def test_addline(self):
"""
Test the addline command.
"""
open('test-addline', 'w')
evaluate('addline "TESTING this feature" "once again testing this feature" {file:"test-addline"}')
self.assertEqual(open('test-addline', 'r').readlines(), ['TESTING this feature\n', 'once again testing this feature\n'])
def test_lonely_operator(self):
"""
"Lonely (valid) operators returning OperatorError"
https://github.com/ergonomica/ergonomica/issues/16
"""
try:
evaluate('(map)')
except Exception as error:
self.assertNotEqual(str(error), ["[ergo: OperatorError]: No such operator 'map'."])
def test_cd(self):
"""
Test the cd command.
"""
original = evaluate('pwd')
try:
os.mkdir('test-cd')
except OSError:
pass
evaluate('cd test-cd')
self.assertEqual(original + '/test-cd', evaluate('pwd'))
def test_cp(self):
"""
Test the cp command.
"""
try:
evaluate('rm test-cp-2')
except:
pass
open('test-cp-1', 'w')
evaluate('cp test-cp-1 test-cp-2')
self.assert_('test-cp-2' in os.listdir('.'))
def test_ls(self):
"""
Tests the ls command.
"""
self.assertEqual(evaluate('ls'), [ ENV.theme['files'] + x for x in os.listdir('.') ])
mkdir('ls_dir_test')
self.assertEqual(evaluate('ls ls_dir_test'), ['ls_dir_test:'])
open('ls_dir_test/file1', 'w+')
open('ls_dir_test/file2', 'w+')
self.assertEqual(evaluate('ls ls_dir_test'), [
'ls_dir_test:'] + [ ENV.theme['files'] + x for x in os.listdir('ls_dir_test') ])
mkdir('ls_dir_test2')
open('ls_dir_test2/file1', 'w+')
open('ls_dir_test2/file2', 'w+')
self.assertEqual(evaluate('ls ls_dir_test ls_dir_test2'), [
'ls_dir_test:'] + [ ENV.theme['files'] + x for x in os.listdir('ls_dir_test') ] + ['ls_dir_test2:'] + [ ENV.theme['files'] + x for x in os.listdir('ls_dir_test2') ])
def test_mixed_quotes(self):
"""
"Single quotes between double quotes not parsing correctly"
@lschumm
https://github.com/ergonomica/ergonomica/issues/17
"""
self.assertEqual(evaluate('echo "hello \'world\'"'), ["hello 'world'"])
def test_mkdir(self):
"""
Tests the mkdir command.
"""
if os.path.isdir('mkdir_test'):
os.rmdir('mkdir_test')
evaluate('mkdir mkdir_test')
self.assertTrue(os.path.isdir('mkdir_test'))
error_dir_exist = False
mkdir('mkdir_test2')
try:
evaluate('mkdir mkdir_test2')
except:
error_dir_exist = True
self.assertTrue(error_dir_exist)
error_dir_exist_overwrite = False
mkdir('mkdir_test3')
open('mkdir_test3/file1', 'w+')
try:
evaluate('mkdir mkdir_test3 {overwrite:"true"}')
except:
error_dir_exist_overwrite = True
self.assertFalse(error_dir_exist_overwrite)
self.assertEqual(os.listdir('mkdir_test3'), [])
def test_size(self):
f = open('test_size', 'w+')
f.write('some bytes')
f.flush()
self.assertTrue(str(os.path.getsize('test_size')) in evaluate('size test_size {unit:"B"}')[0])
mkdir('size_dir')
mkdir('size_dir/inner_dir')
f1 = open('size_dir/test_size', 'w+')
f1.write('some bytes')
f1.flush()
f2 = open('size_dir/inner_dir/test_size', 'w+')
f2.write('some other bytes')
f2.flush()
self.assertTrue(str(os.path.getsize('size_dir/test_size') + os.path.getsize('size_dir/inner_dir/test_size')) in evaluate('size size_dir {unit:"B"}')[0])
def test_rm(self):
"""
Tests the rm command.
"""
open('test-rm', 'w')
evaluate('rm test-rm')
self.assertFalse(os.path.exists('test-rm'))
mkdir('test_dir_rm')
evaluate('rm test_dir_rm')
self.assertFalse(os.path.exists('test_dir_rm'))
if os.path.exists('rm_not_exist'):
os.remove('rm_not_exist')
with pytest.raises(Exception):
evaluate('rm rm_not_exist')
def test_length(self):
"""
Tests the length command.
"""
self.assertEqual(evaluate('length'), 0)
self.assertEqual(evaluate('length 1 2 3'), 3)
def test_alias(self):
"""
Test the alias command.
"""
evaluate('alias LIST_THEM_FILES ls')
self.assertEqual(evaluate('LIST_THEM_FILES'), evaluate('ls'))
def test_macro(self):
"""
Tests the macro command.
"""
evaluate('macro lolwut wut')
self.assertEqual(evaluate('echo lolwut'), evaluate('echo wut'))
def test_yes(self):
"""
Tests the yes command.
"""
self.assertEqual(evaluate('yes'), 'y\n')
def test_whoami(self):
"""
Tests the whoami command.
"""
self.assertEqual(evaluate('whoami'), os.environ['USER'])
def test_version(self):
"""
Tests the version command.
"""
self.assertEqual(evaluate('version'), 'Ergonomica &&&VERSION&&&.')
def test_get_set(self):
"""
Tests the get and set commands.
"""
evaluate('set {lol_this_is_a_random_variable_name:1337}')
self.assertEqual(evaluate('get lol_this_is_a_random_variable_name'), [1337])
def test_echo(self):
"""
Test the echo command.
"""
self.assertEqual(evaluate('echo hello there'), ['hello', 'there'])
def test_read(self):
"""
Tests the read command.
"""
open('test-read', 'w').write('we are number one')
self.assertEqual(evaluate('read test-read'), ['we are number one'])
def test_pwd(self):
"""
Tests the pwd command.
"""
self.assertEqual(evaluate('pwd'), os.getcwd())
def test_nequal(self):
"""
Tests the nequal command.
"""
self.assertEqual(evaluate('nequal 1 2'), True)
def test_multiply(self):
"""
Tests the multiply command.
"""
self.assertEqual(evaluate('multiply 1 2 3 {num:2}'), ['1', '2', '3', '1', '2', '3'])
def test_equal(self):
"""
Test the equal command.
"""
self.assertEqual(evaluate('equal 1 1') and evaluate('equal 1 2'), False)
def test_help(self):
"""
Test the help command.
"""
self.assertEqual(evaluate('help echo'), 'echo [STRING,...] {ind:[INT,...]} | Prints its input. If ind specified, returns the items of its input with the specified indices.\n\nVisit https://github.com/ergonomica/ergonomica/wiki for more documentation.')
