Exemplo n.º 1
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def test__singlecharmatch__chunkmatch_2():
    cmp = SingleCharMatchPattern('*', None)
    # Explicitly check matching the first character
    chk = PositionedChunk('*\n', 13, 20, None)
    sub_chunk = cmp.chunkmatch(chk)
    assert sub_chunk is not None
    assert sub_chunk == PositionedChunk('*', 13, 20, 'match')
Exemplo n.º 2
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def test__singlecharmatch__chunkmatch_1():
    cmp = SingleCharMatchPattern('*', None)
    # Check that it only matches once!
    chk = PositionedChunk('aefal "fuin^ef" uynl*fa**', 13, 20, None)
    sub_chunk = cmp.chunkmatch(chk)
    assert sub_chunk is not None
    assert sub_chunk == PositionedChunk('*', 13 + 20, 20, 'match')
Exemplo n.º 3
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def test__cli__formatters__violations():
    # check not just the formatting, but the ordering
    v = {
        'foo': [
            RuleViolation(
                PositionedChunk('blah', 1, 25, 'context'),
                RuleGhost('A', 'DESC'), []),
            RuleViolation(
                PositionedChunk('blah', 2, 21, 'context'),
                RuleGhost('B', 'DESC'), [])],
        'bar': [
            RuleViolation(
                PositionedChunk('blah', 10, 2, 'context'),
                RuleGhost('C', 'DESC'), [])]
    }
    f = format_violations(v)
    k = sorted(['foo', 'bar'])
    chk = {
        'foo': ["L:  21 | P:   3 | B | DESC", "L:  25 | P:   2 | A | DESC"],
        'bar': ["L:   2 | P:  11 | C | DESC"]
    }
    chk2 = []
    for elem in k:
        chk2 = chk2 + [format_filename(elem)] + chk[elem]
    chk2 = '\n'.join(chk2)
    assert escape_ansi(f) == escape_ansi(chk2)
Exemplo n.º 4
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def test__rules__std__L005():
    # L005 is about spaces before commas
    cs = ChunkString(PositionedChunk('1', 0, 20, 'content'),
                     PositionedChunk(' ', 0, 21, 'whitespace'),
                     PositionedChunk(',', 0, 22, 'comma'))
    rs = StandardRuleSet()
    vs = rs.evaluate_chunkstring(cs)
    assert any([v.rule.code == 'L005' for v in vs])
Exemplo n.º 5
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def test__rules__base__chunkrule():
    """ Check functionality with a rule which returns a chunk """
    # A rule that returns a chunk
    test_chunk = PositionedChunk('foo', 1, 20, 'a')
    TRuleD = BaseRule.rule('TRuleD', "NA", lambda c, m: test_chunk)
    r = TRuleD()
    eval_chunk = PositionedChunk('bar', 1, 20, 'a')
    # Check that the violation refers to the other chunk
    assert r.evaluate(eval_chunk).chunk == test_chunk
Exemplo n.º 6
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def test__matcherbag__chunkmatch_a():
    a = CharMatchPattern('a', 'foo')
    b = CharMatchPattern('b', 'bar')
    m = MatcherBag(a, b)
    chk = PositionedChunk('asdfbjkebkjaekljds', 13, 20, None)
    matches = m.chunkmatch(chk)
    assert len(matches) == 2
    assert matches == [
        (PositionedChunk('asdfbjkebkja', 13, 20, 'match'), 0, a),
        (PositionedChunk('bjkeb', 13 + 4, 20, 'match'), 4, b)]
Exemplo n.º 7
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def test__rules__base__ruleset_chunkstring():
    """ An extension of the above test, but applied to a chunkstring """
    rs = TRuleSet()
    cs = ChunkString(PositionedChunk('foo', 1, 20, 'a'),
                     PositionedChunk('bar', 1, 21, 'b'))
    vs = rs.evaluate_chunkstring(cs)
    # We should get two instances of rule A
    assert len(vs) == 2
    assert vs[0].rule.code == 'TRuleA'
    assert vs[0].chunk.chunk == 'foo'
    assert vs[1].rule.code == 'TRuleA'
    assert vs[1].chunk.chunk == 'bar'
Exemplo n.º 8
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def test__recursive__lex_chunk_buffer():
    # This test requires recursion
