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#!/usr/bin/env bats
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INSTALL_DIR=
BATS_TMPDIR="${BATS_TMPDIR:-/tmp}"
fancyx='✗'
checkmark='✓'
Freshen Makefile and update README.md (#31) Details: * Freshen Makefile and update README.md - [x] Add `sudo` to revelvant commands - [x] Use named languages (bash) in fenced codeblocks - [x] Use `console` in fenced codeblocks for command output - [x] Use `install` with permission mode The permissions on `has` were 777 from `git clone`. - [x] Add option to use $PREFIX What if I don't want to install to /usr/local/bin? `make PREFIX=$HOME/.local install` now works. - [x] Add `update` target for `git pull` - [x] Include .PHONY targets * Freshen Makefile and update README.md - [x] Add `sudo` to revelvant commands - [x] Use named languages (bash) in fenced codeblocks - [x] Use `console` in fenced codeblocks for command output - [x] Use `install` with permissions set The permissions on `has` were 777 from `git clone`. - [x] Add option to use $PREFIX What if I don't want to install to /usr/local/bin? `make PREFIX=$HOME/.local install` now works. - [x] Add `update` target for `git pull` - [x] Include .PHONY targets - [x] Add tests for Makefile changes - [x] Uses `bats` variables for directories - ✓ make install creates a valid installation - ✓ ..even if has is missing from directory - ✓ make update runs git pull * Update .hastest.bats temp remove "git pull" check. * Update travis to use bats-core 1.10 Do not be concerned about dirty working tree when running make update. * Change version output to non-blinking. * Update travis to use bats-core 1.10 Do not be concerned about dirty working tree when running make update. * Working makefile * Use `[[` and `@` for the $lines match. * `make install` MacOS friendly again
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## We need to create a new directory so that .hasrc file in the root does not get read by the `has` instance under test
setup() {
export HAS_TMPDIR="${BATS_TMPDIR}/tmp-for-test"
mkdir -p "${HAS_TMPDIR}"
cp -f "${BATS_TEST_DIRNAME}"/has "${HAS_TMPDIR}"
cd "${HAS_TMPDIR}" || return
export has="${HAS_TMPDIR}/has"
}
teardown() {
if [[ -d "${HAS_TMPDIR}" ]]; then
rm -rf "${HAS_TMPDIR}"
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fi
}
@test "invoking 'has' without arguments prints usage" {
run $has
[ "$status" -eq 0 ]
[ "${lines[0]%% *}" = 'has' ]
[ "${lines[1]%%:*}" = 'USAGE' ]
[ "${lines[2]}" = 'EXAMPLE: has git curl node' ]
}
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@test "make install creates a valid installation" {
INSTALL_DIR="${HAS_TMPDIR}/.local"
Freshen Makefile and update README.md (#31) Details: * Freshen Makefile and update README.md - [x] Add `sudo` to revelvant commands - [x] Use named languages (bash) in fenced codeblocks - [x] Use `console` in fenced codeblocks for command output - [x] Use `install` with permission mode The permissions on `has` were 777 from `git clone`. - [x] Add option to use $PREFIX What if I don't want to install to /usr/local/bin? `make PREFIX=$HOME/.local install` now works. - [x] Add `update` target for `git pull` - [x] Include .PHONY targets * Freshen Makefile and update README.md - [x] Add `sudo` to revelvant commands - [x] Use named languages (bash) in fenced codeblocks - [x] Use `console` in fenced codeblocks for command output - [x] Use `install` with permissions set The permissions on `has` were 777 from `git clone`. - [x] Add option to use $PREFIX What if I don't want to install to /usr/local/bin? `make PREFIX=$HOME/.local install` now works. - [x] Add `update` target for `git pull` - [x] Include .PHONY targets - [x] Add tests for Makefile changes - [x] Uses `bats` variables for directories - ✓ make install creates a valid installation - ✓ ..even if has is missing from directory - ✓ make update runs git pull * Update .hastest.bats temp remove "git pull" check. * Update travis to use bats-core 1.10 Do not be concerned about dirty working tree when running make update. * Change version output to non-blinking. * Update travis to use bats-core 1.10 Do not be concerned about dirty working tree when running make update. * Working makefile * Use `[[` and `@` for the $lines match. * `make install` MacOS friendly again
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cd "${BATS_TEST_DIRNAME}"
run make PREFIX="${INSTALL_DIR}" install
[ "$status" -eq 0 ]
[ -x "${INSTALL_DIR}/bin/has" ]
