#!/usr/bin/env python
-#-*- coding:utf-8 -*-
+# -*- coding:utf-8 -*-
# Copyright (C) 2010-2018 CEA/DEN
#
import sys
import unittest
-import initializeTest # set PATH etc for test
+import initializeTest # set PATH etc for test
import src.salomeTools as SAT
-import src.debug as DBG # Easy print stderr (for DEBUG only)
+import src.debug as DBG # Easy print stderr (for DEBUG only)
import src.loggingSimple as LOG
+
class TestCase(unittest.TestCase):
- "Test the sat commands on APPLI_TEST configuration pyconf etc. files"""
-
- debug = False
-
- # see test_100, # commands are expected OK
- TRG = "APPLI_TEST" # "SALOME-8.4.0"
- satCommandsToTestOk = [
- "config -l",
- "config -v .",
- "config -g .",
- "config %s --value ." % TRG,
- "config %s --debug ." % TRG,
- "config %s --info KERNEL" % TRG,
- "config %s --show_patchs" % TRG,
- ]
- # see test_110, # commands are expected KO
- satCommandsToTestKo = [
- "config %s --info oops" % TRG,
- "config --oops",
- ]
- # see test_120, # commands are expected Raise,
- # but if fixed go to satCommandsToTestKo
- satCommandsToTestRaise = [
- "oopsconfig --oops .",
- ]
-
- def tearDown(self):
- # print "tearDown", __file__
- # assure self.logger clear for next test
- logger = LOG.getUnittestLogger()
- logs = logger.getLogsAndClear()
- # using assertNotIn() is too much verbose
- self.assertFalse("ERROR ::" in logs)
- self.assertFalse("CRITICAL ::" in logs)
-
- def test_000(self):
- logger = LOG.getUnittestLogger()
- # one shot setUp() for this TestCase
- if self.debug: DBG.push_debug(True)
- SAT.setNotLocale() # test english
-
- def test_999(self):
- # one shot tearDown() for this TestCase
- SAT.setLocale() # end test english
- if self.debug: DBG.pop_debug()
-
- def test_010(self):
- logger = LOG.getUnittestLogger()
- DBG.write("test_010 logger", logger.name)
- cmd = "config -l"
- s = SAT.Sat(logger)
- DBG.write("s.getConfig()", s.getConfig()) #none
- DBG.write("s.__dict__", s.__dict__) # have
- returnCode = s.execute_cli(cmd)
- DBG.write("test_010", returnCode)
- logs = logger.getLogs()
- DBG.write("test_010 logger", logs)
- self.assertTrue(returnCode.isOk())
-
- def xtest_100(self): # TODO
- # test all satCommands expected OK
- logger = LOG.getUnittestLogger()
- dbg = self.debug
- for cmd in self.satCommandsToTestOk:
- s = SAT.Sat(logger)
- returnCode = s.execute_cli(cmd)
- DBG.write("test_100 'sat %s'" % cmd, str(returnCode), dbg)
- logs = logger.getLogsAndClear()
- DBG.write("logs", logs, dbg)
- # using assertNotIn() is too much verbose
- self.assertFalse("ERROR ::" in logs)
- self.assertFalse("CRITICAL ::" in logs)
-
- def test_110(self):
- # test all satCommands expected KO
- logger = LOG.getUnittestLogger()
- dbg = self.debug
- for cmd in self.satCommandsToTestKo:
- s = SAT.Sat(logger)
- returnCode = s.execute_cli(cmd)
- DBG.write("test_110 'sat %s'" % cmd, returnCode, dbg)
- logs = logger.getLogsAndClear()
- DBG.write("logs", logs, dbg)
-
- def test_120(self):
- # test all satCommands expected raise
- logger = LOG.getUnittestLogger()
- dbg = self.debug
- for cmd in self.satCommandsToTestRaise:
- s = SAT.Sat(logger)
