Beispiel #1
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    def test_env_set_pre(self):
        """
        TEST: set predefined environment variable from [env] entry
        unconditionally

        EXP: the old value gets overwritten
        """
        self.dbgfunc()
        sname = 'env'
        evname = 'UTIL_TEST'
        pre_val = "one:two:three"
        add = "four:five:six"
        exp = add

        # make sure the target env variable is set to a known value
        with U.tmpenv(evname, pre_val):
            # create a config object with an 'env' section and a non-'+' option
            cfg = hx.cfg.config()
            cfg.add_section(sname)
            cfg.set(sname, evname, add)

            # pass the config object to U.env_update()
            U.env_update(cfg)

            # verify that the target env variable now contains the new value
            # and the old value is gone
            self.expected(exp, os.environ[evname])
            self.assertTrue(
                pre_val not in os.environ[evname],
                "The old value should be gone but still seems " +
                "to be hanging around")
Beispiel #2
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    def test_expand_filled(self):
        """
        Test expand on

            'before $VAR after',
            'before/${VAR}/after',
            'before.${VAR:-default-value}.after'

        Note that the default value is allowed but not used in the expansion.
        Python does not natively support that aspect of shell variable
        expansion.
        """
        self.dbgfunc()
        vname = "EXPAND_FILLED"
        with U.tmpenv(vname, "SOMETHING"):
            bare_str = "before  $%s   after" % vname
            exp = "before  SOMETHING   after"
            actual = U.expand(bare_str)
            self.expected(exp, actual)

            braced_str = "before/${%s}/after" % vname
            exp = "before/SOMETHING/after"
            actual = U.expand(braced_str)
            self.expected(exp, actual)

            def_str = "before.${%s:-default-value}.after" % vname
            exp = "before.SOMETHING.after"
            actual = U.expand(def_str)
            self.expected(exp, actual)
Beispiel #3
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    def test_env_set_folded_none(self):
        """
        TEST: set undefined environment variable from a folded [env] entry
        unconditionally

        EXP: the value gets set
        """
        self.dbgfunc()
        sname = 'env'
        evname = 'UTIL_TEST'
        newval = "one:\n   two:\n   three"
        exp = re.sub("\n\s*", "", newval)

        # make sure the target env variable is not defined
        with U.tmpenv(evname, None):
            # create a config object with an 'env' section and a non-'+' option
            cfg = hx.cfg.config()
            cfg.add_section(sname)
            cfg.set(sname, evname, newval)

            # pass the config object to U.env_update()
            U.env_update(cfg)

            # verify that the variable was set to the expected value
            self.expected(exp, os.environ[evname])
Beispiel #4
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    def test_env_add_pre(self):
        """
        TEST: add to a predefined environment variable from [env] entry

        EXP: payload is appended to the old value
        """
        self.dbgfunc()
        sname = 'env'
        evname = 'UTIL_TEST'
        pre_val = "one:two:three"
        add = "four:five:six"
        exp = ":".join([pre_val, add])

        # make sure the target env variable is set to a known value
        with U.tmpenv(evname, pre_val):
            # create a config object with an 'env' section and a '+' option
            cfg = hx.cfg.config()
            cfg.add_section(sname)
            cfg.set(sname, evname, "+" + add)

            # pass the config object to U.env_update()
            U.env_update(cfg)

            # verify that the target env variable now contains both old and
            # added values
            self.expected(exp, os.environ[evname])
Beispiel #5
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    def test_env_add_folded_pre(self):
        """
        TEST: add to a preset environment variable from a folded [env]
        entry

        EXP: the value gets set to the payload with the whitespace squeezed out
        """
        self.dbgfunc()
        sname = 'env'
        evname = 'UTIL_TEST'
        pre_val = "one:two:three"
        add = "four:\n   five:\n   six"
        exp = ":".join([pre_val, re.sub("\n\s*", "", add)])

        # make sure the target env variable has the expected value
        with U.tmpenv(evname, pre_val):
            # create a config object with an 'env' section and a folded '+'
            # option
            cfg = hx.cfg.config()
            cfg.add_section(sname)
            cfg.set(sname, evname, '+' + add)

            # pass the config object to U.env_update()
            U.env_update(cfg)

            # verify that the variable was set to the expected value
            self.expected(exp, os.environ[evname])
Beispiel #6
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    def test_env_add_folded_none(self):
        """
        TEST: add to an undefined environment variable from a folded [env]
        entry

        EXP: the value gets set to the payload with the whitespace squeezed out
        """
        self.dbgfunc()
        sname = 'env'
        evname = 'UTIL_TEST'
        add = "four:\n   five:\n   six"
        exp = re.sub("\n\s*", "", add)

        # make sure the target env variable is not defined
        with U.tmpenv(evname, None):
            # create a config object with an 'env' section and a '+' option
            cfg = hx.cfg.config()
            cfg.add_section(sname)
            cfg.set(sname, evname, '+' + add)

            # pass the config object to U.env_update()
            U.env_update(cfg)

            # verify that the variable was set to the expected value
            self.expected(exp, os.environ[evname])
Beispiel #7
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    def test_expand_empty(self):
        """
        Test expanding an empty variable with simple, braced, and default
        syntaxes
        """
        self.dbgfunc()
        vname = "EXPAND_EMPTY"
        with U.tmpenv(vname, ""):
            bare_str = "before  $%s   after" % vname
            exp = "before     after"
            actual = U.expand(bare_str)
            self.expected(exp, actual)

            braced_str = "before/${%s}/after" % vname
            exp = "before//after"
            actual = U.expand(braced_str)
            self.expected(exp, actual)

            def_str = "before.${%s:-default-value}.after" % vname
            exp = "before..after"
            actual = U.expand(def_str)
            self.expected(exp, actual)