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#!/usr/bin/perl -w
# Copyright (c) 2018, cPanel, LLC.
# All rights reserved.
# http://cpanel.net
#
# This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the
# same terms as Perl itself. See L<perlartistic>.
use strict;
use warnings;
use Test2::Bundle::Extended;
use Test2::Tools::Explain;
use Test2::Plugin::NoWarnings;
use Overload::FileCheck -from_stat => \&my_stat, qw{:check :stat};
use Carp;
my $fake_files = {
"$0" => [ stat($0) ],
'fake.binary' => stat_as_file( perms => 0755, size => 1000 ),
'fake.dir' => stat_as_directory( size => 99 ),
'a.symlink' => stat_as_symlink(),
'zero' => fake_stat_zero(),
'regular.file' => stat_as_file( size => 666 ),
'empty.file' => stat_as_file(),
'my.socket' => stat_as_socket(),
};
# move to DATA
foreach my $l (<DATA>) {
chomp $l;
if ( $l =~ s{^\s*#}{} ) {
note $l;
next;
}
next unless $l =~ qr{^[!-]};
ok eval $l, $l or diag $@;
}
# some extra check
if ( $] >= 5.016 ) {
like(
dies {
-e 'fake.dir' && !-l _
},
qr/\QThe stat preceding -l _ wasn't an lstat\E/,
"The stat preceding -l _ wasn't an lstat: -e 'fake.dir' && !-l -"
);
like(
dies {
-e 'regular.file' && !-l _
},
qr/\QThe stat preceding -l _ wasn't an lstat\E/,
"The stat preceding -l _ wasn't an lstat: -e 'fake.dir' && !-l -"
);
}
done_testing;
exit;
sub my_stat {
my ( $stat_or_lstat, $f ) = @_;
#note "=== my_stat is called. Type: ", $stat_or_lstat, " File: ", $f;
# check if it's mocked
if ( defined $f && defined $fake_files->{$f} ) {
#note "fake_file is known for $f";
return $fake_files->{$f};
}
return FALLBACK_TO_REAL_OP();
}
sub fake_stat_zero {
return [ (0) x 13 ];
}
__DATA__
###
### test data: all lines are tests which are run sequentially
###
# a directory
-e 'fake.dir'
-d 'fake.dir'
!-f 'fake.dir'
!-c 'fake.dir'
!-l 'fake.dir'
!-S 'fake.dir'
!-b 'fake.dir'
# regular file
-e 'regular.file'
-f 'regular.file'
!-d 'regular.file'
!-l 'regular.file'
-s 'regular.file'
!-z 'regular.file'
!-S 'regular.file'
!-b 'regular.file'
!-c 'regular.file'
# a binary
-e 'fake.binary'
-f 'fake.binary'
!-l 'fake.binary'
-x 'fake.binary'
!-S 'fake.binary'
!-d 'fake.binary'
# a symlink
-e 'a.symlink'
!-f 'a.symlink'
-l 'a.symlink'
!-d 'a.symlink'
!-S 'a.symlink'
-z 'a.symlink'
# a Socket
-e 'my.socket'
!-d 'my.socket'
!-f 'my.socket'
-S 'my.socket'
!-s 'my.socket'
# a zero stat
!-e 'zero'
!-f 'zero'
!-l 'zero'
!-d 'zero'
-z 'zero'
# checking _ on a directory
-e 'fake.dir'
-d _
-s _
!-S _
# checking some oneliners
-e 'fake.dir' && -d _
-d 'fake.dir' && -e _
!(-d 'fake.dir' && -f _)
-d 'fake.dir' && !-f _
-d 'fake.dir' && -d _
-e 'fake.dir' && -d _ && -s _
# checking _ on a file
-e 'regular.file'
-f _
!-d _
-s _
!-z _
!-S _
# checking some oneliners
-e 'regular.file' && -f _
-f 'regular.file' && -e _
!( -e 'regular.file' && -d _ )
-e 'regular.file' && !-d _
!-d 'regular.file' && -e _ && -f _
-f 'regular.file' && -f _ && -f _ && -f _ && -f _ && -f _ && -f _ && -f _
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