def test_attachment_parsing(self):
bugzilla = Bugzilla()
soup = BeautifulSoup(self._example_attachment)
attachment_element = soup.find("attachment")
attachment = bugzilla._parse_attachment_element(attachment_element, self._expected_example_attachment_parsing['bug_id'])
self.assertTrue(attachment)
self._assert_dictionaries_equal(attachment, self._expected_example_attachment_parsing)
def test_status_parsing(self):
buildbot = BuildBot()
soup = BeautifulSoup(self._example_one_box_status)
status_table = soup.find("table")
input_rows = status_table.findAll("tr")
for x in range(len(input_rows)):
status_row = input_rows[x]
expected_parsing = self._expected_example_one_box_parsings[x]
builder = buildbot._parse_builder_status_from_row(status_row)
# Make sure we aren't parsing more or less than we expect
self.assertEquals(builder.keys(), expected_parsing.keys())
for key, expected_value in expected_parsing.items():
self.assertEquals(
builder[key],
expected_value,
(
"Builder %d parse failure for key: %s: Actual='%s' Expected='%s'"
% (x, key, builder[key], expected_value)
),
)
def _parse_attachment_ids_request_query(self, page, since=None):
# Formats
digits = re.compile("\d+")
attachment_href = re.compile("attachment.cgi\?id=\d+&action=review")
# if no date is given, return all ids
if not since:
attachment_links = SoupStrainer("a", href=attachment_href)
return [int(digits.search(tag["href"]).group(0))
for tag in BeautifulSoup(page, parseOnlyThese=attachment_links)]
# Parse the main table only
date_format = re.compile("\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2} \d{2}:\d{2}")
mtab = SoupStrainer("table", {"class": "requests"})
soup = BeautifulSoup(page, parseOnlyThese=mtab)
patch_ids = []
for row in soup.findAll("tr"):
patch_tag = row.find("a", {"href": attachment_href})
if not patch_tag:
continue
patch_id = int(digits.search(patch_tag["href"]).group(0))
date_tag = row.find("td", text=date_format)
if date_tag and datetime.strptime(date_format.search(date_tag).group(0), "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M") < since:
_log.info("Patch is old: %d (%s)" % (patch_id, date_tag))
continue
patch_ids.append(patch_id)
return patch_ids
def test_convert_vendor_prefix_js_paths(self):
test_html = """<head>
<script src="/common/vendor-prefix.js">
</head>
"""
fake_dir_path = self.fake_dir_path('adapterjspaths')
converter = _W3CTestConverter(fake_dir_path, DUMMY_FILENAME)
oc = OutputCapture()
oc.capture_output()
try:
converter.feed(test_html)
converter.close()
converted = converter.output()
finally:
oc.restore_output()
new_html = BeautifulSoup(converted[1])
# Verify the original paths are gone, and the new paths are present.
orig_path_pattern = re.compile('\"/common/vendor-prefix.js')
self.assertEquals(len(new_html.findAll(src=orig_path_pattern)), 0, 'vendor-prefix.js path was not converted')
resources_dir = converter.path_from_webkit_root("LayoutTests", "resources")
new_relpath = os.path.relpath(resources_dir, fake_dir_path)
relpath_pattern = re.compile(new_relpath)
self.assertEquals(len(new_html.findAll(src=relpath_pattern)), 1, 'vendor-prefix.js relative path not correct')
def _parse_result_count(self, results_page):
result_count_text = BeautifulSoup(results_page).find(attrs={'class': 'bz_result_count'}).string
result_count_parts = result_count_text.strip().split(" ")
if result_count_parts[0] == "Zarro":
return 0
if result_count_parts[0] == "One":
return 1
return int(result_count_parts[0])
def test_failures_from_fail_row(self):
row = BeautifulSoup("<tr><td><a>test.hml</a></td><td><a>expected image</a></td><td><a>25%</a></td></tr>")
test_name = unicode(row.find("a").string)
# Even if the caller has already found the test name, findAll inside _failures_from_fail_row will see it again.
failures = OutputCapture().assert_outputs(self, ORWTResultsHTMLParser._failures_from_fail_row, [row])
self.assertEqual(len(failures), 1)
self.assertEqual(type(sorted(failures)[0]), test_failures.FailureImageHashMismatch)
row = BeautifulSoup("<tr><td><a>test.hml</a><a>foo</a></td></tr>")
expected_stderr = "Unhandled link text in results.html parsing: foo. Please file a bug against webkitpy.\n"
OutputCapture().assert_outputs(self, ORWTResultsHTMLParser._failures_from_fail_row, [row], expected_stderr=expected_stderr)
def _revisions_for_builder(self, builder):
soup = BeautifulSoup(self._fetch_builder_page(builder))
revisions = []
for status_row in soup.find('table').findAll('tr'):
revision_anchor = status_row.find('a')
table_cells = status_row.findAll('td')
if not table_cells or len(table_cells) < 3 or not table_cells[2].string:
continue
if revision_anchor and revision_anchor.string and re.match(r'^\d+$', revision_anchor.string):
revisions.append((int(revision_anchor.string), 'success' in table_cells[2].string))
return revisions
def verify_test_harness_paths(self, converter, converted, test_path, num_src_paths, num_href_paths):
if isinstance(converted, basestring):
converted = BeautifulSoup(converted)
resources_dir = converter.path_from_webkit_root("LayoutTests", "resources")
# Verify the original paths are gone, and the new paths are present.
orig_path_pattern = re.compile('\"/resources/testharness')
self.assertEquals(len(converted.findAll(src=orig_path_pattern)), 0, 'testharness src path was not converted')
self.assertEquals(len(converted.findAll(href=orig_path_pattern)), 0, 'testharness href path was not converted')
new_relpath = os.path.relpath(resources_dir, test_path)
relpath_pattern = re.compile(new_relpath)
self.assertEquals(len(converted.findAll(src=relpath_pattern)), num_src_paths, 'testharness src relative path not correct')
self.assertEquals(len(converted.findAll(href=relpath_pattern)), num_href_paths, 'testharness href relative path not correct')
def _parse_bugs_from_xml(self, page):
soup = BeautifulSoup(page)
# Without the unicode() call, BeautifulSoup occasionally complains of being
# passed None for no apparent reason.
return [
Bug(self._parse_bug_dictionary_from_xml(unicode(bug_xml)), self)
for bug_xml in soup('bug')
]
def _parse_attachment_ids_request_query(self, page):
digits = re.compile("\d+")
attachment_href = re.compile("attachment.cgi\?id=\d+&action=review")
attachment_links = SoupStrainer("a", href=attachment_href)
return [
int(digits.search(tag["href"]).group(0))
for tag in BeautifulSoup(page, parseOnlyThese=attachment_links)
]
def _fetch_bug_ids_advanced_query(self, query):
soup = BeautifulSoup(self._load_query(query))
# The contents of the <a> inside the cells in the first column happen
# to be the bug id.
return [
int(bug_link_cell.find("a").string)
for bug_link_cell in soup('td', "first-child")
]
def convert_html(self, new_path, contents, filename):
doc = BeautifulSoup(contents)
did_modify_paths = self.convert_testharness_paths(
doc, new_path, filename)
converted_properties_and_content = self.convert_prefixed_properties(
doc, filename)
return converted_properties_and_content if (
did_modify_paths or converted_properties_and_content[0]) else None
def analyze_test(self, test_contents=None, ref_contents=None):
""" Analyzes a file to determine if it's a test, what type of test, and what reference or support files it requires. Returns all of the test info """
test_info = None
if test_contents is None and self.test_doc is None:
return test_info
if test_contents is not None:
self.test_doc = Parser(test_contents)
if ref_contents is not None:
self.ref_doc = Parser(ref_contents)
# First check if it's a reftest
matches = self.reference_links_of_type('match') + self.reference_links_of_type('mismatch')
if matches:
if len(matches) > 1:
# FIXME: Is this actually true? We should fix this.
_log.warning('Multiple references are not supported. Importing the first ref defined in %s',
self.filesystem.basename(self.filename))
try:
ref_file = self.filesystem.join(self.filesystem.dirname(self.filename), matches[0]['href'])
except KeyError as e:
# FIXME: Figure out what to do w/ invalid test files.
_log.error('%s has a reference link but is missing the "href"', self.filesystem)
return None
if (ref_file == self.filename):
return {'referencefile': self.filename}
if self.ref_doc is None:
self.load_file(ref_file, True)
test_info = {'test': self.filename, 'reference': ref_file}
# If the ref file does not live in the same directory as the test file, check it for support files
test_info['reference_support_info'] = {}
if self.filesystem.dirname(ref_file) != self.filesystem.dirname(self.filename):
reference_support_files = self.support_files(self.ref_doc)
if len(reference_support_files) > 0:
reference_relpath = self.filesystem.relpath(self.filesystem.dirname(self.filename), self.filesystem.dirname(ref_file)) + self.filesystem.sep
test_info['reference_support_info'] = {'reference_relpath': reference_relpath, 'files': reference_support_files}
# not all reference tests have a <link rel='match'> element in WPT repo
elif self.is_wpt_reftest():
test_info = {'test': self.filename, 'reference': self.potential_ref_filename()}
test_info['reference_support_info'] = {}
# we check for wpt manual test before checking for jstest, as some WPT manual tests can be classified as CSS JS tests
elif self.is_wpt_manualtest():
test_info = {'test': self.filename, 'manualtest': True}
elif self.is_jstest():
test_info = {'test': self.filename, 'jstest': True}
elif '-ref' in self.filename or 'reference' in self.filename:
test_info = {'referencefile': self.filename}
elif self.options['all'] is True:
test_info = {'test': self.filename}
return test_info
def analyze_test(self, test_contents=None, ref_contents=None):
""" Analyzes a file to determine if it's a test, what type of test, and what reference or support files it requires. Returns all of the test info """
test_info = None
if test_contents is None and self.test_doc is None:
return test_info
if test_contents is not None:
self.test_doc = Parser(test_contents)
if ref_contents is not None:
self.ref_doc = Parser(ref_contents)
# First check if it's a reftest
matches = self.reference_links_of_type(
'match') + self.reference_links_of_type('mismatch')
if matches:
if len(matches) > 1:
print 'Warning: Webkit does not support multiple references. Importing the first ref defined in ' + self.filesystem.basename(
self.filename)
ref_file = self.filesystem.join(
self.filesystem.dirname(self.filename), matches[0]['href'])
if self.ref_doc is None:
self.ref_doc = self.load_file(ref_file)
test_info = {'test': self.filename, 'reference': ref_file}
# If the ref file path is relative, we need to check it for
# relative paths also because when it lands in WebKit, it will be
# moved down into the test dir.
#
# Note: The test files themselves are not checked for support files
# outside their directories as the convention in the CSSWG is to
# put all support files in the same dir or subdir as the test.
#
# All non-test files in the test's directory tree are normally
# copied as part of the import as they are assumed to be required
# support files.
#
# *But*, there is exactly one case in the entire css2.1 suite where
# at test depends on a file that lives in a different directory,
# which depends on another file that lives outside of its
# directory. This code covers that case :)
if matches[0]['href'].startswith('..'):
support_files = self.support_files(self.ref_doc)
test_info['refsupport'] = support_files
elif self.is_jstest():
test_info = {'test': self.filename, 'jstest': True}
elif self.options['all'] is True and not (
'-ref' in self.filename) and not ('reference'
in self.filename):
test_info = {'test': self.filename}
return test_info
def _parse_bug_id_from_attachment_page(self, page):
# The "Up" relation happens to point to the bug.
up_link = BeautifulSoup(page).find('link', rel='Up')
if not up_link:
# This attachment does not exist (or you don't have permissions to
# view it).
return None
match = re.search("show_bug.cgi\?id=(?P<bug_id>\d+)", up_link['href'])
return int(match.group('bug_id'))
def test_failures_from_fail_row(self):
row = BeautifulSoup(
"<tr><td><a>test.hml</a></td><td><a>expected image</a></td><td><a>25%</a></td></tr>"
)
test_name = unicode(row.find("a").string)
# Even if the caller has already found the test name, findAll inside _failures_from_fail_row will see it again.
failures = OutputCapture().assert_outputs(
self, ORWTResultsHTMLParser._failures_from_fail_row, [row])
self.assertEqual(len(failures), 1)
self.assertEqual(type(sorted(failures)[0]),
test_failures.FailureImageHashMismatch)
row = BeautifulSoup("<tr><td><a>test.hml</a><a>foo</a></td></tr>")
expected_stderr = "Unhandled link text in results.html parsing: foo. Please file a bug against webkitpy.\n"
OutputCapture().assert_outputs(
self,
ORWTResultsHTMLParser._failures_from_fail_row, [row],
expected_stderr=expected_stderr)
def test_status_parsing(self):
buildbot = BuildBot()
soup = BeautifulSoup(self._example_one_box_status)
status_table = soup.find("table")
input_rows = status_table.findAll('tr')
for x in range(len(input_rows)):
status_row = input_rows[x]
expected_parsing = self._expected_example_one_box_parsings[x]
builder = buildbot._parse_builder_status_from_row(status_row)
# Make sure we aren't parsing more or less than we expect
self.assertEquals(builder.keys(), expected_parsing.keys())
for key, expected_value in expected_parsing.items():
self.assertEquals(builder[key], expected_value, ("Builder %d parse failure for key: %s: Actual='%s' Expected='%s'" % (x, key, builder[key], expected_value)))
def analyze_test(self, test_contents=None, ref_contents=None):
"""Analyzes a file to determine if it's a test, what type of test, and what reference or support files it requires.
Returns: A dict which can have the properties:
"test": test file name.
"reference": related reference test file name if this is a reference test.
"reference_support_info": extra information about the related reference test and any support files.
"jstest": A boolean, whether this is a JS test.
If the given contents are empty, then None is returned.
"""
test_info = None
if test_contents is None and self.test_doc is None:
return test_info
if test_contents is not None:
self.test_doc = BeautifulSoup(test_contents)
if ref_contents is not None:
self.ref_doc = BeautifulSoup(ref_contents)
# First check if it's a reftest
matches = self.reference_links_of_type('match') + self.reference_links_of_type('mismatch')
if matches:
if len(matches) > 1:
# FIXME: Is this actually true? We should fix this.
_log.warning('Multiple references are not supported. Importing the first ref defined in %s',
self.filesystem.basename(self.filename))
try:
ref_file = self.filesystem.join(self.filesystem.dirname(self.filename), matches[0]['href'])
except KeyError:
# FIXME: Figure out what to do w/ invalid test files.
_log.error('%s has a reference link but is missing the "href"', self.filesystem)
return None
if self.ref_doc is None:
self.load_file(ref_file, True)
test_info = {'test': self.filename, 'reference': ref_file}
# If the ref file does not live in the same directory as the test file, check it for support files.
test_info['reference_support_info'] = {}
if self.filesystem.dirname(ref_file) != self.filesystem.dirname(self.filename):
reference_support_files = self.support_files(self.ref_doc)
if len(reference_support_files) > 0:
reference_relpath = self.filesystem.relpath(self.filesystem.dirname(
self.filename), self.filesystem.dirname(ref_file)) + self.filesystem.sep
test_info['reference_support_info'] = {'reference_relpath': reference_relpath, 'files': reference_support_files}
elif self.is_jstest():
test_info = {'test': self.filename, 'jstest': True}
elif self.options['all'] and '-ref' not in self.filename and 'reference' not in self.filename:
test_info = {'test': self.filename}
return test_info
def _parse_result_count(self, results_page):
result_count_text = BeautifulSoup(results_page).find(attrs={'class': 'bz_result_count'})
if result_count_text is None or result_count_text.string is None:
_log.warn("BeautifulSoup returned None while finding class: bz_result_count in:\n{}".format(results_page))
return 0
result_count_parts = result_count_text.string.strip().split(" ")
if result_count_parts[0] == "Zarro":
return 0
if result_count_parts[0] == "One":
return 1
return int(result_count_parts[0])
def _parse_bug_id_from_attachment_page(self, page):
# The "Up" relation happens to point to the bug.
title = BeautifulSoup(page).find('div', attrs={'id': 'bug_title'})
if not title:
_log.warning("This attachment does not exist (or you don't have permissions to view it).")
