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#!/usr/bin/env python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""Test index handling."""
import apt
import unittest
import aptdaemon.core
import aptdaemon.errors
import mock
class TestValidPacakgeNames(unittest.TestCase):
"""Test the code that verifies for valid package names
"""
def setUp(self):
self.cache = apt.Cache()
opt = mock.Mock()
opt.dummy = True
self.daemon = aptdaemon.core.AptDaemon(opt, connect=False)
def test_valid_package_names(self):
# ensure that the code raises on invalid ones, note that we
# test each item individually instead of the list because each
# needs to raise
for invalid in [
"foo_bar", "รครครค", "i space", "a", "+invalidstart", "noUpper",
"foo=", "foo=", "foo=a", "foo=0 space"
"foo/", "foo/ space"]:
with self.assertRaises(aptdaemon.errors.AptDaemonError):
self.daemon._check_package_names([invalid])
# check some simple good cases
for pkgname in ["apt", "apt/unstable", "apt=0.3.2", "apt:i386",
"apt+:i386/unstable", "apt+:amd64=0.3.2"]:
self.daemon._check_package_names([pkgname])
# ensure the code does not wrongly label valid packages as
# invalid, _check_package_names will raise on error
for pkg in self.cache:
self.daemon._check_package_names([pkg.name])
# test again, this time with version number
for pkg in self.cache:
if not pkg.candidate:
continue
self.daemon._check_package_names(
["%s=%s" % (pkg.name,pkg.candidate.version)])
# test again, this time with release origin
for pkg in self.cache:
if not pkg.candidate:
continue
archive = pkg.candidate.origins[0].archive
if archive:
self.daemon._check_package_names(["%s/%s" % (pkg.name,
archive)])
if __name__ == "__main__":
unittest.main()
# vim: ts=4 et sts=4
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