def test_executable_when_gvim(self):
vim = Server(executable='gvim')
gvim_path = subprocess.check_output(['which', 'gvim'])
gvim_path = gvim_path.decode('utf-8').strip('\n')
try:
self.assertEqual(vim.executable, gvim_path)
except subprocess.CalledProcessError:
return "gvim might not be installed at all."
def setUp(self):
self.vim = Server()
class TestServer(unittest.TestCase):
"""
Tests the other functions of Server class. Some functions are only
appropriate for functional tests.
"""
def setUp(self):
self.vim = Server()
def tearDown(self):
try:
# not all tests start a vim server
self.vim.kill()
except AttributeError:
# no vim server was started in this test case
pass
def test_start_creates_server(self):
try:
# these try:except have increased by 4 times the testing time
# because of timeout....
self.vim.start(timeout=5)
except RuntimeError:
# raised because timeout expires - no server exists, because
# we're testing
pass
# .start() creates a runtime attribute: server
self.assertTrue(hasattr(self.vim, 'server'))
def test_server_arguments(self):
"Test the default arguments that are sent to multiprocessing.Process."
try:
self.vim.start(testing=True)
except RuntimeError:
# raised because timeout expires - no server exists, because
# we're testing
pass
self.assertTrue(find_executable('vim') in self.vim.cmd)
self.assertTrue('-n' in self.vim.cmd)
self.assertTrue('--noplugin' in self.vim.cmd)
self.assertTrue('--servername' in self.vim.cmd)
def test_start_headless(self):
try:
self.vim.start_headless(testing=False, timeout=5)
except RuntimeError:
return
self.assertTrue(self.vim.is_running())
self.vim.quit()
self.assertFalse(self.vim.is_running())
def test_start_gvim(self):
#self.vim.start(testing=True)
# this test might pass or not, depending if the user has gvim installed
try:
path = check_output(['which', 'gvim'])
path = path.decode('utf-8').strip('\n')
except subprocess.CalledProcessError:
return unittest.skip("gvim might not be installed, so this test "
"won't pass")
# TODO: self.vim.start_gvim()
def test_kill_called_before_start(self):
"""Can't kill server because it is created after .start() is called.
"""
self.assertRaises(AttributeError, self.vim.kill)
def test_no_vimrunner_in_server_list(self):
# No vimrunner server is started
vimrunner_list = [server for server in self.vim.server_list()
if server.startswith('VIMRUNNER#')]
self.assertEqual(vimrunner_list, [])
def test_is_running_when_no_server_exists(self):
self.assertFalse(self.vim.is_running())
def test_is_running_when_server_exists(self):
"This test also tests when vim is started in other terminal"
#self.vim.start()
self.vim.start_in_other_terminal()
self.assertTrue(self.vim.is_running())
time.sleep(2)
self.vim.quit()
pass
def test_start(self):
#self.vim.start()
pass
def test_get_abs_path(self):
path = Server._get_abs_path(exe='gvim')
self.assertEqual(path, find_executable('gvim'))
class TestServerFunctionalTests(unittest.TestCase):
"""
For now we mix unit tests and functional tests in same module because
the codebase is small. Later on funtional tests will have a file of
their own.
Functional tests should be done with gvim, because vim messes up you
terminal so that you need to reset it.
"""
def setUp(self):
self.vim = Server()
#self.client = self.vim.start()
#self.client = self.vim.start_in_other_terminal()
#self.client = self.vim.start_gvim()
def tearDown(self):
self.client.quit()
pass
def test_basic_interaction(self):
#self.client = self.vim.start()
self.client = self.vim.start_in_other_terminal()
#self.client = self.vim.start_gvim()
#self.client = self.vim.start_headless()
client = self.client
# test server functions work alright:
self.vim.remote_send(':ls! <Enter>')
time.sleep(1)
# user presses Enter key to continue, but not in vim ex mode:
self.vim.remote_send('<Enter>')
#active_buffer = self.vim.remote_expr("winbufnr(0)")
# what about active_buffer?!
client.command("ls")
time.sleep(1)
client.command("<Enter>")
# edit non existing file (creates a new empty one)
res = client.edit('client_new_test_file')
self.assertEqual('', res)
# edit existing file
# case when test file is run with $PWD as its parent dir with:
# $: py.test ./tests.py
res = client.edit('ft_test_text')
if not res:
# case when test file is run with $PWD as parent of 'test' dir:
# $: py.test test/tests.py
# OR
# $: python setup.py test
res = client.edit('test/ft_test_text')
self.assertTrue('ft_test_text' in res)
# test search for a word, line number is returned else '0'
out = client.search('test', 'w')
self.assertNotEqual('0', out)
out = client.search('inexistent', 'w')
self.assertEqual('0', out)
# test we can put Vim in normal mode & normal mode cmds work
client.normal('gg')
# gg -> go to top of buffer (file)
# test we're at the bottom of buffer
client.normal('G')
# G -> go to bottom of buffer
# get the line number of the cursor
l = client.eval('line(".")')