return None
match = re.search(r"show_bug.cgi\?id=(?P<bug_id>\d+)", str(title))
if not match:
_log.warning("Unable to parse bug id from attachment")
return None
return int(match.group('bug_id'))
def analyze_test(self, test_contents=None, ref_contents=None):
""" Analyzes a file to determine if it's a test, what type of test, and what reference or support files it requires. Returns all of the test info """
test_info = None
if test_contents is None and self.test_doc is None:
return test_info
if test_contents is not None:
self.test_doc = Parser(test_contents)
if ref_contents is not None:
self.ref_doc = Parser(ref_contents)
# First check if it's a reftest
matches = self.reference_links_of_type('match') + self.reference_links_of_type('mismatch')
if matches:
if len(matches) > 1:
print 'Warning: Webkit does not support multiple references. Importing the first ref defined in ' + self.filesystem.basename(self.filename)
ref_file = self.filesystem.join(self.filesystem.dirname(self.filename), matches[0]['href'])
if self.ref_doc is None:
self.ref_doc = self.load_file(ref_file)
test_info = {'test': self.filename, 'reference': ref_file}
# If the ref file path is relative, we need to check it for
# relative paths also because when it lands in WebKit, it will be
# moved down into the test dir.
#
# Note: The test files themselves are not checked for support files
# outside their directories as the convention in the CSSWG is to
# put all support files in the same dir or subdir as the test.
#
# All non-test files in the test's directory tree are normally
# copied as part of the import as they are assumed to be required
# support files.
#
# *But*, there is exactly one case in the entire css2.1 suite where
# at test depends on a file that lives in a different directory,
# which depends on another file that lives outside of its
# directory. This code covers that case :)
if matches[0]['href'].startswith('..'):
support_files = self.support_files(self.ref_doc)
test_info['refsupport'] = support_files
elif self.is_jstest():
test_info = {'test': self.filename, 'jstest': True}
elif self.options['all'] is True and not('-ref' in self.filename) and not('reference' in self.filename):
test_info = {'test': self.filename}
return test_info
def _parse_bug_dictionary_from_xml(self, page):
soup = BeautifulSoup(page)
bug = {}
bug["id"] = int(soup.find("bug_id").string)
bug["title"] = self._string_contents(soup.find("short_desc"))
bug["bug_status"] = self._string_contents(soup.find("bug_status"))
dup_id = soup.find("dup_id")
if dup_id:
bug["dup_id"] = self._string_contents(dup_id)
bug["reporter_email"] = self._string_contents(soup.find("reporter"))
bug["assigned_to_email"] = self._string_contents(soup.find("assigned_to"))
bug["cc_emails"] = [self._string_contents(element) for element in soup.findAll('cc')]
bug["attachments"] = [self._parse_attachment_element(element, bug["id"]) for element in soup.findAll('attachment')]
return bug
def _parse_mks_response_for_mks_id(response):
# Part of the response may be encoded as HTML entities. We need to
# decode such entities so as to retrieve the text of <value>
decoded = BeautifulSoup(response,
convertEntities=BeautifulSoup.XML_ENTITIES)
soup = BeautifulSoup(decoded.encode("UTF-8"))
return int(soup.find("value").string)
def _parse_bug_page(self, page):
soup = BeautifulSoup(page)
bug = {}
bug["id"] = int(soup.find("bug_id").string)
bug["title"] = self._string_contents(soup.find("short_desc"))
bug["reporter_email"] = self._string_contents(soup.find("reporter"))
bug["assigned_to_email"] = self._string_contents(soup.find("assigned_to"))
bug["cc_emails"] = [self._string_contents(element)
for element in soup.findAll('cc')]
bug["attachments"] = [self._parse_attachment_element(element, bug["id"]) for element in soup.findAll('attachment')]
return bug
def _parse_results_html(cls, page):
parsed_results = {}
tables = BeautifulSoup(page).findAll("table")
for table in tables:
table_title = unicode(table.findPreviousSibling("p").string)
if table_title not in cls.expected_keys:
# This Exception should only ever be hit if run-webkit-tests changes its results.html format.
raise Exception("Unhandled title: %s" % table_title)
# We might want to translate table titles into identifiers before storing.
parsed_results[table_title] = [
unicode(row.find("a").string) for row in table.findAll("tr")
]
return parsed_results
def load_file(self, filename):
if self.filesystem.isfile(filename):
try:
self.test_doc = Parser(self.filesystem.read_binary_file(filename))
except:
# FIXME: Figure out what to do if we can't parse the file.
_log.error("Failed to parse %s", filename)
self.test_doc is None
else:
if self.filesystem.isdir(filename):
# FIXME: Figure out what is triggering this and what to do about it.
_log.error("Trying to load %s, which is a directory", filename)
self.test_doc = None
self.ref_doc = None
def user_dict_from_edit_user_page(self, page):
soup = BeautifulSoup(page, convertEntities=BeautifulSoup.HTML_ENTITIES)
user_table = soup.find("table", {'class': 'main'})
user_dict = {}
for row in user_table('tr'):
label_element = row.find('label')
if not label_element:
continue # This must not be a row we know how to parse.
if row.find('table'):
continue # Skip the <tr> holding the groups table.
key = label_element['for']
if "group" in key:
key = "groups"
value = user_dict.get('groups', set())
# We must be parsing a "tr" inside the inner group table.
(group_name, _) = self._group_name_and_string_from_row(row)
if row.find('input', {'type': 'checkbox', 'checked': 'checked'}):
value.add(group_name)
else:
value = unicode(row.find('td').string).strip()
user_dict[key] = value
return user_dict
def user_dict_from_edit_user_page(self, page):
soup = BeautifulSoup(page, convertEntities=BeautifulStoneSoup.HTML_ENTITIES)
user_table = soup.find("table", {'class': 'main'})
user_dict = {}
for row in user_table('tr'):
label_element = row.find('label')
if not label_element:
continue # This must not be a row we know how to parse.
if row.find('table'):
continue # Skip the <tr> holding the groups table.
key = label_element['for']
if "group" in key:
key = "groups"
value = user_dict.get('groups', set())
# We must be parsing a "tr" inside the inner group table.
(group_name, _) = self._group_name_and_string_from_row(row)
if row.find('input', {'type': 'checkbox', 'checked': 'checked'}):
value.add(group_name)
else:
value = unicode(row.find('td').string).strip()
user_dict[key] = value
return user_dict
def user_dict_from_edit_user_page(self, page):
soup = BeautifulSoup(page, convertEntities=BeautifulStoneSoup.HTML_ENTITIES)
user_table = soup.find("table", {"class": "main"})
user_dict = {}
for row in user_table("tr"):
label_element = row.find("label")
if not label_element:
continue # This must not be a row we know how to parse.
if row.find("table"):
continue # Skip the <tr> holding the groups table.
key = label_element["for"]
if "group" in key:
key = "groups"
value = user_dict.get("groups", set())
# We must be parsing a "tr" inside the inner group table.
(group_name, _) = self._group_name_and_string_from_row(row)
if row.find("input", {"type": "checkbox", "checked": "checked"}):
value.add(group_name)
else:
value = unicode(row.find("td").string).strip()
user_dict[key] = value
return user_dict
def _check_create_bug_response(self, response_html):
response_html = string_utils.decode(response_html, target_type=str)
match = re.search(r'<title>Bug (?P<bug_id>\d+) Submitted[^<]*</title>', response_html)
if match:
return match.group('bug_id')
match = re.search(
'<div id="bugzilla-body">(?P<error_message>.+)<div id="footer">',
response_html,
re.DOTALL)
error_message = "FAIL"
if match:
text_lines = BeautifulSoup(match.group('error_message')).findAll(text=True)
error_message = "\n" + '\n'.join([" " + line.strip() for line in text_lines if line.strip()])
raise Exception("Bug not created: {}".format(error_message))
def load_file(self, filename):
if self.filesystem.isfile(filename):
try:
self.test_doc = Parser(
self.filesystem.read_binary_file(filename))
except:
# FIXME: Figure out what to do if we can't parse the file.
_log.error("Failed to parse %s", filename)
self.test_doc is None
else:
if self.filesystem.isdir(filename):
# FIXME: Figure out what is triggering this and what to do about it.
_log.error("Trying to load %s, which is a directory", filename)
self.test_doc = None
self.ref_doc = None
def _parse_bug_page(self, page):
soup = BeautifulSoup(page)
bug = {}
bug["id"] = int(soup.find("bug_id").string)
bug["title"] = unicode(soup.find("short_desc").string)
bug["reporter_email"] = str(soup.find("reporter").string)
bug["assigned_to_email"] = str(soup.find("assigned_to").string)
bug["cc_emails"] = [str(element.string)
for element in soup.findAll('cc')]
bug["attachments"] = [self._parse_attachment_element(element, bug["id"]) for element in soup.findAll('attachment')]
return bug
def verify_test_harness_paths(self, converter, converted, test_path, num_src_paths, num_href_paths):
if isinstance(converted, basestring):
converted = BeautifulSoup(converted)
resources_dir = converter.path_from_webkit_root("LayoutTests", "resources")
# Verify the original paths are gone, and the new paths are present.
orig_path_pattern = re.compile('\"/resources/testharness')
self.assertEquals(len(converted.findAll(src=orig_path_pattern)), 0, 'testharness src path was not converted')
self.assertEquals(len(converted.findAll(href=orig_path_pattern)), 0, 'testharness href path was not converted')
new_relpath = os.path.relpath(resources_dir, test_path)
relpath_pattern = re.compile(new_relpath)
self.assertEquals(len(converted.findAll(src=relpath_pattern)), num_src_paths, 'testharness src relative path not correct')
self.assertEquals(len(converted.findAll(href=relpath_pattern)), num_href_paths, 'testharness href relative path not correct')
def load_file(self, filename, is_ref=False):
if self.filesystem.isfile(filename):
try:
doc = BeautifulSoup(self.filesystem.read_binary_file(filename))
except IOError:
_log.error("IOError: Failed to read %s", filename)
doc = None
except HTMLParser.HTMLParseError:
