Beispiel #1
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    def test_sources_no_dir(self, tmpdir):
        project_dir = Path(str(tmpdir))
        project = Project.from_dir(project_dir, name='test', version='1.2.3')

        with Options(project=project):
            config = JavaConfiguration()
            task_config = PackageConfiguration()

        task_config.doc = False

        jar_file = config.library_dist_dir(
            ensure=True) / project.name / 'test-1.2.3.jar'
        _ = config.classes_dir(ensure=True)
        _ = config.resources_dir(ensure=True)
        code_dir = config.code_dir()
        expected = [
            'jar', '--create', '--file',
            str(jar_file), '--manifest',
            Regex('.*'), '-C',
            Regex('.*/jar_content'), '.'
        ]

        with FakeProcessContext(FakeProcess(expected)):
            with pytest.raises(ValueError) as info:
                with Options(project=project):
                    with patch(
                            'builder.java.package.sign_path') as mock_signer:
                        mock_signer.return_value = {}

                        java_package(config, task_config, [])

        mock_signer.assert_called_once_with(jar_file)

        assert info.value.args[
            0] == f'Cannot build a sources archive since {code_dir} does not exist.'
Beispiel #2
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    def test_no_source(self, tmpdir):
        project_dir = Path(str(tmpdir))
        project = Project.from_dir(project_dir, name='test', version='1.2.3')

        with Options(project=project):
            java_config = JavaConfiguration()
            task_config = PackageConfiguration()

        task_config.sources = False
        task_config.doc = False

        jar_file = java_config.library_dist_dir(
            ensure=True) / project.name / 'test-1.2.3.jar'
        _ = java_config.classes_dir(ensure=True)
        _ = java_config.resources_dir(ensure=True)
        expected = [
            'jar', '--create', '--file',
            str(jar_file), '--manifest',
            Regex('.*'), '-C',
            Regex('.*/jar_content'), '.'
        ]

        with FakeProcessContext(FakeProcess(expected)):
            with Options(project=project):
                with patch('builder.java.package.sign_path') as mock_signer:
                    mock_signer.return_value = {}

                    java_package(java_config, task_config, [])

        mock_signer.assert_called_once_with(jar_file)
Beispiel #3
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    def test_describe_classes_no_classes(self):
        directory = get_test_path('java/javap')

        with FakeProcessContext([]):
            result = describe_classes(directory, True)

        assert len(result) == 0
Beispiel #4
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    def test_good_javac(self):
        java_directory = Path('src')
        classes_directory = Path('classes')
        expected = ['javac', '-d', str(classes_directory), Regex(r'@.*')]

        with FakeProcessContext(FakeProcess(expected)):
            run_compiler(java_directory, classes_directory, [])
Beispiel #5
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    def test_allowed_rc(self):
        cmd_line = ['ls', '-l']

        with FakeEcho(None) as fe:
            with FakeProcessContext(FakeProcess(cmd_line, rc=2)):
                checked_run(cmd_line, 'Testing', allowed_rcs=[2])
        assert not fe.was_called()
Beispiel #6
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    def test_javac_version_call_failure(self):
        # noinspection PyUnusedLocal
        def failing_call(args: Sequence[str], capture: bool, cwd: Path) -> CompletedProcess:
            raise FileNotFoundError('no javac!')

        with FakeProcessContext(failing_call):
            assert get_javac_version() == (None, None)
Beispiel #7
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    def _test_java_doc(self, tmpdir, verbose: int):
        project_dir = Path(str(tmpdir))
        project = Project.from_dir(project_dir)

        with Options(project=project):
            config = JavaConfiguration()

