help"))
def test_simple_command(self):
# Creating a simple command (ls) works and running the command
# produces a string.
ls = command("/bin/ls")
self.assertIsInstance(ls(), str)
import json
import logging
import os
import tempfile
from charmhelpers import make_charm_config_file
from helpers import (
command,
juju,
wait_for_unit,
)
rsync = command('rsync', '-a',
'--exclude', '.git',
'--exclude', '.bzr',
'--exclude', '/tests')
def setup_repository(name, source, series='trusty'):
"""Create a temporary Juju repository to use for charm deployment.
Copy the charm files in source in the repository section corresponding to
the given series, using the provided charm name and excluding the
virtualenv and Git directories.
Return the repository path.
"""
source = os.path.abspath(source) + os.path.sep
repo = tempfile.mkdtemp()
destination = os.path.join(repo, series, name)
def test_quoting(self):
# There is no need to quote special shell characters in commands.
ls = command('/bin/ls')
ls('--help', '>')
def test_baked_in_arguments(self):
# Arguments can be passed when creating the command as well as when
# executing it.
ll = command('/bin/ls', '-al')
self.assertIn('rw', ll()) # Assumes a file is r/w in the pwd.
self.assertIn('Usage:', ll('--help'))
def test_error(self):
# If the command returns a non-zero exit code, an exception is raised.
bad = command('/bin/ls', '--not a valid switch')
self.assertRaises(ProcessError, bad)
def test_arguments(self):
# Arguments can be passed to commands.
ls = command('/bin/ls')
self.assertIn('Usage:', ls('--help'))
def test_simple_command(self):
# Creating a simple command (ls) works and running the command
# produces a string.
ls = command('/bin/ls')
self.assertIsInstance(ls(), str)
def git_log_calendar(past=None):
# help in finding starting date
os.system('git log --reverse --format="%ci" > first.txt')
with open('first.txt','r') as f:
data = f.read()
f.close()
first = re.match(r'(\d+)\-(\d+)\-(\d+)',data).groups()
os.system('rm first.txt')
today = date.today()
# lastyear, just 365 days in past
ly = today - timedelta(days=365)
# project starting date
startdate = date(int(first[0]),int(first[1]),int(first[2]))
# to show calendar or not
show = True
if past is not None:
past = int(past)
# same as showing generally
if(past == 1):
pass
else:
# if history is available that back
if((today-startdate).days > (past-1)*365):
today = today - timedelta(days=365*(past-1))
ly = today - timedelta(days=365)
else:
# now don't show calendar
show = False
# warn : wrong user input
print "This project does't have that long commit history"
if(show):
# today's date variables
tyear = today.year
tmonth = today.month
tday = today.day
# represent each day of calendar, intially starting day of calendar
cursor = ly + timedelta(days=1)
# total day count
count = 0
# using it like 2D matrix for 53 week-data [52 week + 1 day]
weekly = {}
# weekday on ending date of calendar, used to leave 6 blank spaces
wd = weekday(today.year,today.month,today.day)
# labels on leftside of calendar for weekdays
weekly[0] = days
# month's label
monthLabel = " "
mon = cursor.month
monthLabel = render(monthLabel + months[mon-1])
gap1 = 2
# to keep first month in some extra left
flag=True
# organising last 365 day's commit logs in 53 lists[of 7 length]
while(cursor <= today):
# mantaining spaces in month label, not so good
if(cursor.month != mon):
gap2 = len(weekly)
# it temporary fixes alignment, if a month starts on sunday, will check
if(weekday(cursor.year,cursor.month,cursor.day)==0):
gap2 = gap2+1
# to keep first month in some extra left
if(flag):
monthLabel = monthLabel + " "
flag = False
mon = cursor.month
monthLabel = monthLabel + render(" "*(2*(gap2-gap1)-3) + months[cursor.month-1])
gap1 = gap2
# marking as ' '(blank) for days of first week that are not counted in a year
if(count==0):
weekly[1] = []
for j in range(0,wd):
weekly[1].append(blank)
if(cursor.month < 10):
nm = '0%s'%(str(cursor.month))
else:
nm = cursor.month
if(cursor.day < 10):
nd = '0%s'%(str(cursor.day))
else:
nd = cursor.day
cmt = int(command('git log --format=format:"%ci" ' + ' | grep "%d-%s-%s" | wc -l'%(cursor.year,nm,nd)))
# filling in first week if 7 days are not complete
if(len(weekly[1])<=6):
weekly[1].append(cmt)
# mantaining calendar with first and last week
if(count >= (7-wd)):
# new list for new week
if((count+wd)%7 == 0):
weekly[((count+wd)/7)+1] = []
weekly[((count+wd)/7)+1].append(cmt)
count = count + 1
cursor = cursor + timedelta(days=1)
# suffer-sorting :D
fake = []
for i in range(1,len(weekly)):
for j in range(len(weekly[i])):
p = weekly[i][j]
if(p!=0):
fake.append(p)
fake = sorted(fake)
lf = len(fake)
# quartile values
Q1 = fake[lf/4]
Q2 = fake[lf/2]
Q3 = fake[3*lf/4]
# as it is not defined already
for i in range(wd+1,7):
weekly[53].append(blank)
# month label on top
print monthLabel
# generating the calendar
for k in range(0,7):
x = ''
for l in range(0,54):
x = '%s %s'%(x,(render(rank(Q1,Q2,Q3,weekly[l][k]))))
print x
# less-more indicator color palatte
palatte = render(' Less ')
for x in range(5):
palatte = palatte + render(x) + ' '
palatte = palatte + render(' More')
print palatte