# FIXME: Figure out what to do if we can't parse the file.
_log.error("HTMLParseError: Failed to parse %s", filename)
doc = None
else:
if self.filesystem.isdir(filename):
# FIXME: Figure out what is triggering this and what to do about it.
_log.error("Trying to load %s, which is a directory", filename)
doc = None
if is_ref:
self.ref_doc = doc
else:
self.test_doc = doc
def test_convert_test_harness_paths(self):
""" Tests convert_testharness_paths() with a test that uses all three testharness files """
test_html = """<head>
<link href="/resources/testharness.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">
<script src="/resources/testharness.js"></script>
<script src="/resources/testharnessreport.js"></script>
</head>
"""
converter = W3CTestConverter()
fake_dir_path = self.fake_dir_path(converter, 'testharnesspaths')
doc = BeautifulSoup(test_html)
oc = OutputCapture()
oc.capture_output()
try:
converted = converter.convert_testharness_paths(doc, fake_dir_path, DUMMY_FILENAME)
finally:
oc.restore_output()
self.verify_conversion_happened(converted)
self.verify_test_harness_paths(converter, doc, fake_dir_path, 2, 1)
def login_userid_pairs_from_edit_user_results(self, results_page):
soup = BeautifulSoup(results_page, convertEntities=BeautifulStoneSoup.HTML_ENTITIES)
results_table = soup.find(id="admin_table")
login_userid_pairs = [self._login_and_uid_from_row(row) for row in results_table('tr')]
# Filter out None from the logins.
return filter(lambda pair: bool(pair), login_userid_pairs)
def load_file(self, filename):
if self.filesystem.exists(filename):
self.test_doc = Parser(self.filesystem.read_text_file(filename))
else:
self.test_doc = None
self.ref_doc = None
class TestParser(object):
def __init__(self, options, filename):
self.options = options
self.filename = filename
self.host = Host()
self.filesystem = self.host.filesystem
self.test_doc = None
self.ref_doc = None
self.load_file(filename)
def load_file(self, filename):
if self.filesystem.isfile(filename):
try:
self.test_doc = Parser(self.filesystem.read_binary_file(filename))
except:
# FIXME: Figure out what to do if we can't parse the file.
_log.error("Failed to parse %s", filename)
self.test_doc is None
else:
if self.filesystem.isdir(filename):
# FIXME: Figure out what is triggering this and what to do about it.
_log.error("Trying to load %s, which is a directory", filename)
self.test_doc = None
self.ref_doc = None
def analyze_test(self, test_contents=None, ref_contents=None):
""" Analyzes a file to determine if it's a test, what type of test, and what reference or support files it requires. Returns all of the test info """
test_info = None
if test_contents is None and self.test_doc is None:
return test_info
if test_contents is not None:
self.test_doc = Parser(test_contents)
if ref_contents is not None:
self.ref_doc = Parser(ref_contents)
# First check if it's a reftest
matches = self.reference_links_of_type("match") + self.reference_links_of_type("mismatch")
if matches:
if len(matches) > 1:
# FIXME: Is this actually true? We should fix this.
_log.warning(
"Multiple references are not supported. Importing the first ref defined in %s",
self.filesystem.basename(self.filename),
)
try:
ref_file = self.filesystem.join(self.filesystem.dirname(self.filename), matches[0]["href"])
except KeyError as e:
# FIXME: Figure out what to do w/ invalid test files.
_log.error('%s has a reference link but is missing the "href"', self.filesystem)
return None
if self.ref_doc is None:
self.ref_doc = self.load_file(ref_file)
test_info = {"test": self.filename, "reference": ref_file}
# If the ref file path is relative, we need to check it for
# relative paths also because when it lands in WebKit, it will be
# moved down into the test dir.
#
# Note: The test files themselves are not checked for support files
# outside their directories as the convention in the CSSWG is to
# put all support files in the same dir or subdir as the test.
#
# All non-test files in the test's directory tree are normally
# copied as part of the import as they are assumed to be required
# support files.
#
# *But*, there is exactly one case in the entire css2.1 suite where
# a test depends on a file that lives in a different directory,
# which depends on another file that lives outside of its
# directory. This code covers that case :)
if matches[0]["href"].startswith(".."):
support_files = self.support_files(self.ref_doc)
test_info["refsupport"] = support_files
elif self.is_jstest():
test_info = {"test": self.filename, "jstest": True}
elif self.options["all"] is True and not ("-ref" in self.filename) and not ("reference" in self.filename):
test_info = {"test": self.filename}
return test_info
def reference_links_of_type(self, reftest_type):
return self.test_doc.findAll(rel=reftest_type)
def is_jstest(self):
"""Returns whether the file appears to be a jstest, by searching for usage of W3C-style testharness paths."""
return bool(self.test_doc.find(src=re.compile("['\"/]?/resources/testharness")))
def support_files(self, doc):
""" Searches the file for all paths specified in url()'s, href or src attributes."""
support_files = []
if doc is None:
return support_files
elements_with_src_attributes = doc.findAll(src=re.compile(".*"))
elements_with_href_attributes = doc.findAll(href=re.compile(".*"))
url_pattern = re.compile("url\(.*\)")
urls = []
for url in doc.findAll(text=url_pattern):
url = re.search(url_pattern, url)
url = re.sub("url\(['\"]?", "", url.group(0))
url = re.sub("['\"]?\)", "", url)
urls.append(url)
src_paths = [src_tag["src"] for src_tag in elements_with_src_attributes]
href_paths = [href_tag["href"] for href_tag in elements_with_href_attributes]
paths = src_paths + href_paths + urls
for path in paths:
if not (path.startswith("http:")) and not (path.startswith("mailto:")):
support_files.append(path)
return support_files
class TestParser(object):
def __init__(self, filename, host):
self.filename = filename
self.host = host
self.filesystem = self.host.filesystem
self.test_doc = None
self.ref_doc = None
self.load_file(filename)
def load_file(self, filename, is_ref=False):
if self.filesystem.isfile(filename):
try:
doc = BeautifulSoup(self.filesystem.read_binary_file(filename))
except IOError:
_log.error("IOError: Failed to read %s", filename)
doc = None
except HTMLParser.HTMLParseError:
# FIXME: Figure out what to do if we can't parse the file.
_log.error("HTMLParseError: Failed to parse %s", filename)
doc = None
else:
if self.filesystem.isdir(filename):
# FIXME: Figure out what is triggering this and what to do about it.
_log.error("Trying to load %s, which is a directory", filename)
doc = None
if is_ref:
self.ref_doc = doc
else:
self.test_doc = doc
def analyze_test(self, test_contents=None, ref_contents=None):
"""Analyzes a file to determine if it's a test, what type of test, and what reference or support files it requires.
Returns: A dict which can have the properties:
"test": test file name.
"reference": related reference test file name if this is a reference test.
"reference_support_info": extra information about the related reference test and any support files.
"jstest": A boolean, whether this is a JS test.
If the path doesn't look a test or the given contents are empty,
then None is returned.
"""
test_info = None
if test_contents is None and self.test_doc is None:
return test_info
if test_contents is not None:
self.test_doc = BeautifulSoup(test_contents)
if ref_contents is not None:
self.ref_doc = BeautifulSoup(ref_contents)
# First check if it's a reftest
matches = self.reference_links_of_type('match') + self.reference_links_of_type('mismatch')
if matches:
if len(matches) > 1:
# FIXME: Is this actually true? We should fix this.
_log.warning('Multiple references are not supported. Importing the first ref defined in %s',
self.filesystem.basename(self.filename))
try:
ref_file = self.filesystem.join(self.filesystem.dirname(self.filename), matches[0]['href'])
except KeyError:
# FIXME: Figure out what to do w/ invalid test files.
_log.error('%s has a reference link but is missing the "href"', self.filesystem)
return None
if self.ref_doc is None:
self.load_file(ref_file, True)
test_info = {'test': self.filename, 'reference': ref_file}
# If the ref file does not live in the same directory as the test file, check it for support files.
test_info['reference_support_info'] = {}
if self.filesystem.dirname(ref_file) != self.filesystem.dirname(self.filename):
reference_support_files = self.support_files(self.ref_doc)
if len(reference_support_files) > 0:
reference_relpath = self.filesystem.relpath(self.filesystem.dirname(
self.filename), self.filesystem.dirname(ref_file)) + self.filesystem.sep
test_info['reference_support_info'] = {'reference_relpath': reference_relpath, 'files': reference_support_files}
elif self.is_jstest():
test_info = {'test': self.filename, 'jstest': True}
elif 'csswg-test' in self.filename:
# In csswg-test, all other files should be manual tests.
# This function isn't called for non-test files in support/.
test_info = {'test': self.filename}
elif '-manual.' in self.filesystem.basename(self.filename):
# WPT has a naming convention for manual tests.
test_info = {'test': self.filename}
return test_info
def reference_links_of_type(self, reftest_type):
return self.test_doc.findAll(rel=reftest_type)
def is_jstest(self):
"""Returns whether the file appears to be a jstest, by searching for usage of W3C-style testharness paths."""