        # These need to exist for the test to work.
        code_dir = config.code_dir(ensure=True)
        doc_dir = config.doc_dir(ensure=True)

        self._create_fake_source_structure(code_dir)

        expected = [
            'javadoc', '-d',
            str(doc_dir), '--source-path',
            str(code_dir), 'com.test.pkg', 'com.test.pkg.sub'
        ]

        if verbose == 0:
            expected.insert(1, '-quiet')

        with FakeProcessContext(FakeProcess(expected)):
            with Options(verbose=verbose):
                java_doc(config, [])
Beispiel #8
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    def test_verbose_output(self):
        cmd_line = ['ls', '-l']

        with Options(verbose=1):
            with FakeEcho.simple('Running: ls -l', fg='green') as fe:
                with FakeProcessContext(FakeProcess(cmd_line)):
                    checked_run(cmd_line, 'Testing')
            assert fe.was_called()
Beispiel #9
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    def test_one_entry_point_found(self):
        path = Path('.')  # Doesn't matter what it is.
        process = FakeProcess(
            None,
            get_test_path('java/javap/one-class-with-main.txt'),
            check_args=False)

        with FakeProcessContext(process):
            assert _find_entry_point(path, None) == 'com.example.ui.UIUtils'
Beispiel #10
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    def test_specified_entry_point_matches_many_discovered(self):
        path = Path('.')  # Doesn't matter what it is.
        process = FakeProcess(
            None,
            get_test_path('java/javap/many-classes-multi-mains.txt'),
            check_args=False)

        with FakeProcessContext(process):
            assert _find_entry_point(path,
                                     'com.example.App') == 'com.example.App'
Beispiel #11
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    def test_javac_compile_error(self):
        java_directory = Path('src')
        classes_directory = Path('classes')
        expected = ['javac', '-d', str(classes_directory), Regex(r'@.*')]

        with FakeProcessContext(FakeProcess(expected, rc=1)):
            with pytest.raises(ValueError) as info:
                run_compiler(java_directory, classes_directory, [])

        assert info.value.args[0] == 'Java source could not be compiled.'
Beispiel #12
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    def test_run_javap_with_public(self):
        directory = Path('.')
        class_file = Path('MyClass.class')
        expected_args = ['javap', '-public', str(class_file)]

        with FakeProcessContext(
                FakeProcess(expected_args, "line 1\nline 2", cwd=directory)):
            result = _run_describer(directory, [class_file], True)

        assert result == ['line 1', 'line 2']
Beispiel #13
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    def test_run_javap_with_verbose(self):
        directory = Path('.')
        class_file = Path('MyClass.class')
        expected_args = ['javap', '-verbose', str(class_file)]

        with Options(verbose=3):
            with FakeProcessContext(
                    FakeProcess(expected_args, "line 1\nline 2",
                                cwd=directory)):
                result = _run_describer(directory, [class_file], False)

        assert result == ['line 1', 'line 2']
Beispiel #14
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    def test_failure_output(self):
        cmd_line = ['ls', '-l']
        expected = [
            ExpectedEcho(r'ERROR: Testing failed with return code 2\.', fg='bright_red'),
            ExpectedEcho(r'ERROR: Command line: ls -l', fg='bright_red')
        ]

        with FakeEcho(expected) as fe:
            with FakeProcessContext(FakeProcess(cmd_line, rc=2)):
                with pytest.raises(SystemExit):
                    checked_run(cmd_line, 'Testing')
        assert fe.was_called()
Beispiel #15
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    def test_no_entry_point_found(self):
        path = Path('.')  # Doesn't matter what it is.
        process = FakeProcess(
            None,
            get_test_path('java/javap/one-class-no-main.txt'),
            check_args=False)

        with FakeProcessContext(process):
            with pytest.raises(ValueError) as info:
                _find_entry_point(path, None)

        assert info.value.args[
            0] == 'No entry point found for the application.'
Beispiel #16
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    def test_specified_entry_point_not_found_one_discovered(self):
        path = Path('.')  # Doesn't matter what it is.
        process = FakeProcess(
            None,
            get_test_path('java/javap/one-class-with-main.txt'),
            check_args=False)

        with FakeProcessContext(process):
            with pytest.raises(ValueError) as info:
                _find_entry_point(path, 'com.bad.EntryPoint')

        assert info.value.args[
            0] == 'Specified entry point com.bad.EntryPoint not found in compiled classes.'
Beispiel #17
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    def test_too_many_entry_points_found(self):
        path = Path('.')  # Doesn't matter what it is.
        process = FakeProcess(
            None,
            get_test_path('java/javap/many-classes-multi-mains.txt'),
            check_args=False)

        with FakeProcessContext(process):
            with pytest.raises(ValueError) as info:
                _find_entry_point(path, None)

        assert info.value.args[0] == 'Too many entry points found: com.example.ui.UIUtils, com.example.App.  You ' \
                                     'will need to specify one.'
Beispiel #18
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    def test_simple_java_compile(self, tmpdir):
        project_dir = Path(str(tmpdir))
        project = Project.from_dir(project_dir)

        with Options(project=project):
            config = JavaConfiguration()

