def getRowsFromScreenRun(
inputFile,
charInputs,
screenConfig={},
printScreen=True,
pastScreen=None,
args=[]):
lineObjs = getLineObjsFromFile(inputFile)
screen = ScreenForTest(
charInputs,
maxX=screenConfig.get('maxX', 80),
maxY=screenConfig.get('maxY', 30),
)
# mock our flags with the passed arg list
flags = ScreenFlags.initFromArgs(args)
# we run our program and throw a StopIteration exception
# instead of sys.exit-ing
try:
choose.doProgram(screen, flags, CursesForTest(), lineObjs)
except StopIteration:
pass
if printScreen:
screen.printOldScreens()
if pastScreen:
return screen.getRowsWithAttributesForPastScreen(pastScreen)
return screen.getRowsWithAttributes()
def getRowsFromScreenRun(inputFile,
charInputs,
screenConfig={},
printScreen=True,
pastScreen=None,
pastScreens=None,
validateFileExists=False,
args=[]):
lineObjs = getLineObjsFromFile(inputFile,
validateFileExists=validateFileExists)
screen = ScreenForTest(
charInputs,
maxX=screenConfig.get('maxX', 80),
maxY=screenConfig.get('maxY', 30),
)
# mock our flags with the passed arg list
flags = ScreenFlags.initFromArgs(args)
# we run our program and throw a StopIteration exception
# instead of sys.exit-ing
try:
choose.doProgram(screen, flags, CursesForTest(), lineObjs)
except StopIteration:
pass
if printScreen:
screen.printOldScreens()
if pastScreen:
return screen.getRowsWithAttributesForPastScreen(pastScreen)
elif pastScreens:
return screen.getRowsWithAttributesForPastScreens(pastScreens)
return screen.getRowsWithAttributes()
def doProgram(stdscr, cursesAPI=None, lineObjs=None, flags=None):
# curses and lineObjs get dependency injected for
# our tests, so init these if they are not provided
if not cursesAPI:
cursesAPI = CursesAPI()
if not lineObjs:
lineObjs = getLineObjs()
if not flags:
flags = ScreenFlags.initFromArgs()
output.clearFile()
logger.clearFile()
screen = screenControl.Controller(stdscr, lineObjs, cursesAPI)
screen.control()
return lineObjs
def doProgram(flags):
filePath = stateFiles.getPickleFilePath()
lineObjs = getLineObjs(flags)
# pickle it so the next program can parse it
pickle.dump(lineObjs, open(filePath, 'wb'))
def usage():
print(USAGE_STR)
if __name__ == '__main__':
flags = ScreenFlags.initFromArgs(sys.argv[1:])
if (flags.getIsCleanMode()):
print('Cleaning out state files...')
for filePath in stateFiles.getAllStateFiles():
if os.path.isfile(filePath):
os.remove(filePath)
print('Done! Removed %d files ' % len(stateFiles.getAllStateFiles()))
sys.exit(0)
if sys.stdin.isatty():
if os.path.isfile(stateFiles.getPickleFilePath()):
print('Using old result...')
else:
usage()
# let the next stage parse the old version
sys.exit(0)
return lineObjs
def doProgram(flags):
filePath = stateFiles.getPickleFilePath()
lineObjs = getLineObjs(flags)
# pickle it so the next program can parse it
pickle.dump(lineObjs, open(filePath, 'wb'))
def usage():
print(USAGE_STR)
if __name__ == '__main__':
flags = ScreenFlags.initFromArgs(sys.argv[1:])
if (flags.getIsCleanMode()):
print('Cleaning out state files...')
for filePath in stateFiles.getAllStateFiles():
if os.path.isfile(filePath):
os.remove(filePath)
print('Done! Removed %d files ' % len(stateFiles.getAllStateFiles()))
sys.exit(0)
if sys.stdin.isatty():
if os.path.isfile(stateFiles.getPickleFilePath()):
print('Using previous input piped to fpp...')
else:
usage()
# let the next stage parse the old version
else:
CLICOLOR_FORCE in your environment to anything.)
'''
USAGE_COMMAND_LINE = '''
== Command line arguments ==
PathPicker supports some command line arguments, as well.
'''
USAGE_TAIL = '''
That's a fairly in-depth overview of Facebook PathPicker.
We also provide help along the way as you
use the app, so don't worry and jump on in!
'''
USAGE_STR = USAGE_INTRO + \
USAGE_PAGE_HEADER + \
USAGE_PAGE + \
USAGE_COMMAND_HEADER + \
USAGE_COMMAND + \
USAGE_CONFIGURATION + \
USAGE_COMMAND_LINE + \
ScreenFlags.getArgParser().format_help() + \
USAGE_TAIL
decorator = '*' * 80
USAGE_STR = decorator + '\n' + USAGE_STR + '\n' + decorator
'''
USAGE_TAIL = '''
That's a fairly in-depth overview of Facebook PathPicker.
We also provide help along the way as you
use the app, so don't worry and jump on in!
'''
USAGE_STR = USAGE_INTRO + \
USAGE_PAGE_HEADER + \
USAGE_PAGE + \
USAGE_COMMAND_HEADER + \
USAGE_COMMAND + \
USAGE_CONFIGURATION + \
USAGE_COMMAND_LINE + \
ScreenFlags.getArgParser().format_help() + \
USAGE_TAIL
decorator = '*' * 80
USAGE_STR = decorator + '\n' + USAGE_STR + '\n' + decorator
MANPAGE_STR = '\n\n'.join([
MANPAGE_HEADER,
MANPAGE_NAME_SECTION,
MANPAGE_SYNOPSIS,
# FIXME: asciidoc example block?
# http://www.methods.co.nz/asciidoc/userguide.html#X48
ScreenFlags.getArgParser().format_help(),
MANPAGE_INTRO_PRE,
INTRO,
USAGE_PAGE_HEADER,