return bool(self.test_doc.find(src=re.compile('[\'\"/]?/resources/testharness')))
def support_files(self, doc):
"""Searches the file for all paths specified in url()s or src attributes."""
support_files = []
if doc is None:
return support_files
elements_with_src_attributes = doc.findAll(src=re.compile('.*'))
elements_with_href_attributes = doc.findAll(href=re.compile('.*'))
url_pattern = re.compile(r'url\(.*\)')
urls = []
for url in doc.findAll(text=url_pattern):
url = re.search(url_pattern, url)
url = re.sub(r'url\([\'\"]?', '', url.group(0))
url = re.sub(r'[\'\"]?\)', '', url)
urls.append(url)
src_paths = [src_tag['src'] for src_tag in elements_with_src_attributes]
href_paths = [href_tag['href'] for href_tag in elements_with_href_attributes]
paths = src_paths + href_paths + urls
for path in paths:
if not path.startswith('http:') and not path.startswith('mailto:'):
uri_scheme_pattern = re.compile(r'[A-Za-z][A-Za-z+.-]*:')
if not uri_scheme_pattern.match(path):
support_files.append(path)
return support_files
def _parse_mks_response_for_mks_id(response):
# Part of the response may be encoded as HTML entities. We need to
# decode such entities so as to retrieve the text of <value>
decoded = BeautifulSoup(response, convertEntities=BeautifulSoup.XML_ENTITIES)
soup = BeautifulSoup(decoded.encode("UTF-8"))
return int(soup.find("value").string)
def builder_statuses(self):
soup = BeautifulSoup(self._fetch_one_box_per_builder())
return [self._parse_builder_status_from_row(status_row) for status_row in soup.find('table').findAll('tr')]
def _parse_bug_title_from_attachment_page(self, page):
return BeautifulSoup(page).find('div', attrs={'id': 'bug_title'})
def _parse_logins_from_editusers_results(self, results_page):
soup = BeautifulSoup(results_page, convertEntities=BeautifulStoneSoup.HTML_ENTITIES)
results_table = soup.find(id="admin_table")
logins = [self._login_from_row(row) for row in results_table('tr')]
# Filter out None from the logins.
return filter(lambda login: bool(login), logins)
class TestParser(object):
def __init__(self, options, filename, host=Host()):
self.options = options
self.filename = filename
self.host = host
self.filesystem = self.host.filesystem
self.test_doc = None
self.ref_doc = None
self.load_file(filename)
def load_file(self, filename, is_ref=False):
if self.filesystem.isfile(filename):
try:
doc = Parser(self.filesystem.read_binary_file(filename))
except:
# FIXME: Figure out what to do if we can't parse the file.
_log.error("Failed to parse %s", filename)
doc = None
else:
if self.filesystem.isdir(filename):
# FIXME: Figure out what is triggering this and what to do about it.
_log.error("Trying to load %s, which is a directory", filename)
doc = None
if is_ref:
self.ref_doc = doc
else:
self.test_doc = doc
def analyze_test(self, test_contents=None, ref_contents=None):
""" Analyzes a file to determine if it's a test, what type of test, and what reference or support files it requires. Returns all of the test info """
test_info = None
if test_contents is None and self.test_doc is None:
return test_info
if test_contents is not None:
self.test_doc = Parser(test_contents)
if ref_contents is not None:
self.ref_doc = Parser(ref_contents)
# First check if it's a reftest
matches = self.reference_links_of_type('match') + self.reference_links_of_type('mismatch')
if matches:
if len(matches) > 1:
# FIXME: Is this actually true? We should fix this.
_log.warning('Multiple references are not supported. Importing the first ref defined in %s',
self.filesystem.basename(self.filename))
try:
ref_file = self.filesystem.join(self.filesystem.dirname(self.filename), matches[0]['href'])
except KeyError as e:
# FIXME: Figure out what to do w/ invalid test files.
_log.error('%s has a reference link but is missing the "href"', self.filesystem)
return None
if (ref_file == self.filename):
return {'referencefile': self.filename}
if self.ref_doc is None:
self.load_file(ref_file, True)
test_info = {'test': self.filename, 'reference': ref_file}
# If the ref file does not live in the same directory as the test file, check it for support files
test_info['reference_support_info'] = {}
if self.filesystem.dirname(ref_file) != self.filesystem.dirname(self.filename):
reference_support_files = self.support_files(self.ref_doc)
if len(reference_support_files) > 0:
reference_relpath = self.filesystem.relpath(self.filesystem.dirname(self.filename), self.filesystem.dirname(ref_file)) + self.filesystem.sep
test_info['reference_support_info'] = {'reference_relpath': reference_relpath, 'files': reference_support_files}
# not all reference tests have a <link rel='match'> element in WPT repo
elif self.is_wpt_reftest():
test_info = {'test': self.filename, 'reference': self.potential_ref_filename()}
test_info['reference_support_info'] = {}
# we check for wpt manual test before checking for jstest, as some WPT manual tests can be classified as CSS JS tests
elif self.is_wpt_manualtest():
test_info = {'test': self.filename, 'manualtest': True}
elif self.is_jstest():
test_info = {'test': self.filename, 'jstest': True}
elif '-ref' in self.filename or 'reference' in self.filename:
test_info = {'referencefile': self.filename}
elif self.options['all'] is True:
test_info = {'test': self.filename}
if test_info and self.is_slow_test():
test_info['slow'] = True
return test_info
def reference_links_of_type(self, reftest_type):
return self.test_doc.findAll(rel=reftest_type)
def is_jstest(self):
"""Returns whether the file appears to be a jstest, by searching for usage of W3C-style testharness paths."""
return bool(self.test_doc.find(src=re.compile('[\'\"/]?/resources/testharness')))
def is_wpt_manualtest(self):
"""Returns whether the test is a manual test according WPT rules (i.e. file ends with -manual.htm path)."""
return self.filename.endswith('-manual.htm') or self.filename.endswith('-manual.html')
def is_slow_test(self):
return any([match.name == 'meta' and match['name'] == 'timeout' for match in self.test_doc.findAll(content='long')])
def potential_ref_filename(self):
parts = self.filesystem.splitext(self.filename)
return parts[0] + '-ref' + parts[1]
def is_wpt_reftest(self):
"""Returns whether the test is a ref test according WPT rules (i.e. file has a -ref.html counterpart)."""
parts = self.filesystem.splitext(self.filename)
return self.filesystem.isfile(self.potential_ref_filename())
def support_files(self, doc):
""" Searches the file for all paths specified in url()'s, href or src attributes."""
support_files = []
if doc is None:
return support_files
elements_with_src_attributes = doc.findAll(src=re.compile('.*'))
elements_with_href_attributes = doc.findAll(href=re.compile('.*'))
url_pattern = re.compile('url\(.*\)')
urls = []
for url in doc.findAll(text=url_pattern):
url = re.search(url_pattern, url)
url = re.sub('url\([\'\"]?', '', url.group(0))
url = re.sub('[\'\"]?\)', '', url)
urls.append(url)
src_paths = [src_tag['src'] for src_tag in elements_with_src_attributes]
href_paths = [href_tag['href'] for href_tag in elements_with_href_attributes]
paths = src_paths + href_paths + urls
for path in paths:
uri_scheme_pattern = re.compile(r"[A-Za-z][A-Za-z+.-]*:")
if not uri_scheme_pattern.match(path):
support_files.append(path)
return support_files
def _parse_quips(self, page):
soup = BeautifulSoup(page, convertEntities=BeautifulSoup.HTML_ENTITIES)
quips = soup.find(text=re.compile(r"Existing quips:")).findNext("ul").findAll("li")
return [unicode(quip_entry.string) for quip_entry in quips]
class TestParser(object):
def __init__(self, options, filename):
self.options = options
self.filename = filename
self.host = Host()
self.filesystem = self.host.filesystem
self.test_doc = None
self.ref_doc = None
self.load_file(filename)
def load_file(self, filename, is_ref=False):
if self.filesystem.isfile(filename):
try:
doc = Parser(self.filesystem.read_binary_file(filename))
except:
# FIXME: Figure out what to do if we can't parse the file.
_log.error("Failed to parse %s", filename)
doc = None
else:
if self.filesystem.isdir(filename):
