def test_restore_create_needed_directories(self):
trash_dir = HomeTrashDirectory(self.xdg_data_home)
os.mkdir("sandbox/foo")
touch("sandbox/foo/bar")
instance = trash_dir.trash("sandbox/foo/bar")
shutil.rmtree("sandbox/foo")
instance.restore()
assert os.path.exists("sandbox/foo/bar")
def test_restore_create_needed_directories(self):
trash_dir = HomeTrashDirectory(self.xdg_data_home)
Path("sandbox/foo").mkdir()
Path("sandbox/foo/bar").touch()
instance = trash_dir.trash(Path("sandbox/foo/bar"))
Path("sandbox/foo").remove()
instance.restore()
assert Path("sandbox/foo/bar").exists() == True
def test_path_for_trashinfo (self) :
instance = HomeTrashDirectory("/home/user/.local/share/Trash")
instance.volume = volume_of("/")
# path for HomeTrashDirectory are always absolute
fileToBeTrashed="/home/user/test.txt"
result=instance._path_for_trashinfo(fileToBeTrashed)
self.assertEquals("/home/user/test.txt",result)
# ... even if the file is under /home/user/.local/share
fileToBeTrashed="/home/user/.local/share/test.txt"
result=instance._path_for_trashinfo(fileToBeTrashed)
self.assertEquals(os.path.abspath("/home/user/.local/share/test.txt"),result)
class Sandbox():
"""
A sandbox where executing commands under tests
"""
def __init__(self):
self.path=Path("./sandbox")
self.path.remove()
self.path.mkdirs()
self.trashdir = HomeTrashDirectory(
Path('./sandbox/home/.local/share/Trash'))
def create_file(self, path, content=None):
"""
Create a file in sandbox with content
"""
file=self.path.join(path)
file.touch()
if content!=None :
file.write_file(content)
return file
def trash(self, path):
"""
Trash the file in the trash dir at sandbox/home/.local/share/Trash
"""
result = self.trashdir.trash(path)
# sanity check
assert not path.exists()
return result
def setUp(self):
from common import create_cmdenv
self.cmdenv = create_cmdenv()
self.sandbox = Path("./sandbox").absolute()
self.sandbox.remove()
self.sandbox.mkdirs()
self.trashdir = HomeTrashDirectory(
Path('./sandbox/home/.local/share/Trash'))
def __init__(self):
self.path=Path("./sandbox")
self.path.remove()
self.path.mkdirs()
self.trashdir = HomeTrashDirectory(
Path('./sandbox/home/.local/share/Trash'))
class RestoreTest(TestCase):
def setUp(self):
from common import create_cmdenv
self.cmdenv = create_cmdenv()
self.sandbox = Path("./sandbox").absolute()
self.sandbox.remove()
self.sandbox.mkdirs()
self.trashdir = HomeTrashDirectory(
Path('./sandbox/home/.local/share/Trash'))
def create_file(self, path, content=None):
"""
Create a file in sandbox with content
"""
file=self.sandbox.join(path)
file.touch()
if content!=None :
file.write_file(content)
return file
def trash(self, path):
"""
Trash the file in the trash dir at sandbox/home/.local/share/Trash
"""
result = self.trashdir.trash(path)
# sanity check
assert not path.exists()
return result
def test_version_option(self):
"""
$ trash-restore --version
0.2.1
"""
raise SkipTest("trash-restore not yet ready")
import re
result = self.cmdenv.run('trash-restore','--version').assert_succeed()
assert_equals("", result.err_data)
expected = re.compile("trash-restore (\d)+\.(\d)+\.(\d)+")
assert expected.match(result.out_data) is not None
def test_restore_restores_trashed_file_absolute(self):
from time import sleep
"""
$ trash-list
2009-01-12 12:00:00 /home/andrea/file
1977-01-12 12:00:00 /home/andrea/file
$ trash-restore /home/andrea/file # restore the latest trashed one
$ trash-list
1977-01-12 12:00:00 /home/andrea/file # the oldest remain in trashcan
"""
raise SkipTest("trash-restore not yet ready")
# prepare
foo_file = self.create_file('foo', "first")
trashed_file1 = self.trash(foo_file)
sleep(1) # to make sure that deletion dates differs
foo_file = self.create_file('foo', "second")
trashed_file2 = self.trash(foo_file)
sleep(1) # to make sure that deletion dates differs
foo_file = self.create_file('foo', "latest")
trashed_file3 = self.trash(foo_file)
assert_false(foo_file.exists())
print trashed_file1.deletion_date
print trashed_file2.deletion_date
print trashed_file3.deletion_date
# execute
self.cmd("trash-restore",foo_file.absolute()).assert_succeed()
assert_true(foo_file.exists()) # File has been restored ?
