def start_workunit(self, workunit):
"""Implementation of Reporter callback."""
# We use these properties of the workunit to decide how to render information about it.
is_bootstrap = workunit.has_label(WorkUnit.BOOTSTRAP)
is_tool = workunit.has_label(WorkUnit.TOOL)
is_multitool = workunit.has_label(WorkUnit.MULTITOOL)
is_test = workunit.has_label(WorkUnit.TEST)
# Get useful properties from the workunit.
workunit_dict = workunit.to_dict()
if workunit_dict['cmd']:
workunit_dict['cmd'] = linkify(
self._buildroot, workunit_dict['cmd'].replace('$', '\\\\$'))
# Create the template arguments.
args = {
'indent':
len(workunit.ancestors()) * 10,
'html_path_base':
self._html_path_base,
'workunit':
workunit_dict,
'header_text':
workunit.name,
'initially_open':
is_test or not (is_bootstrap or is_tool or is_multitool),
'is_tool':
is_tool,
'is_multitool':
is_multitool
}
args.update({
'collapsible':
lambda x: self._renderer.render_callable('collapsible', x, args)
})
# Render the workunit's div.
s = self._renderer.render_name('workunit_start', args)
if is_tool:
# This workunit is a tool invocation, so render the appropriate content.
# We use the same args, slightly modified.
del args['initially_open']
if is_test:
# Have test framework stdout open by default, but not that of other tools.
# This is an arbitrary choice, but one that turns out to be useful to users in practice.
args['stdout_initially_open'] = True
s += self._renderer.render_name('tool_invocation_start', args)
# ... and we're done.
self._emit(s)
def start_workunit(self, workunit):
"""Implementation of Reporter callback."""
# We use these properties of the workunit to decide how to render information about it.
is_tool = workunit.has_label(WorkUnit.TOOL)
is_multitool = workunit.has_label(WorkUnit.MULTITOOL)
is_test = workunit.has_label(WorkUnit.TEST)
# Get useful properties from the workunit.
workunit_dict = workunit.to_dict()
if workunit_dict["cmd"]:
workunit_dict["cmd"] = linkify(self._buildroot, workunit_dict["cmd"].replace("$", "\\\\$"))
# Create the template arguments.
args = {
"indent": len(workunit.ancestors()) * 10,
"html_path_base": self._html_path_base,
"workunit": workunit_dict,
"header_text": workunit.name,
"initially_open": is_test or not (is_tool or is_multitool),
"is_tool": is_tool,
"is_multitool": is_multitool,
}
args.update({"collapsible": lambda x: self._renderer.render_callable("collapsible", x, args)})
# Render the workunit's div.
s = self._renderer.render_name("workunit_start", args)
if is_tool:
# This workunit is a tool invocation, so render the appropriate content.
# We use the same args, slightly modified.
del args["initially_open"]
if is_test:
# Have test framework stdout open by default, but not that of other tools.
# This is an arbitrary choice, but one that turns out to be useful to users in practice.
args["stdout_initially_open"] = True
s += self._renderer.render_name("tool_invocation_start", args)
# ... and we're done.
self._emit(s)
def start_workunit(self, workunit):
"""Implementation of Reporter callback."""
# We use these properties of the workunit to decide how to render information about it.
is_bootstrap = workunit.has_label(WorkUnit.BOOTSTRAP)
is_tool = workunit.has_label(WorkUnit.TOOL)
is_multitool = workunit.has_label(WorkUnit.MULTITOOL)
is_test = workunit.has_label(WorkUnit.TEST)
# Get useful properties from the workunit.
workunit_dict = workunit.to_dict()
if workunit_dict['cmd']:
workunit_dict['cmd'] = linkify(self._buildroot, workunit_dict['cmd'].replace('$', '\\\\$'))
# Create the template arguments.
args = { 'indent': len(workunit.ancestors()) * 10,
'html_path_base': self._html_path_base,
'workunit': workunit_dict,
'header_text': workunit.name,
'initially_open': is_test or not (is_bootstrap or is_tool or is_multitool),
'is_tool': is_tool,
'is_multitool': is_multitool }
args.update({ 'collapsible': lambda x: self._renderer.render_callable('collapsible', x, args) })
# Render the workunit's div.
s = self._renderer.render_name('workunit_start', args)
if is_tool:
# This workunit is a tool invocation, so render the appropriate content.
# We use the same args, slightly modified.
del args['initially_open']
if is_test:
# Have test framework stdout open by default, but not that of other tools.
# This is an arbitrary choice, but one that turns out to be useful to users in practice.
args['stdout_initially_open'] = True
s += self._renderer.render_name('tool_invocation_start', args)
# ... and we're done.
self._emit(s)
def _htmlify_text(self, s):
"""Make text HTML-friendly."""
colored = self._handle_ansi_color_codes(cgi.escape(str(s)))
return linkify(self._buildroot, colored).replace('\n', '</br>')
def _htmlify_text(self, s):
"""Make text HTML-friendly."""
colored = self._handle_ansi_color_codes(cgi.escape(str(s)))
return linkify(self._buildroot, colored).replace('\n', '</br>')
def _do_test_linkify(self, expected_link, url): s = 'foo %s bar' % url expected = 'foo <a target="_blank" href="%s">%s</a> bar' % (expected_link, url) linkified = linkify(self._buildroot, s) self.assertEqual(expected, linkified)
def _do_test_linkify(self, expected_link, url):
s = 'foo %s bar' % url
expected = 'foo <a target="_blank" href="%s">%s</a> bar' % (
expected_link, url)
linkified = linkify(self._buildroot, s)
self.assertEqual(expected, linkified)