# FIXME: Figure out what is triggering this and what to do about it.
_log.error("Trying to load %s, which is a directory", filename)
doc = None
if is_ref:
self.ref_doc = doc
else:
self.test_doc = doc
def analyze_test(self, test_contents=None, ref_contents=None):
""" Analyzes a file to determine if it's a test, what type of test, and what reference or support files it requires. Returns all of the test info """
test_info = None
if test_contents is None and self.test_doc is None:
return test_info
if test_contents is not None:
self.test_doc = Parser(test_contents)
if ref_contents is not None:
self.ref_doc = Parser(ref_contents)
# First check if it's a reftest
matches = self.reference_links_of_type(
'match') + self.reference_links_of_type('mismatch')
if matches:
if len(matches) > 1:
# FIXME: Is this actually true? We should fix this.
_log.warning(
'Multiple references are not supported. Importing the first ref defined in %s',
self.filesystem.basename(self.filename))
try:
ref_file = self.filesystem.join(
self.filesystem.dirname(self.filename), matches[0]['href'])
except KeyError as e:
# FIXME: Figure out what to do w/ invalid test files.
_log.error('%s has a reference link but is missing the "href"',
self.filesystem)
return None
if self.ref_doc is None:
self.load_file(ref_file, True)
test_info = {'test': self.filename, 'reference': ref_file}
# If the ref file does not live in the same directory as the test file, check it for support files
test_info['reference_support_info'] = {}
if self.filesystem.dirname(ref_file) != self.filesystem.dirname(
self.filename):
reference_support_files = self.support_files(self.ref_doc)
if len(reference_support_files) > 0:
reference_relpath = self.filesystem.relpath(
self.filesystem.dirname(self.filename),
self.filesystem.dirname(
ref_file)) + self.filesystem.sep
test_info['reference_support_info'] = {
'reference_relpath': reference_relpath,
'files': reference_support_files
}
elif self.is_jstest():
test_info = {'test': self.filename, 'jstest': True}
elif self.options['all'] is True and not (
'-ref' in self.filename) and not ('reference'
in self.filename):
test_info = {'test': self.filename}
return test_info
def reference_links_of_type(self, reftest_type):
return self.test_doc.findAll(rel=reftest_type)
def is_jstest(self):
"""Returns whether the file appears to be a jstest, by searching for usage of W3C-style testharness paths."""
return bool(
self.test_doc.find(
src=re.compile('[\'\"/]?/resources/testharness')))
def support_files(self, doc):
""" Searches the file for all paths specified in url()'s or src attributes."""
support_files = []
if doc is None:
return support_files
elements_with_src_attributes = doc.findAll(src=re.compile('.*'))
elements_with_href_attributes = doc.findAll(href=re.compile('.*'))
url_pattern = re.compile('url\(.*\)')
urls = []
for url in doc.findAll(text=url_pattern):
url = re.search(url_pattern, url)
url = re.sub('url\([\'\"]?', '', url.group(0))
url = re.sub('[\'\"]?\)', '', url)
urls.append(url)
src_paths = [
src_tag['src'] for src_tag in elements_with_src_attributes
]
href_paths = [
href_tag['href'] for href_tag in elements_with_href_attributes
]
paths = src_paths + href_paths + urls
for path in paths:
if not (path.startswith('http:')) and not (
path.startswith('mailto:')):
uri_scheme_pattern = re.compile(r"[A-Za-z][A-Za-z+.-]*:")
if not uri_scheme_pattern.match(path):
support_files.append(path)
return support_files
class TestParser(object):
def __init__(self, options, filename):
self.options = options
self.filename = filename
self.host = Host()
self.filesystem = self.host.filesystem
self.test_doc = None
self.ref_doc = None
self.load_file(filename)
def load_file(self, filename):
if self.filesystem.exists(filename):
self.test_doc = Parser(self.filesystem.read_text_file(filename))
else:
self.test_doc = None
self.ref_doc = None
def analyze_test(self, test_contents=None, ref_contents=None):
""" Analyzes a file to determine if it's a test, what type of test, and what reference or support files it requires. Returns all of the test info """
test_info = None
if test_contents is None and self.test_doc is None:
return test_info
if test_contents is not None:
self.test_doc = Parser(test_contents)
if ref_contents is not None:
self.ref_doc = Parser(ref_contents)
# First check if it's a reftest
matches = self.reference_links_of_type('match') + self.reference_links_of_type('mismatch')
if matches:
if len(matches) > 1:
print 'Warning: Webkit does not support multiple references. Importing the first ref defined in ' + self.filesystem.basename(self.filename)
ref_file = self.filesystem.join(self.filesystem.dirname(self.filename), matches[0]['href'])
if self.ref_doc is None:
self.ref_doc = self.load_file(ref_file)
test_info = {'test': self.filename, 'reference': ref_file}
# If the ref file path is relative, we need to check it for
# relative paths also because when it lands in WebKit, it will be
# moved down into the test dir.
#
# Note: The test files themselves are not checked for support files
# outside their directories as the convention in the CSSWG is to
# put all support files in the same dir or subdir as the test.
#
# All non-test files in the test's directory tree are normally
# copied as part of the import as they are assumed to be required
# support files.
#
# *But*, there is exactly one case in the entire css2.1 suite where
# at test depends on a file that lives in a different directory,
# which depends on another file that lives outside of its
# directory. This code covers that case :)
if matches[0]['href'].startswith('..'):
support_files = self.support_files(self.ref_doc)
test_info['refsupport'] = support_files
elif self.is_jstest():
test_info = {'test': self.filename, 'jstest': True}
elif self.options['all'] is True and not('-ref' in self.filename) and not('reference' in self.filename):
test_info = {'test': self.filename}
return test_info
def reference_links_of_type(self, reftest_type):
return self.test_doc.findAll(rel=reftest_type)
def is_jstest(self):
"""Returns whether the file appears to be a jstest, by searching for usage of W3C-style testharness paths."""
return bool(self.test_doc.find(src=re.compile('[\'\"/]?/resources/testharness')))
def support_files(self, doc):
""" Searches the file for all paths specified in url()'s, href or src attributes."""
support_files = []
if doc is None:
return support_files
elements_with_src_attributes = doc.findAll(src=re.compile('.*'))
elements_with_href_attributes = doc.findAll(href=re.compile('.*'))
url_pattern = re.compile('url\(.*\)')
urls = []
for url in doc.findAll(text=url_pattern):
url = re.search(url_pattern, url)
url = re.sub('url\([\'\"]', '', url.group(0))
url = re.sub('[\'\"]\)', '', url)
urls.append(url)
src_paths = [src_tag['src'] for src_tag in elements_with_src_attributes]
href_paths = [href_tag['href'] for href_tag in elements_with_href_attributes]
paths = src_paths + href_paths + urls
for path in paths:
if not(path.startswith('http:')) and not(path.startswith('mailto:')):
support_files.append(path)
return support_files
def analyze_test(self, test_contents=None, ref_contents=None):
""" Analyzes a file to determine if it's a test, what type of test, and what reference or support files it requires. Returns all of the test info """
test_info = None
if test_contents is None and self.test_doc is None:
return test_info
if test_contents is not None:
self.test_doc = Parser(test_contents)
if ref_contents is not None:
self.ref_doc = Parser(ref_contents)
# First check if it's a reftest
matches = self.reference_links_of_type(
'match') + self.reference_links_of_type('mismatch')
if matches:
if len(matches) > 1:
# FIXME: Is this actually true? We should fix this.
_log.warning(
'Multiple references are not supported. Importing the first ref defined in %s',
self.filesystem.basename(self.filename))
try:
ref_file = self.filesystem.join(
self.filesystem.dirname(self.filename), matches[0]['href'])
except KeyError as e:
# FIXME: Figure out what to do w/ invalid test files.
_log.error('%s has a reference link but is missing the "href"',
self.filesystem)
return None
if self.ref_doc is None:
self.load_file(ref_file, True)
test_info = {'test': self.filename, 'reference': ref_file}
# If the ref file does not live in the same directory as the test file, check it for support files
test_info['reference_support_info'] = {}
if self.filesystem.dirname(ref_file) != self.filesystem.dirname(
self.filename):
reference_support_files = self.support_files(self.ref_doc)
if len(reference_support_files) > 0:
reference_relpath = self.filesystem.relpath(
self.filesystem.dirname(self.filename),
self.filesystem.dirname(
ref_file)) + self.filesystem.sep
test_info['reference_support_info'] = {
'reference_relpath': reference_relpath,
'files': reference_support_files
}
elif self.is_jstest():
test_info = {'test': self.filename, 'jstest': True}
elif self.options['all'] is True and not (
'-ref' in self.filename) and not ('reference'
in self.filename):
test_info = {'test': self.filename}
return test_info
class TestParser(object):
def __init__(self, options, filename):
self.options = options
self.filename = filename
self.host = Host()
self.filesystem = self.host.filesystem
self.test_doc = None
self.ref_doc = None
self.load_file(filename)
def load_file(self, filename, is_ref=False):
if self.filesystem.isfile(filename):
try:
doc = Parser(self.filesystem.read_binary_file(filename))
except:
# FIXME: Figure out what to do if we can't parse the file.
_log.error("Failed to parse %s", filename)
doc = None
else:
if self.filesystem.isdir(filename):
# FIXME: Figure out what is triggering this and what to do about it.
_log.error("Trying to load %s, which is a directory", filename)
doc = None
if is_ref:
self.ref_doc = doc
else:
self.test_doc = doc
def analyze_test(self, test_contents=None, ref_contents=None):
""" Analyzes a file to determine if it's a test, what type of test, and what reference or support files it requires. Returns all of the test info """
test_info = None
if test_contents is None and self.test_doc is None:
return test_info
if test_contents is not None:
self.test_doc = Parser(test_contents)
if ref_contents is not None:
self.ref_doc = Parser(ref_contents)
# First check if it's a reftest
matches = self.reference_links_of_type('match') + self.reference_links_of_type('mismatch')
if matches:
if len(matches) > 1:
# FIXME: Is this actually true? We should fix this.
_log.warning('Multiple references are not supported. Importing the first ref defined in %s',
self.filesystem.basename(self.filename))
try:
ref_file = self.filesystem.join(self.filesystem.dirname(self.filename), matches[0]['href'])
except KeyError as e:
# FIXME: Figure out what to do w/ invalid test files.
_log.error('%s has a reference link but is missing the "href"', self.filesystem)
return None
if self.ref_doc is None:
self.load_file(ref_file, True)
test_info = {'test': self.filename, 'reference': ref_file}
# If the ref file does not live in the same directory as the test file, check it for support files
test_info['reference_support_info'] = {}
if self.filesystem.dirname(ref_file) != self.filesystem.dirname(self.filename):
reference_support_files = self.support_files(self.ref_doc)
if len(reference_support_files) > 0:
reference_relpath = self.filesystem.relpath(self.filesystem.dirname(
self.filename), self.filesystem.dirname(ref_file)) + self.filesystem.sep
test_info['reference_support_info'] = {'reference_relpath': reference_relpath, 'files': reference_support_files}
elif self.is_jstest():
test_info = {'test': self.filename, 'jstest': True}
elif self.options['all'] is True and not('-ref' in self.filename) and not('reference' in self.filename):
test_info = {'test': self.filename}
return test_info
def reference_links_of_type(self, reftest_type):
return self.test_doc.findAll(rel=reftest_type)
def is_jstest(self):
"""Returns whether the file appears to be a jstest, by searching for usage of W3C-style testharness paths."""
return bool(self.test_doc.find(src=re.compile('[\'\"/]?/resources/testharness')))
def support_files(self, doc):
""" Searches the file for all paths specified in url()'s or src attributes."""
support_files = []
if doc is None:
return support_files
elements_with_src_attributes = doc.findAll(src=re.compile('.*'))
elements_with_href_attributes = doc.findAll(href=re.compile('.*'))
url_pattern = re.compile('url\(.*\)')
urls = []
for url in doc.findAll(text=url_pattern):
url = re.search(url_pattern, url)
url = re.sub('url\([\'\"]?', '', url.group(0))
url = re.sub('[\'\"]?\)', '', url)
urls.append(url)
src_paths = [src_tag['src'] for src_tag in elements_with_src_attributes]
href_paths = [href_tag['href'] for href_tag in elements_with_href_attributes]
paths = src_paths + href_paths + urls
for path in paths:
if not(path.startswith('http:')) and not(path.startswith('mailto:')):
uri_scheme_pattern = re.compile(r"[A-Za-z][A-Za-z+.-]*:")
if not uri_scheme_pattern.match(path):
support_files.append(path)
return support_files
def _parse_twisted_directory_listing(self, page):
soup = BeautifulSoup(page)
# HACK: Match only table rows with a class to ignore twisted header/footer rows.
file_rows = soup.find('table').findAll('tr', {'class': re.compile(r'\b(?:directory|file)\b')})
return [self._parse_twisted_file_row(file_row) for file_row in file_rows]
def _parse_twisted_directory_listing(self, page):
soup = BeautifulSoup(page)
# HACK: Match only table rows with a class to ignore twisted header/footer rows.
file_rows = soup.find('table').findAll('tr', {'class': re.compile(r'\b(?:directory|file)\b')})
return [self._parse_twisted_file_row(file_row) for file_row in file_rows]
def parse_results_html(cls, page):
tables = BeautifulSoup(page).findAll("table")
return sum([cls._parse_results_table(table) for table in tables], [])
class TestParser(object):
def __init__(self,
options,
filename,
host=Host(),
source_root_directory=None):
self.options = options
self.filename = filename
self.host = host
self.filesystem = self.host.filesystem
self.source_root_directory = source_root_directory
self.test_doc = None
self.ref_doc = None
self.load_file(filename)
def load_file(self, filename, is_ref=False):
if self.filesystem.isfile(filename):
try:
doc = Parser(self.filesystem.read_binary_file(filename))
except:
# FIXME: Figure out what to do if we can't parse the file.
_log.error("Failed to parse %s", filename)
doc = None
else:
if self.filesystem.isdir(filename):
# FIXME: Figure out what is triggering this and what to do about it.
_log.error("Trying to load %s, which is a directory", filename)
doc = None
if is_ref:
self.ref_doc = doc
else:
self.test_doc = doc
def analyze_test(self, test_contents=None, ref_contents=None):
""" Analyzes a file to determine if it's a test, what type of test, and what reference or support files it requires. Returns all of the test info """
test_info = None
if test_contents is None and self.test_doc is None:
return test_info
if test_contents is not None:
self.test_doc = Parser(test_contents)
if ref_contents is not None:
self.ref_doc = Parser(ref_contents)
# First check if it's a reftest
matches = self.reference_links_of_type(
'match') + self.reference_links_of_type('mismatch')
if matches:
if len(matches) > 1:
# FIXME: Is this actually true? We should fix this.
_log.warning(
'Multiple references are not supported. Importing the first ref defined in %s',
self.filesystem.basename(self.filename))
try:
href_match_file = matches[0]['href'].strip()
if href_match_file.startswith('/'):
ref_file = self.filesystem.join(
self.source_root_directory,
href_match_file.lstrip('/'))
else:
ref_file = self.filesystem.join(
self.filesystem.dirname(self.filename),
href_match_file)
except KeyError as e:
# FIXME: Figure out what to do w/ invalid test files.
_log.error('%s has a reference link but is missing the "href"',
self.filesystem)
return None
if (ref_file == self.filename):
return {'referencefile': self.filename}
if self.ref_doc is None:
self.load_file(ref_file, True)
test_info = {'test': self.filename, 'reference': ref_file}
# If the ref file does not live in the same directory as the test file, check it for support files
test_info['reference_support_info'] = {}
if self.filesystem.dirname(ref_file) != self.filesystem.dirname(
self.filename):
reference_support_files = self.support_files(self.ref_doc)
if len(reference_support_files) > 0:
reference_relpath = self.filesystem.relpath(
self.filesystem.dirname(self.filename),
self.filesystem.dirname(
ref_file)) + self.filesystem.sep
test_info['reference_support_info'] = {
'reference_relpath': reference_relpath,
'files': reference_support_files
}
# not all reference tests have a <link rel='match'> element in WPT repo
elif self.is_wpt_reftest():
test_info = {
'test': self.filename,
'reference': self.potential_ref_filename()
}
test_info['reference_support_info'] = {}
# we check for wpt manual test before checking for jstest, as some WPT manual tests can be classified as CSS JS tests
elif self.is_wpt_manualtest():
test_info = {'test': self.filename, 'manualtest': True}
elif self.is_jstest():
test_info = {'test': self.filename, 'jstest': True}
elif '-ref' in self.filename or 'reference' in self.filename:
test_info = {'referencefile': self.filename}
elif self.options['all'] is True:
test_info = {'test': self.filename}
if test_info and self.is_slow_test():
test_info['slow'] = True
return test_info
def reference_links_of_type(self, reftest_type):
return self.test_doc.findAll(rel=reftest_type)
def is_jstest(self):
"""Returns whether the file appears to be a jstest, by searching for usage of W3C-style testharness paths."""
return bool(
self.test_doc.find(
src=re.compile('[\'\"/]?/resources/testharness')))
def is_wpt_manualtest(self):
"""Returns whether the test is a manual test according WPT rules."""
