def testfileInfos(self):
Environment.cleanupTestFolder()
exampleFile = Environment.setupExamplesDir()
myDef = Definition('Name1', 'dir', Environment.examplesFolder(),
'Test/Dir')
infos = []
for info in myDef.fileInfos():
infos.append(info)
self.assert_(infos <> None, 'No fileInfos created')
self.assert_(
infos[0]['source'] == os.path.join(Environment.examplesFolder(),
'example.txt'),
'Example source file not OK')
self.assert_(
infos[0]['target'] == os.path.join('Test/Dir', 'examples',
'example.txt'),
'Example source file not OK')
someFiles = Environment.extendExamplesDir()
someFiles.append(exampleFile)
infos = []
for info in myDef.fileInfos():
infos.append(info)
self.assert_(len(infos) == len(someFiles), 'Not all files found')
myDef.includeDirPattern = ['subfolder']
infos = []
for info in myDef.fileInfos():
infos.append(info)
# Note that I get all files of the base dir, independent if that matches included dirrs!
self.assert_(len(infos) == 4, 'Nb of files not OK for include dirs')
Environment.cleanupTestFolder()
def testFileInfos_forFile(self):
Environment.cleanupTestFolder()
exampleFile = Environment.setupExamplesDir()
myDef = Definition('Name1', 'file', exampleFile, 'Test/example.txt')
infos = []
for info in myDef.fileInfos():
infos.append(info)
self.assert_(len(infos) == 1, 'There should be exactly one fileInfo')
self.assert_(infos[0]['source'] == exampleFile, 'Source not OK')
self.assert_(infos[0]['target'] == 'Test/example.txt', 'Target not OK')
Environment.cleanupTestFolder()