def test_process_output_should_not_be_colored(self):
original = ' x error - x '
expected = u' x error - x '
old, new = '(?P<name>Error[^ -]*)', u'\033[00;31m\g<name>\033[0m'
output = _process_output(original, old, new)
self.assertEqual(expected, output)
original = ' x (E12A) x x E123 x'
expected = u' x (E12A) x x E123 x'
old, new = '\((?P<name>E\d\d\d)\)', u'(\033[00;31m\g<name>\033[0m)'
output = _process_output(original, old, new)
self.assertEqual(expected, output)
def code_analysis_jshint(options):
log('title', 'JSHint')
jenkins = _normalize_boolean(options['jenkins'])
# cmd is a sequence of program arguments
# first argument is child program
paths = options['directory'].split('\n')
cmd = [
options['jshint-bin'],
'--verbose',
'--exclude={0}'.format(options['jshint-exclude'] or ' ')] + paths
try:
if jenkins:
cmd.append('--reporter=jslint')
output_file_name = os.path.join(options['location'], 'jshint.xml')
output_file = open(output_file_name, 'w+')
else:
output_file = TemporaryFile('w+')
# Wrapper to subprocess.Popen
try:
# Return code is not used for jshint.
output = _read_subprocess_output(cmd, output_file)[0]
except OSError:
log('skip')
return False
finally:
output_file.close()
# HACK: workaround for JSHint limitations
if jshint_errors(output, jenkins):
if jenkins:
log('failure', 'Output file written to %s.' % output_file_name)
else:
# Name the pattern to use it in the substitution.
old, new = '\((?P<name>E\d\d\d)\)', u'(\033[00;31m\g<name>\033[0m)'
log('failure', _process_output(output, old, new))
return False
else:
log('ok')
if output != '' and not jenkins:
print(output) # XXX: there should be warnings on the output
return True
def test_process_output_jshint_should_be_colored(self):
original = ' x (E000) x '
expected = u' x (\033[00;31mE000\033[0m) x '
old, new = '\((?P<name>E\d\d\d)\)', u'(\033[00;31m\g<name>\033[0m)'
output = _process_output(original, old, new)
self.assertEqual(expected, output)
def test_process_output_csslint_should_be_colored(self):
original = ' x Error - x '
expected = u' x \033[00;31mError\033[0m - x '
old, new = '(?P<name>Error[^ -]*)', u'\033[00;31m\g<name>\033[0m'
output = _process_output(original, old, new)
self.assertEqual(expected, output)
