def test_parse_args():
"""
cmdparse.py: Test parse_args()
The first three sets of assertions check for all the various flag names,
both the long versions (--flag) and the short versions (-f)
The final set of assertions check the default values
"""
args = ['.', 'output', '-e', '.md', '.rst']
pargs = cmd.parse_args(args)
assert pargs.input == '.'
assert pargs.output == 'output'
assert pargs.extensions == ['.md', '.rst']
args2 = ['../bears', '-w', '[--> <--]', '-X']
pargs2 = cmd.parse_args(args2)
assert pargs2.input == '../bears'
assert pargs2.wrapper == '[--> <--]'
assert pargs2.overwrite == True
args3 = ['.', '--overwrite', '--wrapper', '$$$$ $$$$', '--extension',
'.txt', '.fbi', '.wat', '.hub']
pargs3 = cmd.parse_args(args3)
assert pargs3.input == '.'
assert pargs3.overwrite == True
assert pargs3.wrapper == '$$$$ $$$$'
assert pargs3.extensions == ['.txt', '.fbi', '.wat', '.hub']
args4 = ['.']
pargs4 = cmd.parse_args(args4)
assert pargs4.input == ds.INPUT
assert pargs4.output == ds.OUTPUT
assert pargs4.wrapper == ds.WRAPPER
assert pargs4.overwrite == False
assert pargs4.extensions == ds.ARGPARSE_EXTENSION['default']
def test_atx_collector_strategy():
"""
GitHub Built-in: Test MarkdownATXCollectorStrategy with defaults
"""
opts = normalize_opts.normalize(cmdparse.parse_args(['.']))
s = cstrategies.MarkdownATXCollectorStrategy(opts)
lines = [
"# This is my first test {#test1}", "This should not match",
"### This should also not match",
"#### This one should match though! {#test4}"
]
assert s.test(lines, 0)
assert not s.test(lines, 1)
assert not s.test(lines, 2)
assert s.test(lines, 3)
assert s.get(lines, 0) == ['test1', 'This is my first test ']
assert s.get(lines, 3) == ['test4', 'This one should match though! ']
def test_atx_collector_strategy_different_wrapper():
"""
GitHub Built-in: Test MarkdownATXCollectorStrategy with different wrapper
"""
opts = normalize_opts.normalize(cmdparse.parse_args(['.', '-w' '[> <]']))
s = cstrategies.MarkdownATXCollectorStrategy(opts)
lines = [
"# This is my first test [>#test1<]", "This should not match",
"### This should also not match",
"#### This one should match though! [>#test4<]"
]
assert s.test(lines, 0)
assert not s.test(lines, 1)
assert not s.test(lines, 2)
assert s.test(lines, 3)
assert s.get(lines, 0) == ['test1', 'This is my first test ']
assert s.get(lines, 3) == ['test4', 'This one should match though! ']
def test_atx_collector_strategy():
"""
GitHub Built-in: Test MarkdownATXCollectorStrategy with defaults
"""
opts = normalize_opts.normalize(cmdparse.parse_args(["."]))
s = cstrategies.MarkdownATXCollectorStrategy(opts)
lines = [
"# This is my first test {#test1}",
"This should not match",
"### This should also not match",
"#### This one should match though! {#test4}",
]
assert s.test(lines, 0)
assert not s.test(lines, 1)
assert not s.test(lines, 2)
assert s.test(lines, 3)
assert s.get(lines, 0) == ["test1", "This is my first test "]
assert s.get(lines, 3) == ["test4", "This one should match though! "]
def test_atx_collector_strategy_different_wrapper():
"""
GitHub Built-in: Test MarkdownATXCollectorStrategy with different wrapper
"""
opts = normalize_opts.normalize(cmdparse.parse_args([".", "-w" "[> <]"]))
s = cstrategies.MarkdownATXCollectorStrategy(opts)
lines = [
"# This is my first test [>#test1<]",
"This should not match",
"### This should also not match",
"#### This one should match though! [>#test4<]",
]
assert s.test(lines, 0)
assert not s.test(lines, 1)
assert not s.test(lines, 2)
assert s.test(lines, 3)
assert s.get(lines, 0) == ["test1", "This is my first test "]
assert s.get(lines, 3) == ["test4", "This one should match though! "]
def main(argv=None):
"""
Main entry method for AnchorHub. Takes in command-line arguments,
finds files to parse within the specified input directory, and outputs
parsed files to the specified output directory.
:param argv: a list of string command line arguments
"""
# Get command line arguments, validate them, and normalize them
opts = cmdparse.parse_args(argv)
assert validate_opts.validate(opts)
opts = normalize_opts.normalize(opts)
if opts.verbose:
# Update client: print input and output directories
messages.print_input_output(opts)
file_paths = fileparse.get_file_list(opts)
assert validate_files.validate(file_paths, opts)
if opts.verbose and opts.is_dir:
# Update client: print files that will be parsed
messages.print_files(opts, file_paths)
# For now, only using default GitHub Markdown for parsing
# Collect tag/anchor combinations
collector = make_github_markdown_collector(opts)
anchors, duplicate_tags = collector.collect(file_paths)
assert validate_anchors.validate(anchors, duplicate_tags, opts)
# Write files using previously found AnchorHub tags and generated anchors
writer = make_github_markdown_writer(opts)
counter = writer.write(file_paths, anchors, opts)
if opts.verbose:
if opts.is_dir:
# Update client: print files that had modifications
messages.print_modified_files(opts, anchors)
# Print summary statistics
messages.print_summary_stats(counter)
def main(argv=None):
"""
Main entry method for AnchorHub. Takes in command-line arguments,
finds files to parse within the specified input directory, and outputs
parsed files to the specified output directory.
:param argv: a list of string command line arguments
"""
# Get command line arguments, validate them, and normalize them
opts = cmdparse.parse_args(argv)
assert validate_opts.validate(opts)
opts = normalize_opts.normalize(opts)
if opts.verbose:
# Update client: print input and output directories
messages.print_input_output(opts)
file_paths = fileparse.get_file_list(opts)
assert validate_files.validate(file_paths, opts)
if opts.verbose and opts.is_dir:
# Update client: print files that will be parsed
messages.print_files(opts, file_paths)
# For now, only using default GitHub Markdown for parsing
# Collect tag/anchor combinations
collector = make_github_markdown_collector(opts)
anchors, duplicate_tags = collector.collect(file_paths)
assert validate_anchors.validate(anchors, duplicate_tags, opts)
# Write files using previously found AnchorHub tags and generated anchors
writer = make_github_markdown_writer(opts)
counter = writer.write(file_paths, anchors, opts)
if opts.verbose:
if opts.is_dir:
# Update client: print files that had modifications
messages.print_modified_files(opts, anchors)
# Print summary statistics
messages.print_summary_stats(counter)