# has reads .hasrc from $PWD, so change anywhere else.
cd "${INSTALL_DIR}"
run "${INSTALL_DIR}/bin/has"
[ "$status" -eq 0 ]
[ "${lines[0]%% *}" = 'has' ]
[ "${lines[1]%%:*}" = 'USAGE' ]
[ "${lines[2]}" = 'EXAMPLE: has git curl node' ]
# [ "${lines[2]%%:*}" = 'EXAMPLE' ]
Freshen Makefile and update README.md (#31) Details: * Freshen Makefile and update README.md - [x] Add `sudo` to revelvant commands - [x] Use named languages (bash) in fenced codeblocks - [x] Use `console` in fenced codeblocks for command output - [x] Use `install` with permission mode The permissions on `has` were 777 from `git clone`. - [x] Add option to use $PREFIX What if I don't want to install to /usr/local/bin? `make PREFIX=$HOME/.local install` now works. - [x] Add `update` target for `git pull` - [x] Include .PHONY targets * Freshen Makefile and update README.md - [x] Add `sudo` to revelvant commands - [x] Use named languages (bash) in fenced codeblocks - [x] Use `console` in fenced codeblocks for command output - [x] Use `install` with permissions set The permissions on `has` were 777 from `git clone`. - [x] Add option to use $PREFIX What if I don't want to install to /usr/local/bin? `make PREFIX=$HOME/.local install` now works. - [x] Add `update` target for `git pull` - [x] Include .PHONY targets - [x] Add tests for Makefile changes - [x] Uses `bats` variables for directories - ✓ make install creates a valid installation - ✓ ..even if has is missing from directory - ✓ make update runs git pull * Update .hastest.bats temp remove "git pull" check. * Update travis to use bats-core 1.10 Do not be concerned about dirty working tree when running make update. * Change version output to non-blinking. * Update travis to use bats-core 1.10 Do not be concerned about dirty working tree when running make update. * Working makefile * Use `[[` and `@` for the $lines match. * `make install` MacOS friendly again
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}
@test "..even if 'has' is missing from directory" {
INSTALL_DIR="${HAS_TMPDIR}/system_local"
Freshen Makefile and update README.md (#31) Details: * Freshen Makefile and update README.md - [x] Add `sudo` to revelvant commands - [x] Use named languages (bash) in fenced codeblocks - [x] Use `console` in fenced codeblocks for command output - [x] Use `install` with permission mode The permissions on `has` were 777 from `git clone`. - [x] Add option to use $PREFIX What if I don't want to install to /usr/local/bin? `make PREFIX=$HOME/.local install` now works. - [x] Add `update` target for `git pull` - [x] Include .PHONY targets * Freshen Makefile and update README.md - [x] Add `sudo` to revelvant commands - [x] Use named languages (bash) in fenced codeblocks - [x] Use `console` in fenced codeblocks for command output - [x] Use `install` with permissions set The permissions on `has` were 777 from `git clone`. - [x] Add option to use $PREFIX What if I don't want to install to /usr/local/bin? `make PREFIX=$HOME/.local install` now works. - [x] Add `update` target for `git pull` - [x] Include .PHONY targets - [x] Add tests for Makefile changes - [x] Uses `bats` variables for directories - ✓ make install creates a valid installation - ✓ ..even if has is missing from directory - ✓ make update runs git pull * Update .hastest.bats temp remove "git pull" check. * Update travis to use bats-core 1.10 Do not be concerned about dirty working tree when running make update. * Change version output to non-blinking. * Update travis to use bats-core 1.10 Do not be concerned about dirty working tree when running make update. * Working makefile * Use `[[` and `@` for the $lines match. * `make install` MacOS friendly again
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cd "${BATS_TEST_DIRNAME}"
mv has has-been
run make PREFIX="${INSTALL_DIR}" install
[ "$status" -eq 0 ]
[ -x "${INSTALL_DIR}/bin/has" ]
cd "${BATS_TEST_DIRNAME}"
mv has-been has
}
@test "make update runs git fetch" {
cd "${BATS_TEST_DIRNAME}"
skip "make update overwrites my changes"
Freshen Makefile and update README.md (#31) Details: * Freshen Makefile and update README.md - [x] Add `sudo` to revelvant commands - [x] Use named languages (bash) in fenced codeblocks - [x] Use `console` in fenced codeblocks for command output - [x] Use `install` with permission mode The permissions on `has` were 777 from `git clone`. - [x] Add option to use $PREFIX What if I don't want to install to /usr/local/bin? `make PREFIX=$HOME/.local install` now works. - [x] Add `update` target for `git pull` - [x] Include .PHONY targets * Freshen Makefile and update README.md - [x] Add `sudo` to revelvant commands - [x] Use named languages (bash) in fenced codeblocks - [x] Use `console` in fenced codeblocks for command output - [x] Use `install` with permissions set The permissions on `has` were 777 from `git clone`. - [x] Add