def test_package_1(self):
test_file_1 = 'jms-mac-0.0.1.zip'
with ChDir(TEST_DATA_DIR):
p1 = Package(test_file_1)
assert p1.name == 'jms'
assert p1.version == '0.0.1.2.0'
assert p1.filename == test_file_1
assert p1.platform == 'mac'
assert p1.info['status'] is True
def test_package_bad_extension(self):
test_file_2 = 'pyu-win-0.0.2.bzip2'
with ChDir(TEST_DATA_DIR):
p2 = Package(test_file_2)
assert p2.filename == test_file_2
assert p2.name is None
assert p2.version is None
assert p2.info['status'] is False
assert p2.info['reason'] == ('Not a supported archive format: '
'{}'.format(test_file_2))
def _get_package_list(self, ignore_errors=True):
# Adds compatible packages to internal package manifest
# for futher processing
# Process all packages in new folder and gets
# url, hash and some outer info.
log.info('Getting package list')
# Clears manifest if sign updates runs more the once without
# app being restarted
package_manifest = list()
patch_manifest = list()
bad_packages = list()
with jms_utils.paths.ChDir(self.new_dir):
# Getting a list of all files in the new dir
packages = os.listdir(os.getcwd())
for p in packages:
# On package initialization we do the following
# 1. Check for a supported archive
# 2. get required info: version, platform, hash
# If any check fails package.info['status'] will be False
# You can query package.info['reason'] for the reason
package = Package(p)
if package.info['status'] is False:
# Package failed at something
# package.info['reason'] will tell why
bad_packages.append(package)
continue
# Add package hash
package.file_hash = gph(package.filename)
self.json_data = self._update_file_list(self.json_data,
package)
package_manifest.append(package)
self.config = self._add_package_to_config(package,
self.config)
if self.patch_support:
# Will check if source file for patch exists
# if so will return the path and number of patch
# to create. If missing source file None returned
path = self._check_make_patch(self.json_data,
package.name,
package.platform,
)
if path is not None:
log.info('Found source file to create patch')
patch_name = package.name + '-' + package.platform
src_path = path[0]
patch_number = path[1]
patch_info = dict(src=src_path,
dst=os.path.abspath(p),
patch_name=os.path.join(self.new_dir,
patch_name),
patch_num=patch_number,
package=package.filename)
# ready for patching
patch_manifest.append(patch_info)
else:
log.warning('No source file to patch from')
# ToDo: Expose this & remove "pragma: no cover" once done
if ignore_errors is False: # pragma: no cover
log.warning('Bad package & reason for being naughty:')
for b in bad_packages:
log.warning(b.name, b.info['reason'])
# End ToDo
return package_manifest, patch_manifest
def _get_package_list(self, ignore_errors=True):
# Adds compatible packages to internal package manifest
# for futher processing
# Process all packages in new folder and gets
# url, hash and some outer info.
log.info('Getting package list')
# Clears manifest if sign updates runs more the once without
# app being restarted
package_manifest = list()
patch_manifest = list()
bad_packages = list()
with jms_utils.paths.ChDir(self.new_dir):
# Getting a list of all files in the new dir
packages = os.listdir(os.getcwd())
for p in packages:
# On package initialization we do the following
# 1. Check for a supported archive
# 2. get required info: version, platform, hash
# If any check fails package.info['status'] will be False
# You can query package.info['reason'] for the reason
package = Package(p)
if package.info['status'] is False:
# Package failed at something
# package.info['reason'] will tell why
bad_packages.append(package)
continue
# Add package hash
package.file_hash = gph(package.filename)
self.json_data = self._update_file_list(
self.json_data, package)
package_manifest.append(package)
self.config = self._add_package_to_config(package, self.config)
if self.patch_support:
# Will check if source file for patch exists
# if so will return the path and number of patch
# to create. If missing source file None returned
path = self._check_make_patch(
self.json_data,
package.name,
package.platform,
)
if path is not None:
log.info('Found source file to create patch')
patch_name = package.name + '-' + package.platform
src_path = path[0]
patch_number = path[1]
patch_info = dict(src=src_path,
dst=os.path.abspath(p),
patch_name=os.path.join(
self.new_dir, patch_name),
patch_num=patch_number,
package=package.filename)
# ready for patching
patch_manifest.append(patch_info)
else:
log.warning('No source file to patch from')
# ToDo: Expose this & remove "pragma: no cover" once done
if ignore_errors is False: # pragma: no cover
log.warning('Bad package & reason for being naughty:')
for b in bad_packages:
log.warning(b.name, b.info['reason'])
# End ToDo
return package_manifest, patch_manifest
def test_package_missing(self):
test_file_4 = 'jms-nix-0.0.3.tar.gz'
with ChDir(TEST_DATA_DIR):
Package(test_file_4)
def test_package_ignored_file(self):
test_file_3 = '.DS_Store'
with ChDir(TEST_DATA_DIR):
Package(test_file_3)
def test_package_bad_platform(self):
with ChDir(TEST_DATA_DIR):
p = Package('pyu-wi-1.1.tar.gz')
assert p.info['reason'] == 'Package platform not formatted correctly'
def test_package_bad_version(self):
with ChDir(TEST_DATA_DIR):
p = Package('pyu-win-1.tar.gz')
assert p.info['reason'] == 'Package version not formatted correctly'
def test_package_ignored_file(self):
with open('.DS_Store', 'w') as f:
f.write('')
p = Package('.DS_Store')
assert p.info['status'] is False