assert_equals("latest", foo_file.read()) # Is the latest deleted file?
def test_restores_with_relative_name(self):
"""
$ trash-list
2009-01-12 12:00:00 /home/andrea/file
$ cd /home/andrea
$ trash-restore ./file
"""
raise SkipTest("trash-restore not yet ready")
# prepare
foo_file = self.create_file('file', "content")
self.trash(foo_file)
assert_false(foo_file.exists())
# execute
self.cmdenv.run("trash-restore","./sandbox/file").assert_succeed()
assert_true(foo_file.exists()) # File has been restored ?
assert_equals("content", foo_file.read()) # Is the latest deleted file?
def test_trashed_file_does_not_found(self):
"""
$ trash-restore non-existent
trash-restore: cannot restore path `non-existent': "
"Not found in any trash directory.
"""
raise SkipTest()
# execute
result = self.cmd(self.restore_cmd, 'non-existent').assert_fail()
# test
assert_equals(result.exit_code, 1)
assert_equals(result.out_data, "")
assert_equals(result.err_data,
"trash-restore: cannot restore path `non-existent': "
"Not found in any trash directory.")
def test_overwrite_attempt(self):
"""
$ touch file
$ trash-restore file
trash-restore: cannot overwrite `file': File exists.
"""
raise SkipTest()
# prepare
self.create_file('existing-file')
self.trash('existing-file')
self.create_file('existing-file')
# execute
result = self.cmdenv.run('trash-restore', 'existing-file').assert_fail()
# test
assert_equals(result.exit_code, 1)
assert_equals(result.out_data, "")
assert_equals(result.err_data,
"trash-restore: cannot overwrite`existing-file': "
"File exists.")
def test_overwrite_attempt_with_force_option(self):
"""
$ touch file
$ trash-restore --force file #succeed
"""
raise SkipTest()
# prepare
self.create_file('existing-file')
self.trash('existing-file')
self.create_file('existing-file')
# execute
result = self.cmdenv.run('trash-restore', '--force',
'existing-file').assert_succeed
# test
assert_equals(result.exit_code, 0)
assert_equals(result.out_data, "")
assert_equals(result.err_data, "")
def test_help_option(self):
"""
$ trash-restore --help
Usage: trash-restore ...
...
"""
raise SkipTest()
result = self.cmdenv.run('trash-restore', '--help').assert_succeed()
assert_equals(result.exit_code, 0)
assert_equals(result.out_data,
"""Usage: trash-restore TRASHED-FILE [NEW-LOCATION]
Restore the TRASHED-FILE to its original location or to NEW-LOCATION.
Options:
--version show program's version number and exit
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-f, --force force overwrite
-v, --verbose explain what is being done
""")
assert_equals(result.err_data, "")
def test_issue_19(self):
# bug: http://code.google.com/p/trash-cli/issues/detail?id=19
# also reported in:
# https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/trash-cli/+bug/310088
self.sandbox.join('dir').mkdir()
self.sandbox.join("dir/file").touch()
self.trash(Path('sandbox/dir/file'))
self.sandbox.join('dir').remove()
result=self.cmdenv.cmd('restore-trash').run("0")
result.assert_result(
exit_code=0,
error=""
)
assert_true(self.sandbox.child("dir").child("file").exists())
def test_overwrite(self):
# Trash a file, then create a file of the same name in its place.
# Restore the file, and ensure that it asks before overwriting.
self.sandbox.join('testfile').touch()
self.trash(Path('sandbox/testfile'))
self.sandbox.join('testfile').touch()
result = self.cmdenv.cmd('restore-trash').run('0')
result.assert_result(
exit_code=1,
error='Refusing to overwrite existing file "testfile".\n',
)