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No change in production logic. This adds missing tests to improve test coverage. This does not change ShellJS behavior at all--all test cases are testing already-working functionality. One test case has been renamed for clarity. For the "omit directory if missing recursive flag" case, we were actually already testing that in another case, but we were testing multiple things in that test case. It's better to test this one error condition explicitly in its own case. When adding real tests for `parseOptions()`, we need to explicitly clear `common.state.error` because we're testing an internal function, not a wrapped command. Partial fix for #671
173 lines
4.3 KiB
JavaScript
173 lines
4.3 KiB
JavaScript
import test from 'ava';
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import shell from '..';
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import common from '../src/common';
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import utils from './utils/utils';
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shell.config.silent = true;
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test.beforeEach(() => {
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common.state.error = null;
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common.state.errorCode = 0;
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});
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//
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// Invalids
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//
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test('too few args', t => {
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t.throws(() => {
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common.expand();
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}, TypeError);
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});
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test('should be a list', t => {
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t.throws(() => {
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common.expand('resources');
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}, TypeError);
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});
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test('parseOptions (invalid option in options object)', t => {
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t.throws(() => {
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common.parseOptions({ q: 'some string value' }, {
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R: 'recursive',
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f: 'force',
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r: 'reverse',
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});
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});
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});
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test('parseOptions (invalid type)', t => {
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t.throws(() => {
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common.parseOptions(12, {
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R: 'recursive',
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f: 'force',
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r: 'reverse',
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});
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});
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});
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//
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// Valids
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//
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test('single file, array syntax', t => {
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const result = common.expand(['resources/file1.txt']);
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t.falsy(shell.error());
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t.deepEqual(result, ['resources/file1.txt']);
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});
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test('multiple file, glob syntax, * for file name', t => {
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const result = common.expand(['resources/file*.txt']);
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t.falsy(shell.error());
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t.deepEqual(result.sort(), ['resources/file1.txt', 'resources/file2.txt'].sort());
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});
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test('multiple file, glob syntax, * for directory name', t => {
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const result = common.expand(['r*/file*.txt']);
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t.falsy(shell.error());
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t.deepEqual(result.sort(), ['resources/file1.txt', 'resources/file2.txt'].sort());
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});
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test('multiple file, glob syntax, ** for directory name', t => {
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const result = common.expand(['resources/**/file*.js']);
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t.falsy(shell.error());
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t.deepEqual(
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result.sort(),
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['resources/file1.js', 'resources/file2.js', 'resources/ls/file1.js', 'resources/ls/file2.js'].sort()
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);
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});
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test('broken links still expand', t => {
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const result = common.expand(['resources/b*dlink']);
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t.falsy(shell.error());
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t.deepEqual(result, ['resources/badlink']);
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});
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test('common.parseOptions (normal case)', t => {
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const result = common.parseOptions('-Rf', {
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R: 'recursive',
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f: 'force',
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r: 'reverse',
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});
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t.truthy(result.recursive);
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t.truthy(result.force);
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t.falsy(result.reverse);
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});
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test('common.parseOptions (with mutually-negating options)', t => {
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const result = common.parseOptions('-f', {
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n: 'no_force',
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f: '!no_force',
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R: 'recursive',
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});
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t.falsy(result.recursive);
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t.falsy(result.no_force);
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t.is(result.force, undefined); // this key shouldn't exist
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});
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test(
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'common.parseOptions (the last of the conflicting options should hold)',
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t => {
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const options = {
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n: 'no_force',
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f: '!no_force',
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R: 'recursive',
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};
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let result = common.parseOptions('-fn', options);
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t.false(result.recursive);
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t.truthy(result.no_force);
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t.is(result.force, undefined); // this key shouldn't exist
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result = common.parseOptions('-nf', options);
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t.false(result.recursive);
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t.false(result.no_force);
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t.is(result.force, undefined); // this key shouldn't exist
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}
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);
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test('common.parseOptions using an object to hold options', t => {
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const result = common.parseOptions({ '-v': 'some text here' }, {
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v: 'value',
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f: 'force',
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r: 'reverse',
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});
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t.is(result.value, 'some text here');
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t.false(result.force);
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t.false(result.reverse);
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});
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test('Some basic tests on the ShellString type', t => {
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const result = shell.ShellString('foo');
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t.is(result.toString(), 'foo');
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t.is(result.stdout, 'foo');
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t.is(typeof result.stderr, 'undefined');
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t.truthy(result.to);
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t.truthy(result.toEnd);
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});
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test.cb('Commands that fail will still output error messages to stderr', t => {
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const script = 'require(\'../global\'); ls(\'noexist\'); cd(\'noexist\');';
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utils.runScript(script, (err, stdout, stderr) => {
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t.is(stdout, '');
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t.is(
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stderr,
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'ls: no such file or directory: noexist\ncd: no such file or directory: noexist\n'
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);
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t.end();
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});
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});
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test('execPath value makes sense', t => {
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// TODO(nate): change this test if we add electron support in the unit tests
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t.is(common.config.execPath, process.execPath);
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t.is(typeof common.config.execPath, 'string');
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});
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test('Changing common.config.execPath does not modify process', t => {
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common.config.execPath = 'foo';
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t.not(common.config.execPath, process.execPath);
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});
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