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* Test input

** Structure

New test cases for [[file:scan-copyright.t][scan_copyright.t]] are in 2 forms:
- a =*.d= directory containing source files
- a =*.in= file containing the output of =licensecheck= command

** Creating a *.d directory

You must use a =*.d= directory if the test case requires copyright
scanner to extract data from source file. This is currently the case
for Rust, NodeJS, Perl and Raku modules.

This directory must contain at least the file containing copyright data:

| Language | file         |
|----------+--------------|
| NodeJS   | package.json |
| Perl     | META.json    |
| Raku     | META6.json   |
| Rust     | Cargo.toml   |

Then you can other source files to test copyright extracted from files using
=licensecheck=

** Creating a *.in file

Say you want to create a =foo_test.in= file using data from package
=foo=.

You have to run a set of commands like:

#+BEGIN_EXAMPLE
  # create .in file
  # in libconfig-model-dpkg-perl repo
  export TEST=foo_test
  export repo_dir=$PWD
  cd path_to_foo
  licensecheck --encoding utf8 --copyright --machine --shortname-scheme=debian,spdx --recursive . > $repo_dir/t/scanner/examples/$TEST.in
#+END_EXAMPLE

* Test output

** Creating the *.out file

This file contains the expected output of copyright scanner and must
be created whether the test input is a =*.d= directory or a =*.in= file.

#+BEGIN_EXAMPLE
  # create .out file
  cd - # back to libconfig-model-dpkg-perl repo
  perl t/scanner/scan-copyright.t -fix $TEST
#+END_EXAMPLE

Be sure to check that the test output makes sense before answering =y=
to the question asked by =scan-copyright.t=.

** Creating a long out file

=scan-copyright= can also be run with =--long= option to provide a
verbose copyright file (i.e. without wild card).

Such a test case can be added (on top of the regular =.out= file) with:

#+begin_example
  # use either $TEST.in or $TEST.d as scan-copyrights argument
  touch t/scanner/examples/$TEST-long.out
  perl t/scanner/scan-copyright.t -fix $TEST
#+end_example

** Updating the test case

The =*.out= files may need to be regenerated if =lib/Dpkg/Copyright/Scanner.pm=
is changed. To do so, use a command like:

#+BEGIN_EXAMPLE
  export TEST=bar
  perl t/scanner/scan-copyright.t -fix $TEST
#+END_EXAMPLE

If all tests need to be changed, run:

#+BEGIN_EXAMPLE
  export TEST=bar
  perl t/scanner/scan-copyright.t -fix
#+END_EXAMPLE

Be sure to check that the updated output makes sense.