    rl = RecursiveLexer()
    # The whitespace on the end of a comment should be it's own chunk
    pc_list = [
        PositionedChunk('SELECT\n', 0, 1, None),
        PositionedChunk('NOTHING\n', 0, 2, None)
    ]
    res, _ = rl.lex_chunk_buffer(pc_list)
    assert res.context_list() == [
        'content', 'whitespace', 'content', 'whitespace'
    ]
    assert res[1].chunk == '\n'
    assert res[3].chunk == '\n'
Exemplo n.º 9
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def test__recursive__basic_1():
    rl = RecursiveLexer()
    pc = PositionedChunk('   ', 0, 1, None)
    res, _ = rl.lex(pc)
    assert isinstance(res, ChunkString)
    assert len(res) == 1
    assert res[0].chunk == '   '
Exemplo n.º 10
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def test__rules__std__L004():
    cs = ChunkString(PositionedChunk('    \n', 0, 20, 'whitespace'),
                     PositionedChunk('\t\n', 0, 21, 'whitespace'))
    # Check individually, there's no errors
    # First (alone should not raise)
    rs = StandardRuleSet()
    vs = rs.evaluate(cs[0])
    assert not any([v.rule.code == 'L004' for v in vs])
    # Second (alone should not raise)
    rs = StandardRuleSet()
    vs = rs.evaluate(cs[1])
    assert not any([v.rule.code == 'L004' for v in vs])
    # Combined (which should raise an L004)
    rs = StandardRuleSet()
    vs = rs.evaluate_chunkstring(cs)
    assert any([v.rule.code == 'L004' for v in vs])
Exemplo n.º 11
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def test__cli__formatters__violation():
    """ NB Position is 1 + start_pos """
    c = PositionedChunk('foobarbar', 10, 20, 'context')
    r = RuleGhost('A', 'DESC')
    v = RuleViolation(c, r, [])
    f = format_violation(v)
    assert escape_ansi(f) == "L:  20 | P:  11 | A | DESC"
Exemplo n.º 12
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def test__recursive__multi_whitespace_a():
    rl = RecursiveLexer()
    pc = PositionedChunk('    SELECT    \n', 0, 1, None)
    res, _ = rl.lex(pc)
    assert isinstance(res, ChunkString)
    assert len(res) == 3
    assert res[0].context == 'whitespace'
    assert res[1].chunk == 'SELECT'
Exemplo n.º 13
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def test__recursive__comment_a():
    # This test requires recursion
    rl = RecursiveLexer()
    # The whitespace on the end of a comment should be it's own chunk
    pc = PositionedChunk('SELECT    -- Testing Comment\n', 0, 1, None)
    res, _ = rl.lex(pc)
    assert res.context_list() == [
        'content', 'whitespace', 'comment', 'whitespace'
    ]
    assert res[3].chunk == '\n'
Exemplo n.º 14
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def test__recursive__multi_whitespace_b():
    # This test requires recursion
    rl = RecursiveLexer()
    pc = PositionedChunk('    SELECT   foo    \n', 0, 1, None)
    res, _ = rl.lex(pc)
    assert isinstance(res, ChunkString)
    assert len(res) == 5
    assert res[0].context == 'whitespace'
    assert res[1].chunk == 'SELECT'
    assert res[3].chunk == 'foo'
    assert res[3].start_pos == 13
Exemplo n.º 15
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def test__matcherbag__chunkmatch_c():
    """
    A more complicated matcher test,
    explicitly testing sorting, with ambiguous matchers
    """
    a = SingleCharMatchPattern('a', 'bim', priority=2)
    b = SingleCharMatchPattern('a', 'bar', priority=2)
    c = SingleCharMatchPattern('a', 'foo', priority=3)
    m = MatcherBag(a, b, c)
    chk = PositionedChunk('asd', 11, 2, None)
    matches = m.chunkmatch(chk)
    matcher_ordered = [m[2] for m in matches]
    assert matcher_ordered == [c, b, a]
Exemplo n.º 16
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def test__matcherbag__chunkmatch_b():
    """
    A more complicated matcher test,
    explicitly testing sorting
    """
    k = CharMatchPattern('k', 'bim')
