def test_execute_script(self):
assert execute_script(['-r', r'\d{3}', '-p',
self.test_dir]) == 'In file named "text1.txt" there were following occurrence: 123 \n' \
'In file named "text2.txt" there were following occurrence: 456 \n' \
'In file named "text2.txt" there were following occurrence: 789 \n' \
'In file named "text3.txt" there were following occurrence: 666 \n' \
'In file named "text3.txt" there were following occurrence: 997 \n'
def test_execute_script(self):
self.assertEqual(
'In file named "text1.txt" there were following occurrence: 123 \n'
'In file named "text2.txt" there were following occurrence: 456 \n'
'In file named "text2.txt" there were following occurrence: 789 \n'
'In file named "text3.txt" there were following occurrence: 666 \n'
'In file named "text3.txt" there were following occurrence: 997 \n',
execute_script(['-r', r'\d{3}']))
def test_verbosity_deactivation(self):
# default verbosity => lvl 0 => no messages
execute_script([
'-r', r'\d{3}', '-p', self.test_dir, '-n', 'regex_search_log_1.txt'
])
with open(os.path.join(self.test_dir, 'regex_search_log_1.txt'),
'r') as f:
assert f.read() == ""
# verbosity lvl 1 => messages are errors and critical
execute_script([
'-r', r'\d{3}', '-p', self.test_dir, '-v', '1', '-n',
'regex_search_log_2.txt'
])
with open(os.path.join(self.test_dir, 'regex_search_log_2.txt'),
'r') as f:
assert f.read() == "ERROR - Following file has a visible ERROR messages\n" \
"CRITICAL - Following file has a visible CRITICAL messages\n"
def test_execute_script(self):
assert execute_script(['-r', r'\d{3}']) == ''
def test_execute_script(self):
assert execute_script(['-r', r'\d{3}', '-p', self.test_dir]) == ''
def test_execute_script(self):
self.assertEqual('', execute_script(['-r', r'\d{3}']))
def test_execute_script(self):
self.assertEqual('',
execute_script(['-r', r'\d{3}', '-p', self.test_dir]))