# get last line number of the buffer
last_line = client.eval('line("$")')
self.assertEqual(last_line, l)
# put client back in insert mode
client.insert("TEXT TO TEST INSERT")
client.normal('<ESC>')
# test feedkeys by visually selecting a word
#client.command('map <space> viw')
#client.feedkeys('\<Enter>')
#client.normal('b')
#client.normal('<space>')
# test echo()
# get value of v:servername variable
servername = client.echo("v:servername")
self.assertEqual(self.vim.name, servername)
out = client.echo("\"testing echo function\"")
self.assertEqual('testing echo function', out)
out = client.echo('"testing echo function"')
self.assertEqual('testing echo function', out)
# test prepend_runtimepath
client.prepend_runtimepath(__file__)
runtimepath = client.echo("&runtimepath")
self.assertTrue(__file__ in runtimepath.split(","))
# test read_buffer
one_line = client.read_buffer("6")
self.assertEqual('sixth line is the same', one_line)
two_lines = client.read_buffer("6", "7")
self.assertEqual("sixth line is the same{0}"
"seventh line is fun!!".format(os.linesep),
two_lines)
# test write_buffer
client.write_buffer("3", "write to line number 3")
self.assertEqual("write to line number 3", client.read_buffer("3"))
client.write_buffer("'$'", ['last line', 'add after last line'])
time.sleep(0.5)
self.assertEqual("last line{0}"
"add after last line".format(os.linesep),
client.read_buffer("line('$') - 1", "'$'"))
client.write_buffer("line('$') + 1", "add after last line 2")
self.assertEqual("add after last line 2", client.read_buffer("'$'"))
def setUp(self):
self.vim = Server()
class TestServer(unittest.TestCase):
"""
Tests the other functions of Server class. Some functions are only
appropriate for functional tests.
"""
def setUp(self):
self.vim = Server()
def tearDown(self):
try:
# not all tests start a vim server
self.vim.kill()
except AttributeError:
# no vim server was started in this test case
pass
def test_start_creates_server(self):
try:
# these try:except have increased by 4 times the testing time
# because of timeout....
self.vim.start(testing=True, timeout=5)
except RuntimeError:
# raised because timeout expires - no server exists, because
# we're testing
pass
# .start() creates a runtime attribute: server
self.assertTrue(hasattr(self.vim, 'server'))
def test_server_arguments(self):
"Test the default arguments that are sent to multiprocessing.Process."
try:
self.vim.start(testing=True)
except RuntimeError:
# raised because timeout expires - no server exists, because
# we're testing
pass
self.assertTrue('/usr/bin/vim' in self.vim.server._args[0])
self.assertTrue('-n' in self.vim.server._args[0])
self.assertTrue('--noplugin' in self.vim.server._args[0])
self.assertTrue('--servername' in self.vim.server._args[0])
# server._args is a tuple which needs unpacking to get a list
def test_start_gvim(self):
#self.vim.start(testing=True)
# this test might pass or not, depending if the user has gvim installed
try:
path = subprocess.check_output(['which', 'gvim'])
path = path.decode('utf-8').strip('\n')
except subprocess.CalledProcessError:
return unittest.skip("gvim might not be installed, so this test "
"won't pass")
# TODO: self.vim.start_gvim()
def test_kill_called_before_start(self):
"""Can't kill server because it is created after .start() is called.
"""
self.assertRaises(AttributeError, self.vim.kill)
def test_server_list_is_empty(self):
# server is not started yet
self.assertEqual([''], self.vim.server_list())
def test_is_running_when_no_server_exists(self):
self.assertFalse(self.vim.is_running())
def test_is_running_when_server_exists(self):
"This test also tests when vim is started in other terminal"
#self.vim.start()
self.vim.start_in_other_terminal()
self.assertTrue(self.vim.is_running())
time.sleep(2)
self.vim.quit()
pass
def test_start(self):
#self.vim.start()
pass
def test_noplugin_when_default(self):
"""In this case we don't want any user vimrc file."""
vim = Server(vimrc="NONE")
self.assertEqual('--noplugin', vim.noplugin)
def test_vimrc_when_default(self):
"""In this case we don't want any user vimrc file."""
