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#!/bin/bash
. ./src/get_maintainer_wrapper.sh --source-only
. ./src/kwlib.sh --source-only
. ./tests/utils --source-only
function suite
{
suite_addTest "linuxRootCheckTest"
suite_addTest "cmdManagerTESTMODETest"
suite_addTest "cmdManagerSILENTTest"
suite_addTest "cmdManagerSAY_COMPLAIN_WARNING_SUCCESS_Test"
suite_addTest "detectDistroTest"
suite_addTest "joinPathTest"
suite_addTest "findKernelRootTest"
suite_addTest "isAPatchTest"
}
function setupFakeOSInfo
{
mkdir -p tests/.tmp/detect_distro/{arch,debian}/etc
cp -f tests/samples/os/arch/* tests/.tmp/detect_distro/arch/etc
cp -f tests/samples/os/debian/* tests/.tmp/detect_distro/debian/etc
}
function setupPatch
{
mkdir -p "tests/.tmp"
cp -f tests/samples/test.patch tests/.tmp/
}
function setupFakeKernelRepo
{
# This creates tests/.tmp which should mock a kernel tree root. A .git
# dir is also created inside tests/.tmp so that get_maintainer.pl thinks
# it is a git repo. This is done in order to avoid some warnings that
# get_maintainer.pl prints when no .git is found.
mkdir -p "tests/.tmp"
cd "tests/.tmp"
touch "COPYING"
touch "CREDITS"
touch "Kbuild"
touch "Makefile"
touch "README"
mkdir -p "Documentation"
mkdir -p "arch"
mkdir -p "include"
mkdir -p "drivers"
mkdir -p "fs"
mkdir -p "init"
mkdir -p "ipc"
mkdir -p "kernel"
mkdir -p "lib"
mkdir -p "scripts"
mkdir -p ".git"
cd ../../
cp -f tests/samples/MAINTAINERS tests/.tmp/MAINTAINERS
cp -f tests/external/get_maintainer.pl tests/.tmp/scripts/
}
function tearDownSetup
{
rm -rf "tests/.tmp"
}
function linuxRootCheckTest
{
setupFakeKernelRepo
is_kernel_root "tests/.tmp"
[[ "$?" != 0 ]] && fail "Failed to check if a directory is a kernel root."
tearDownSetup
true # Reset return value
}
function cmdManagerSILENTTest
{
setupFakeKernelRepo
cd "tests/.tmp"
ret=$(cmd_manager SILENT ls)
assertFalse "We used SILENT mode, we should not find ls" '[[ $ret =~ ls ]]'
assertTrue "We expected to find MAINTAINERS" '[[ $ret =~ MAINTAINERS ]]'
assertTrue "We expected to find CREDITS" '[[ $ret =~ CREDITS ]]'
assertTrue "We expected to find README" '[[ $ret =~ README ]]'
assertTrue "We expected to find arch" '[[ $ret =~ arch ]]'
assertTrue "We expected to find scripts" '[[ $ret =~ scripts ]]'
# Test command with parameters
ret=$(cmd_manager SILENT pwd --help)
assertTrue "We expected to find -P" '[[ $ret =~ -P ]]'
assertTrue "We expected to find -L" '[[ $ret =~ -L ]]'
cd ../../
tearDownSetup
}
# The difference between say, complain, warning, and success it is the color
# because of this we test all of them together
function cmdManagerSAY_COMPLAIN_WARNING_SUCCESS_Test
{
setupFakeKernelRepo
cd "tests/.tmp"
ret=$(cmd_manager ls)
assertTrue "We expected to find the ls command" '[[ $ret =~ ls ]]'
assertTrue "We expected to find MAINTAINERS" '[[ $ret =~ MAINTAINERS ]]'
assertTrue "We expected to find arch" '[[ $ret =~ arch ]]'
assertTrue "We expected to find scripts" '[[ $ret =~ scripts ]]'
# TODO: There's an alternative to discover the color?
ret=$(cmd_manager COMPLAIN pwd --help)
assertTrue "We expected to find the ls command" '[[ $ret =~ --help ]]'
assertTrue "We expected to find -P" '[[ $ret =~ -P ]]'
assertTrue "We expected to find -L" '[[ $ret =~ -L ]]'
ret=$(cmd_manager WARNING ls)
assertTrue "We expected to find the ls command" '[[ $ret =~ ls ]]'
assertTrue "We expected to find MAINTAINERS" '[[ $ret =~ MAINTAINERS ]]'
assertTrue "We expected to find arch" '[[ $ret =~ arch ]]'
assertTrue "We expected to find scripts" '[[ $ret =~ scripts ]]'
ret=$(cmd_manager SUCCESS ls)
assertTrue "We expected to find the ls command" '[[ $ret =~ ls ]]'
assertTrue "We expected to find MAINTAINERS" '[[ $ret =~ MAINTAINERS ]]'
assertTrue "We expected to find arch" '[[ $ret =~ arch ]]'
assertTrue "We expected to find scripts" '[[ $ret =~ scripts ]]'
cd ../../
tearDownSetup
}
function cmdManagerTESTMODETest
{
ret=$(cmd_manager TEST_MODE pwd)
assertEquals "Expected pwd, but we got $ret" "$ret" "pwd"
ret=$(cmd_manager TEST_MODE ls -lah)
assertEquals "Expected ls -lah, but we got $ret" "$ret" "ls -lah"
}
function detectDistroTest
{
setupFakeOSInfo
local root_path="tests/.tmp/detect_distro/arch"
local ret=$(detect_distro $root_path)
assertEquals "We got $ret." "$ret" "arch"
root_path="tests/.tmp/detect_distro/debian"
ret=$(detect_distro $root_path)
assertEquals "We got $ret." "$ret" "debian"
root_path="tests/.tmp/detect_distro/debian/etc/lala"
ret=$(detect_distro $root_path)
assertEquals "We got $ret." "$ret" "none"
}
function joinPathTest
{
local base="/lala/xpto"
local ret=$(join_path "/lala" "///xpto")
assertEquals "Expect /lala/xpto" "$ret" "$base"
ret=$(join_path "/lala" "/xpto////")
assertEquals "Expect /lala/xpto" "$ret" "$base"
ret=$(join_path "/lala" "////xpto////")
assertEquals "Expect /lala/xpto" "$ret" "$base"
ret=$(join_path "/lala/")
assertEquals "Expect /lala/" "$ret" "/lala/"
}
function findKernelRootTest
{
setupFakeKernelRepo
local fake_path="tests/.tmp/lala/xpto"
mkdir -p $fake_path
local kernel_path=$(find_kernel_root $fake_path)
assertEquals "We expected to find a kernel path" "$kernel_path" "tests/.tmp"
kernel_path=$(find_kernel_root "/tmp")
assertEquals "We should not find a path" "$kernel_path" ""
kernel_path=$(find_kernel_root "test/")
assertEquals "We should not find a path" "$kernel_path" ""
tearDownSetup
}
function isAPatchTest
{
setupPatch
is_a_patch "tests/.tmp/test.patch"
[[ "$?" != 0 ]] && fail "Failed to check if a file is a patch."
tearDownSetup
true # Reset return value
}
invoke_shunit
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