def run(directory=None):
# Global packages
releases = []
releases = to_releases(exec_cmd('npm ls -g --depth=0'))
# Local packages
releases += to_releases(exec_cmd('npm ls --depth=0', directory))
return releases
def run():
releases = []
output = exec_cmd('gem list')
for line in output:
if line != '' and not re.match('^[*]', line):
pkg = re.split('\s|[()]', line)
mod = Module(name=pkg[0], module_type='gem')
releases.append(Release(mod, version=pkg[2]))
return releases
def run():
releases = []
output = exec_cmd('dpkg -l')
for line in output:
pkg = re.split('\s{2,}', line)
# if package is installed append to result
if pkg[0] == 'ii':
mod = Module(name=pkg[1], module_type='deb')
releases.append(Release(mod, version=pkg[2]))
return releases
def test_error(self):
output = exec_cmd('this_is_not_a_valid_command')
self.assertEqual(next(output, None), None)
def test_empty(self):
output = exec_cmd('tail /dev/null')
# Check if empty
self.assertEqual(next(output, None), None)
def test_working_dir(self):
output = exec_cmd('cat exec_cmd', 'tests/utils/fixtures')
result = ''.join(output)
self.assertEqual(result, 'test')
def test_correct(self):
output = exec_cmd('printf test')
result = ''.join(output)
self.assertEqual(result, 'test')
def test_invalid(self):
output = exec_cmd('ls this_is_not_a_file')
self.assertEqual(next(output, None), None)
