def test_docblock__run_action(dummy_file):
docblock = rb.DocBlock(
'some content',
['r-create-file:{}'.format(dummy_file), 'test'],
)
docblock.run(prompt=False)
assert docblock.last_run['retcode'] == 0
def docblock_bash_light():
code = 'echo "it is working"'
# use bash as interpreter
tags = ['bash', 'test', 'main']
# color print optimized for light background terminal
light = True
return rb.DocBlock(code, tags, light)
def test_docblock__get_dict(docblock_bash):
assert type(docblock_bash.get_dict()) == type({})
bash_block_dict = {
'interpreter': 'bash',
'code': 'echo "this is a test"',
'tags': ['bash', 'test', 'main'],
'runs': []
}
docblock = rb.DocBlock(
bash_block_dict['code'],
bash_block_dict['tags'],
)
actual_dict = docblock.get_dict()
assert bash_block_dict == actual_dict
docblock.run(prompt=False)
while docblock.process:
time.sleep(0.1)
actual_dict = docblock.get_dict()
for key in ('interpreter', 'code', 'tags'):
assert bash_block_dict[key] == actual_dict[key]
assert actual_dict['runs'][0]['user_code'] == docblock.code
assert actual_dict['runs'][0]['output'] == 'this is a test\n'
assert actual_dict['runs'][0]['retcode'] == 0
assert actual_dict['runs'][0]['time_start'] > 0
assert actual_dict['runs'][0]['time_stop'] > 0
def test_docblock__run_and_kill():
# Note that kill will only send SIGKILL to the running process without
# any knowledge on how this will be handeled. What is guaranteed is that
# process.poll() will contain some exitcode.
docblock = rb.DocBlock(
'echo "start"\nsleep 2\necho "this is test"',
['bash', 'test'],
)
assert docblock.process == None
t = threading.Thread(target=docblock_worker, args=(docblock, ))
t.start()
time.sleep(1)
assert docblock.process and docblock.process.poll() is None
docblock.kill()
time.sleep(0.1)
assert docblock.process and type(docblock.process.poll()) is int
def docblock_unknown():
code = 'echo "it is working"'
# use binary in path as interpreter but one that has no code highlighting
tags = ['cd', 'test', 'main']
light = False
return rb.DocBlock(code, tags, light)
def docblock_bash():
code = 'echo "it is working"'
# use bash as interpreter
tags = ['bash', 'test', 'main']
light = False
return rb.DocBlock(code, tags, light)
def test_docblock__run_unknown_action():
with pytest.raises(BadInterpreter):
docblock = rb.DocBlock(
'some content',
['unknown-action:bad-data', 'test'],
)
def test_docblock_init_with_bad_interpreter():
with pytest.raises(BadInterpreter):
rb.DocBlock(tags=['bad_interpreter'], code='')