def test_env_override(self):
old_environ = os.environ.copy()
os.environ["HELLO"] = "bad"
cmd = Command(["env"], env={"HELLO": "pakit"})
cmd.wait()
"HELLO=pakit" in cmd.output()
os.environ = old_environ
def get_hash(target):
"""
Required because with now forces right commit
"""
cmd = Command("hg identify", target)
cmd.wait()
return cmd.output()[0].split()[0]
def test_env_override(self):
old_environ = os.environ.copy()
os.environ['HELLO'] = 'bad'
cmd = Command(['env'], env={'HELLO': 'pakit'})
cmd.wait()
'HELLO=pakit' in cmd.output()
os.environ = old_environ
def get_hash(target):
"""
Required because with now forces right commit
"""
cmd = Command('git log -1 ', target)
cmd.wait()
return cmd.output()[0].split()[-1]
def test_command_dir(self):
try:
os.makedirs("dummy")
with open("dummy/hello", "wb") as fout:
fout.write("this is a sample line".encode())
cmd = Command("ls", os.path.abspath("./dummy"))
cmd.wait()
assert cmd.rcode == 0
assert cmd.output() == ["hello"]
finally:
tc.delete_it("dummy")
def test_command_dir(self):
try:
os.makedirs('dummy')
with open('dummy/hello', 'wb') as fout:
fout.write('this is a sample line'.encode())
cmd = Command('ls', os.path.abspath('./dummy'))
cmd.wait()
assert cmd.rcode == 0
assert cmd.output() == ['hello']
finally:
tc.delete_it('dummy')
def cmd(self, cmd, **kwargs):
"""
Wrapper around pakit.shell.Command. Behaves the same except:
- Expand all dictionary markers in *cmd* against *self.opts*.
Arg *cmd* may be a string or a list of strings.
- If no *cmd_dir* in kwargs, then execute in current directory.
- If no *timeout* in kwargs, use default pakit Command timeout.
- Command will block until completed or Exception raised.
Args:
cmd: A string or list of strings that forms the command.
Dictionary markers like '{prefix}' will be expanded
against self.opts.
Kwargs:
cmd_dir: The directory to execute command in.
prev_cmd: The previous Command, use it for stdin.
timeout: When no stdout/stderr recieved for timeout
kill command and raise exception.
Returns:
Command object that was running as a subprocess.
Raises:
PakitCmdError: The return code indicated failure.
PakitCmdTimeout: The timeout interval was reached.
"""
if isinstance(cmd, type('')):
cmd = cmd.format(**self.opts)
else:
cmd = [word.format(**self.opts) for word in cmd]
timeout = kwargs.pop('timeout', None)
cmd_dir = kwargs.get('cmd_dir', os.getcwd())
PLOG('Executing in %s: %s', cmd_dir, cmd)
cmd = Command(cmd, **kwargs)
if timeout:
cmd.wait(timeout)
else:
cmd.wait()
return cmd
def test_update(self):
def get_hash(target):
"""
Required because with now forces right commit
"""
cmd = Command("hg identify", target)
cmd.wait()
return cmd.output()[0].split()[0]
self.repo.branch = "default"
with self.repo:
# Lop off history to ensure updateable
latest_hash = self.repo.src_hash
cmd = Command("hg strip tip", self.repo.target)
cmd.wait()
assert get_hash(self.repo.target) != latest_hash
self.repo.update()
assert get_hash(self.repo.target) == latest_hash
def test_prev_cmd_stdin(self):
cmd = Command('echo -e "Hello\nGoodbye!"')
cmd.wait()
cmd2 = Command('grep "ood"', prev_cmd=cmd)
cmd2.wait()
assert cmd2.output() == ["Goodbye!"]
def test_terminate(self):
cmd = Command("sleep 4")
assert cmd.alive
cmd.terminate()
assert not cmd.alive
def test_output(self):
cmd = Command('echo "Hello py.test"')
cmd.wait()
lines = cmd.output()
assert lines == ["Hello py.test"]
def test_simple_command_list(self):
cmd = Command(["echo", '"Hello"'])
cmd.wait()
assert cmd.rcode == 0
def test_simple_command(self):
cmd = Command('echo "Hello"')
cmd.wait()
assert cmd.rcode == 0