    b = CharMatchPattern('b', 'bar')
    a = CharMatchPattern('a', 'foo')
    s = SingleCharMatchPattern('s', 'ess')
    r = RegexMatchPattern(r'e[a-z][a-df-z]+e[a-z]', 'eee')
    m = MatcherBag(k, b, a, r, s)
    chk = PositionedChunk('asdfbjkebkjaekljds', 11, 2, None)
    matches = m.chunkmatch(chk)
    assert matches == [
        (PositionedChunk('asdfbjkebkja', 11, 2, 'match'), 0, a),
        (PositionedChunk('s', 11 + 1, 2, 'match'), 1, s),
        (PositionedChunk('bjkeb', 11 + 4, 2, 'match'), 4, b),
        (PositionedChunk('kebk', 11 + 6, 2, 'match'), 6, k),
        (PositionedChunk('ebkjaek', 11 + 7, 2, 'match'), 7, r)]
Exemplo n.º 17
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def test__charmatch__chunkmatch_3():
    # Check for an no match scenario
    cmp = CharMatchPattern('a', None)
    chk = PositionedChunk('sdflkg;j;d;sflkgjds', 13, 20, None)
    sub_chunk = cmp.chunkmatch(chk)
    assert sub_chunk is None
Exemplo n.º 18
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def test__rules__std__L001():
    rs = StandardRuleSet()
    c = PositionedChunk('     \n', 10, 20, 'whitespace')
    assert any([v.rule.code == 'L001' for v in rs.evaluate(c)])
Exemplo n.º 19
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def test__charmatch__chunkmatch_1():
    cmp = CharMatchPattern('"', None)
    chk = PositionedChunk('aefal "fuin^ef" uynl*fa', 13, 20, None)
    sub_chunk = cmp.chunkmatch(chk)
    assert sub_chunk is not None
    assert sub_chunk == PositionedChunk('"fuin^ef"', 13 + 6, 20, 'match')
Exemplo n.º 20
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def test__charmatch__chunkmatch_2():
    cmp = CharMatchPattern('a', 'foo')
    chk = PositionedChunk('asdfbjkebkjaekljds', 13, 20, None)
    sub_chunk = cmp.chunkmatch(chk)
    assert sub_chunk == PositionedChunk('asdfbjkebkja', 13, 20, 'match')
Exemplo n.º 21
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def test__linter__linted_file__apply_corrections_to_fileobj():
    chunk = PositionedChunk('foofoofoo', 9, 2, None)
    fo = StringIO("12345678\n123456789foofoofoo654fish\n1234567")
    LintedFile.apply_corrections_to_fileobj(
        fo, [PositionedCorrection(chunk, 'bar')])
    assert fo.getvalue() == "12345678\n123456789bar654fish\n1234567"
Exemplo n.º 22
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def test__chunklist__simple_content():
    # Raise an exception if we try to create with anything but chunks
    cs = ChunkString(PositionedChunk('foobarbar', 1, 20, 'a'),
                     PositionedChunk('foobarbar', 1, 21, 'b'))
    assert list(cs.simple_list()) == [('foobarbar', 'a'), ('foobarbar', 'b')]
Exemplo n.º 23
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def test__chunk__split():
    c = PositionedChunk('foobarbar', 10, 20, None)
    a, b = c.split_at(3)
    assert a == PositionedChunk('foo', 10, 20, None)
    assert b == PositionedChunk('barbar', 13, 20, None)
Exemplo n.º 24
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def test__chunk__split_context_error():
    c = PositionedChunk('foobarbar', 10, 20, 'context')
    with pytest.raises(RuntimeError):
        c.split_at(4)
Exemplo n.º 25
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def test__singlecharmatch__none():
    cmp = SingleCharMatchPattern('*', None)
    chk = PositionedChunk('aefal "fuin^ef" uynlfa', 13, 20, None)
    sub_chunk = cmp.chunkmatch(chk)
    assert sub_chunk is None
Exemplo n.º 26
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def test__rules__base__violation_tuple():
    r = TRuleA()
    v = r.evaluate(PositionedChunk('foo', 1, 20, 'a'))
    t = v.check_tuple()
    assert t == ('TRuleA', 20, 1)
Exemplo n.º 27
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def test__chunk__subchunk():
    c = PositionedChunk('foobarbar', 10, 20, None)
    r = c.subchunk(3, 6)
    assert r == PositionedChunk('bar', 13, 20, None)