# General rule for manual test i.e. file ends with -manual.htm path
# See https://web-platform-tests.org/writing-tests/manual.html#requirements-for-a-manual-test
if self.filename.find('-manual.') != -1:
return True
# Rule specific to CSS WG manual tests i.e. rely on <meta name="flags">
# See https://web-platform-tests.org/writing-tests/css-metadata.html#requirement-flags
# For further details and discussions, see the following links:
# https://github.com/web-platform-tests/wpt/issues/5381
# https://github.com/web-platform-tests/wpt/issues/5293
for match in self.test_doc.findAll(name='meta',
attrs={
'name': 'flags',
'content': True
}):
css_flags = set(match['content'].split())
if bool(
css_flags & {
"animated", "font", "history", "interact", "paged",
"speech", "userstyle"
}):
return True
return False
def is_slow_test(self):
return any([
match.name == 'meta' and match['name'] == 'timeout'
for match in self.test_doc.findAll(content='long')
])
def potential_ref_filename(self):
parts = self.filesystem.splitext(self.filename)
return parts[0] + '-ref' + parts[1]
def is_wpt_reftest(self):
"""Returns whether the test is a ref test according WPT rules (i.e. file has a -ref.html counterpart)."""
parts = self.filesystem.splitext(self.filename)
return self.filesystem.isfile(self.potential_ref_filename())
def support_files(self, doc):
""" Searches the file for all paths specified in url()'s, href or src attributes."""
support_files = []
if doc is None:
return support_files
elements_with_src_attributes = doc.findAll(src=re.compile('.*'))
elements_with_href_attributes = doc.findAll(href=re.compile('.*'))
url_pattern = re.compile('url\(.*\)')
urls = []
for url in doc.findAll(text=url_pattern):
for url in re.findall(url_pattern, url):
url = re.sub('url\([\'\"]?', '', url)
url = re.sub('[\'\"]?\)', '', url)
urls.append(url)
src_paths = [
src_tag['src'] for src_tag in elements_with_src_attributes
]
href_paths = [
href_tag['href'] for href_tag in elements_with_href_attributes
]
paths = src_paths + href_paths + urls
for path in paths:
uri_scheme_pattern = re.compile(r"[A-Za-z][A-Za-z+.-]*:")
if not uri_scheme_pattern.match(path):
support_files.append(path)
return support_files
def _parse_quips(self, page):
soup = BeautifulSoup(page, convertEntities=BeautifulSoup.HTML_ENTITIES)
quips = soup.find(
text=re.compile(r"Existing quips:")).findNext("ul").findAll("li")
return [unicode(quip_entry.string) for quip_entry in quips]
def builder_statuses(self):
soup = BeautifulSoup(self._fetch_one_box_per_builder())
return [self._parse_builder_status_from_row(status_row) for status_row in soup.find('table').findAll('tr')]
def analyze_test(self, test_contents=None, ref_contents=None):
""" Analyzes a file to determine if it's a test, what type of test, and what reference or support files it requires. Returns all of the test info """
test_info = None
if test_contents is None and self.test_doc is None:
return test_info
if test_contents is not None:
self.test_doc = Parser(test_contents)
if ref_contents is not None:
self.ref_doc = Parser(ref_contents)
# First check if it's a reftest
matches = self.reference_links_of_type(
'match') + self.reference_links_of_type('mismatch')
if matches:
if len(matches) > 1:
# FIXME: Is this actually true? We should fix this.
_log.warning(
'Multiple references are not supported. Importing the first ref defined in %s',
self.filesystem.basename(self.filename))
try:
href_match_file = matches[0]['href'].strip()
if href_match_file.startswith('/'):
ref_file = self.filesystem.join(
self.source_root_directory,
href_match_file.lstrip('/'))
else:
ref_file = self.filesystem.join(
self.filesystem.dirname(self.filename),
href_match_file)
except KeyError as e:
# FIXME: Figure out what to do w/ invalid test files.
_log.error('%s has a reference link but is missing the "href"',
self.filesystem)
return None
if (ref_file == self.filename):
return {'referencefile': self.filename}
if self.ref_doc is None:
self.load_file(ref_file, True)
test_info = {'test': self.filename, 'reference': ref_file}
# If the ref file does not live in the same directory as the test file, check it for support files
test_info['reference_support_info'] = {}
if self.filesystem.dirname(ref_file) != self.filesystem.dirname(
self.filename):
reference_support_files = self.support_files(self.ref_doc)
if len(reference_support_files) > 0:
reference_relpath = self.filesystem.relpath(
self.filesystem.dirname(self.filename),
self.filesystem.dirname(
ref_file)) + self.filesystem.sep
test_info['reference_support_info'] = {
'reference_relpath': reference_relpath,
'files': reference_support_files
}
# not all reference tests have a <link rel='match'> element in WPT repo
elif self.is_wpt_reftest():
test_info = {
'test': self.filename,
'reference': self.potential_ref_filename()
}
test_info['reference_support_info'] = {}
# we check for wpt manual test before checking for jstest, as some WPT manual tests can be classified as CSS JS tests
elif self.is_wpt_manualtest():
test_info = {'test': self.filename, 'manualtest': True}
elif self.is_jstest():
test_info = {'test': self.filename, 'jstest': True}
elif '-ref' in self.filename or 'reference' in self.filename:
test_info = {'referencefile': self.filename}
elif self.options['all'] is True:
test_info = {'test': self.filename}
if test_info and self.is_slow_test():
test_info['slow'] = True
return test_info
def _group_rows_from_edit_user_page(self, edit_user_page):
soup = BeautifulSoup(edit_user_page,
convertEntities=BeautifulSoup.HTML_ENTITIES)
return soup('td', {'class': 'groupname'})
def login_userid_pairs_from_edit_user_results(self, results_page):
soup = BeautifulSoup(results_page, convertEntities=BeautifulSoup.HTML_ENTITIES)
results_table = soup.find(id="admin_table")
login_userid_pairs = [self._login_and_uid_from_row(row) for row in results_table('tr')]
# Filter out None from the logins.
return list(filter(lambda pair: bool(pair), login_userid_pairs))
def analyze_test(self, test_contents=None, ref_contents=None):
""" Analyzes a file to determine if it's a test, what type of test, and what reference or support files it requires. Returns all of the test info """
test_info = None
if test_contents is None and self.test_doc is None:
return test_info
if test_contents is not None:
self.test_doc = Parser(test_contents)
if ref_contents is not None:
self.ref_doc = Parser(ref_contents)
# First check if it's a reftest
matches = self.reference_links_of_type("match") + self.reference_links_of_type("mismatch")
if matches:
if len(matches) > 1:
# FIXME: Is this actually true? We should fix this.
_log.warning(
"Multiple references are not supported. Importing the first ref defined in %s",
self.filesystem.basename(self.filename),
)
try:
ref_file = self.filesystem.join(self.filesystem.dirname(self.filename), matches[0]["href"])
except KeyError as e:
# FIXME: Figure out what to do w/ invalid test files.
_log.error('%s has a reference link but is missing the "href"', self.filesystem)
return None
if self.ref_doc is None:
self.ref_doc = self.load_file(ref_file)
test_info = {"test": self.filename, "reference": ref_file}
# If the ref file path is relative, we need to check it for
# relative paths also because when it lands in WebKit, it will be
# moved down into the test dir.
#
# Note: The test files themselves are not checked for support files
# outside their directories as the convention in the CSSWG is to
# put all support files in the same dir or subdir as the test.
#
# All non-test files in the test's directory tree are normally
# copied as part of the import as they are assumed to be required
# support files.
#
# *But*, there is exactly one case in the entire css2.1 suite where
# a test depends on a file that lives in a different directory,
# which depends on another file that lives outside of its
# directory. This code covers that case :)
if matches[0]["href"].startswith(".."):
support_files = self.support_files(self.ref_doc)
test_info["refsupport"] = support_files
elif self.is_jstest():
test_info = {"test": self.filename, "jstest": True}
elif self.options["all"] is True and not ("-ref" in self.filename) and not ("reference" in self.filename):
test_info = {"test": self.filename}
return test_info
def _parse_bug_page(self, page):
soup = BeautifulSoup(page)
bug = {}
bug["id"] = int(soup.find("bug_id").string)
bug["title"] = self._string_contents(soup.find("short_desc"))
bug["reporter_email"] = self._string_contents(soup.find("reporter"))
bug["assigned_to_email"] = self._string_contents(soup.find("assigned_to"))
bug["cc_emails"] = [self._string_contents(element)
for element in soup.findAll('cc')]
bug["attachments"] = [self._parse_attachment_element(element, bug["id"]) for element in soup.findAll('attachment')]
bug["platform"] = self._string_contents(soup.find("rep_platform"))
bug["os"] = self._string_contents(soup.find("op_sys"))
bug["long_description"] = self._string_contents(soup.find("long_desc").findNext("thetext"))
bug["keywords"] = self._string_contents(soup.find("keywords"))
bug["component"] = self._string_contents(soup.find("component"))
return bug