        # This needs to exist for the test to work.
        _ = config.code_dir(ensure=True)

        expected = ['javac', '-d', str(config.classes_dir()), Regex(r'@.*')]

        with FakeProcessContext(FakeProcess(expected)):
            java_compile(config, [])
Beispiel #19
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    def test_describe_classes_with_classes(self):
        directory = get_test_path('java/classes')
        class_file = Path('Fake.class')
        stdout = get_test_path('java/javap/one-class-with-main.txt')
        expected_args = ['javap', '-public', str(class_file)]

        with FakeProcessContext(FakeProcess(expected_args, stdout)):
            result = describe_classes(directory, True)

        assert len(result) == 1

        java_class = result[0]

        assert isinstance(java_class, JavaClass)
        assert java_class.type() == 'class'
        assert java_class.name() == 'com.example.ui.UIUtils'
        assert java_class.is_entry_point()
Beispiel #20
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    def test_jar_no_manifest(self):
        jar_file = Path('file.jar')
        directory = Path('classes')
        expected = [
            'jar', '--create', '--file',
            str(jar_file), '-C',
            str(directory), '.'
        ]

        with FakeProcessContext(FakeProcess(expected)):
            with patch('builder.java.package.sign_path') as mock_signer:
                mock_signer.return_value = {}

                result = _run_packager(None, None, jar_file, directory, None)

            mock_signer.assert_called_once_with(jar_file)

            assert result == {}
Beispiel #21
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    def test_sources_with_dir(self, tmpdir):
        project_dir = Path(str(tmpdir))
        project = Project.from_dir(project_dir, name='test', version='1.2.3')

        with Options(project=project):
            config = JavaConfiguration()
            task_config = PackageConfiguration()

        task_config.doc = False

        jar_file = config.library_dist_dir(
            ensure=True) / project.name / 'test-1.2.3.jar'
        sources_jar_file = config.library_dist_dir(
        ) / project.name / 'test-1.2.3-sources.jar'
        _ = config.classes_dir(ensure=True)
        resources_dir = config.resources_dir(ensure=True)
        code_dir = config.code_dir(ensure=True)
        expected_jar = [
            'jar', '--create', '--file',
            str(jar_file), '--manifest',
            Regex('.*'), '-C',
            Regex('.*/jar_content'), '.'
        ]
        expected_sources = [
            'jar', '--create', '--file',
            str(sources_jar_file), '-C',
            str(code_dir), '.', '-C',
            str(resources_dir), '.'
        ]

        with FakeProcessContext(
            [FakeProcess(expected_jar),
             FakeProcess(expected_sources)]):
            with Options(project=project):
                with patch('builder.java.package.sign_path') as mock_signer:
                    mock_signer.return_value = {}

                    java_package(config, task_config, [])

        assert mock_signer.mock_calls == [
            call(jar_file), call(sources_jar_file)
        ]
Beispiel #22
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    def test_jar_with_resources(self):
        jar_file = Path('file.jar')
        directory = Path('classes')
        resources = get_test_path('java/javap')
        expected = [
            'jar', '--create', '--file',
            str(jar_file), '--manifest',
            Regex('.*'), '-C',
            str(directory), '.', '-C',
            str(resources), '.'
        ]
        manifest = _create_manifest('1.2.3', 'my desc')

        with FakeProcessContext(FakeProcess(expected)):
            with patch('builder.java.package.sign_path') as mock_signer:
                mock_signer.return_value = {}

                result = _run_packager(manifest, None, jar_file, directory,
                                       resources)

            mock_signer.assert_called_once_with(jar_file)

            assert result == {}
Beispiel #23
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    def test_working_javac_version_call(self):
        for version in ['14', '14.3', '14.2.1']:
            process = FakeProcess(['javac', '-version'], stdout=f'Java {version}\n')

            with FakeProcessContext(process):
                assert get_javac_version() == (version, 14)