vim = Server()
self.assertNotEqual('', vim.vimrc)
def test_get_abs_path(self):
path = Server._get_abs_path(exe='gvim')
gvim_path = subprocess.check_output(['which', 'gvim'])
gvim_path = gvim_path.decode('utf-8').strip('\n')
self.assertEqual(path, gvim_path)
def test_executable_when_given_as_arg(self):
vim = Server(executable='/usr/local/bin/vim')
self.assertEqual('/usr/local/bin/vim', vim.executable)
def test_executable_when_default(self):
vim = Server()
self.assertEqual(vim.executable,
subprocess.check_output(['which', 'vim']).decode(
'utf-8').strip('\n'))
def test_name_when_two_servers(self):
vim_1 = Server()
vim_2 = Server()
self.assertNotEqual(vim_1.name, vim_2.name)
def test_name_when_name_supplied(self):
vim = Server(name='server')
self.assertEqual('server', vim.name)
def test_name_no_args_supplied(self):
vim = Server()
self.assertTrue('VIMRUNNER#' in vim.name)
class TestServerFunctionalTests(unittest.TestCase):
"""
For now we mix unit tests and functional tests in same module because
the codebase is small. Later on funtional tests will have a file of
their own.
Functional tests should be done with gvim, because vim messes up you
terminal so that you need to reset it.
"""
def setUp(self):
self.vim = Server()
#self.client = self.vim.start()
#self.client = self.vim.start_in_other_terminal()
#self.client = self.vim.start_gvim()
def tearDown(self):
self.client.quit()
pass
def test_basic_interaction(self):
#self.client = self.vim.start()
self.client = self.vim.start_in_other_terminal()
#self.client = self.vim.start_gvim()
client = self.client
# test server functions work alright:
self.vim.remote_send(':ls! <Enter>')
time.sleep(1)
# user presses Enter key to continue, but not in vim ex mode:
self.vim.remote_send('<Enter>')
#active_buffer = self.vim.remote_expr("winbufnr(0)")
# what about active_buffer?!
client.command("ls")
time.sleep(1)
client.command("<Enter>")
# edit non existing file (creates a new empty one)
res = client.edit('client_new_test_file')
self.assertEqual('', res)
# edit existing file
# case when test file is run with $PWD as its parent dir with:
# $: py.test ./tests.py
res = client.edit('ft_test_text')
if not res:
# case when test file is run with $PWD as parent of 'test' dir:
# $: py.test test/tests.py
# OR
# $: python setup.py test
res = client.edit('test/ft_test_text')
self.assertTrue('ft_test_text' in res)
# test search for a word, line number is returned else '0'
out = client.search('test', 'w')
self.assertNotEqual('0', out)
out = client.search('inexistent', 'w')
self.assertEqual('0', out)
# test we can put Vim in normal mode & normal mode cmds work
client.normal('gg')
# gg -> go to top of buffer (file)
# test we're at the bottom of buffer
client.normal('G')
# G -> go to bottom of buffer
# get the line number of the cursor
l = client.eval('line(".")')
# get last line number of the buffer
last_line = client.eval('line("$")')
self.assertEqual(last_line, l)
# put client back in insert mode
client.insert("TEXT TO TEST INSERT")
client.normal('<ESC>')
# test feedkeys by visually selecting a word
#client.command('map <space> viw')
#client.feedkeys('\<Enter>')
#client.normal('b')
#client.normal('<space>')
# test echo()
# get value of bg (background) variable
out = client.echo("&bg")
# by default it is 'light'
self.assertEqual('light', out)
out = client.echo("\"testing echo function\"")
self.assertEqual('testing echo function', out)
out = client.echo('"testing echo function"')
self.assertEqual('testing echo function', out)
# test prepend_runtimepath
client.prepend_runtimepath('/home')
runtimepath = client.echo("&runtimepath")
self.assertEqual('/home', runtimepath.split(",")[0])
# test read_buffer
one_line = client.read_buffer("6")
self.assertEqual('sixth line is the same', one_line)
two_lines = client.read_buffer("6", "7")
self.assertEqual("sixth line is the same\nseventh line is fun!!", two_lines)
# test write_buffer
client.write_buffer("3", "write to line number 3")
self.assertEqual("write to line number 3", client.read_buffer("3"))
client.write_buffer("'$'", ['last line', 'add after last line'])
time.sleep(0.5)
self.assertEqual("last line\nadd after last line", client.read_buffer("line('$') - 1", "'$'"))
client.write_buffer("line('$') + 1", "add after last line 2")
self.assertEqual("add after last line 2", client.read_buffer("'$'"))