- DBG.write("test_120 'sat %s'" % cmd, "expected raise", dbg)
- with self.assertRaises(Exception):
+ "Test the sat commands on APPLI_TEST configuration pyconf etc. files" ""
+
+ debug = False
+
+ # see test_100, # commands are expected OK
+ TRG = "APPLI_TEST" # "SALOME-8.4.0"
+ satCommandsToTestOk = [
+ "config -l",
+ "config -v .",
+ "config -g .",
+ "config %s --value ." % TRG,
+ "config %s --debug ." % TRG,
+ "config %s --info KERNEL" % TRG,
+ "config %s --show_patchs" % TRG,
+ ]
+ # see test_110, # commands are expected KO
+ satCommandsToTestKo = [
+ "config %s --info oops" % TRG,
+ "config --oops",
+ ]
+ # see test_120, # commands are expected Raise,
+ # but if fixed go to satCommandsToTestKo
+ satCommandsToTestRaise = [
+ "oopsconfig --oops .",
+ ]
+
+ def tearDown(self):
+ # print "tearDown", __file__
+ # assure self.logger clear for next test
+ logger = LOG.getUnittestLogger()
+ logs = logger.getLogsAndClear()
+ # using assertNotIn() is too much verbose
+ self.assertFalse("ERROR ::" in logs)
+ self.assertFalse("CRITICAL ::" in logs)
+
+ def test_000(self):
+ logger = LOG.getUnittestLogger()
+ # one shot setUp() for this TestCase
+ if self.debug:
+ DBG.push_debug(True)
+ SAT.setNotLocale() # test english
+
+ def test_999(self):
+ # one shot tearDown() for this TestCase
+ SAT.setLocale() # end test english
+ if self.debug:
+ DBG.pop_debug()
+
+ def test_010(self):
+ logger = LOG.getUnittestLogger()
+ DBG.write("test_010 logger", logger.name)
+ cmd = "config -l"
+ s = SAT.Sat(logger)
+ DBG.write("s.getConfig()", s.getConfig()) # none
+ DBG.write("s.__dict__", s.__dict__) # have
returnCode = s.execute_cli(cmd)
- logs = logger.getLogsAndClear()
- DBG.write("logs", logs, dbg)
-
-
-if __name__ == '__main__':
+ DBG.write("test_010", returnCode)
+ logs = logger.getLogs()
+ DBG.write("test_010 logger", logs)
+ self.assertTrue(returnCode.isOk())
+
+ def xtest_100(self): # TODO
+ # test all satCommands expected OK
+ logger = LOG.getUnittestLogger()
+ dbg = self.debug
+ for cmd in self.satCommandsToTestOk:
+ s = SAT.Sat(logger)
+ returnCode = s.execute_cli(cmd)
+ DBG.write("test_100 'sat %s'" % cmd, str(returnCode), dbg)
+ logs = logger.getLogsAndClear()
+ DBG.write("logs", logs, dbg)
+ # using assertNotIn() is too much verbose
+ self.assertFalse("ERROR ::" in logs)
+ self.assertFalse("CRITICAL ::" in logs)
+
+ def test_110(self):
+ # test all satCommands expected KO
+ logger = LOG.getUnittestLogger()
+ dbg = self.debug
+ for cmd in self.satCommandsToTestKo:
+ s = SAT.Sat(logger)
+ returnCode = s.execute_cli(cmd)
+ DBG.write("test_110 'sat %s'" % cmd, returnCode, dbg)
+ logs = logger.getLogsAndClear()
+ DBG.write("logs", logs, dbg)
+
+ def test_120(self):
+ # test all satCommands expected raise
+ logger = LOG.getUnittestLogger()
+ dbg = self.debug
+ for cmd in self.satCommandsToTestRaise:
+ s = SAT.Sat(logger)
+ DBG.write("test_120 'sat %s'" % cmd, "expected raise", dbg)
+ with self.assertRaises(Exception):
+ returnCode = s.execute_cli(cmd)
+ logs = logger.getLogsAndClear()
+ DBG.write("logs", logs, dbg)
+
+
+if __name__ == "__main__":
unittest.main(exit=False)
pass