option to use $PREFIX What if I don't want to install to /usr/local/bin? `make PREFIX=$HOME/.local install` now works. - [x] Add `update` target for `git pull` - [x] Include .PHONY targets - [x] Add tests for Makefile changes - [x] Uses `bats` variables for directories - ✓ make install creates a valid installation - ✓ ..even if has is missing from directory - ✓ make update runs git pull * Update .hastest.bats temp remove "git pull" check. * Update travis to use bats-core 1.10 Do not be concerned about dirty working tree when running make update. * Change version output to non-blinking. * Update travis to use bats-core 1.10 Do not be concerned about dirty working tree when running make update. * Working makefile * Use `[[` and `@` for the $lines match. * `make install` MacOS friendly again
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run make update
[ "$status" -eq 0 ]
[ "${lines[*]}" =~ "git fetch --verbose" ]
Freshen Makefile and update README.md (#31) Details: * Freshen Makefile and update README.md - [x] Add `sudo` to revelvant commands - [x] Use named languages (bash) in fenced codeblocks - [x] Use `console` in fenced codeblocks for command output - [x] Use `install` with permission mode The permissions on `has` were 777 from `git clone`. - [x] Add option to use $PREFIX What if I don't want to install to /usr/local/bin? `make PREFIX=$HOME/.local install` now works. - [x] Add `update` target for `git pull` - [x] Include .PHONY targets * Freshen Makefile and update README.md - [x] Add `sudo` to revelvant commands - [x] Use named languages (bash) in fenced codeblocks - [x] Use `console` in fenced codeblocks for command output - [x] Use `install` with permissions set The permissions on `has` were 777 from `git clone`. - [x] Add option to use $PREFIX What if I don't want to install to /usr/local/bin? `make PREFIX=$HOME/.local install` now works. - [x] Add `update` target for `git pull` - [x] Include .PHONY targets - [x] Add tests for Makefile changes - [x] Uses `bats` variables for directories - ✓ make install creates a valid installation - ✓ ..even if has is missing from directory - ✓ make update runs git pull * Update .hastest.bats temp remove "git pull" check. * Update travis to use bats-core 1.10 Do not be concerned about dirty working tree when running make update. * Change version output to non-blinking. * Update travis to use bats-core 1.10 Do not be concerned about dirty working tree when running make update. * Working makefile * Use `[[` and `@` for the $lines match. * `make install` MacOS friendly again
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}
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@test "works with single command check" {
run $has git
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[ "$status" -eq 0 ]
[ "$(echo "${lines[0]}" | grep "git")" ]
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}
@test "'has' warns about tools not configured" {
run $has foobar
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[ "$status" -eq 1 ]
[ "$(echo "${output}" | grep ${fancyx} | grep "foobar not understood")" ]
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}
@test "env var 'HAS_ALLOW_UNSAFE' overrides safety check" {
HAS_ALLOW_UNSAFE=y run $has foobar
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[ "$status" -eq 1 ]
[ "$(echo "${output}" | grep ${fancyx} | grep "foobar")" ]
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}
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@test "status code reflects number of failed commands" {
HAS_ALLOW_UNSAFE=y run $has foobar bc git barbaz
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[ "$status" -eq 2 ]
[ "$(echo "${output}" | grep ${fancyx} | grep "foobar")" ]
[ "$(echo "${output}" | grep ${fancyx} | grep "barbaz")" ]
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}
@test "status code reflects number of failed commands up to 126" {
run $has $(for i in {1..256}; do echo foo; done)
[ "$status" -eq 126 ]
}
@test "loads commands from .hasrc file and excludes comments" {
printf "bash\n#comment\nmake\n" >> .hasrc
run $has
[ "$status" -eq 0 ]
[ "$(echo "${output}" | grep ${checkmark} | grep "bash")" ]
[ "$(echo "${output}" | grep ${checkmark} | grep "make")" ]
}
@test "loads commands from .hasrc file and honors CLI args as well" {
printf "bash\nmake\ngit" >> .hasrc
HAS_ALLOW_UNSAFE=y run $has git bc
[ "$status" -eq 0 ]
[ "$(echo "${output}" | grep ${checkmark} | grep "bash")" ]
[ "$(echo "${output}" | grep ${checkmark} | grep "make")" ]
[ "$(echo "${output}" | grep ${checkmark} | grep "git")" ]
[ "$(echo "${output}" | grep ${checkmark} | grep "bc")" ]
}
@test "testing PASS output with unicode" {
run $has git
[ "$status" -eq 0 ]
[[ "printf '%b\n' ${lines[0]}" =~ '✓' ]]
}
@test "testing FAIL output with unicode" {
run $has foobar
[ "$status" -eq 1 ]
[[ "printf '%b\n' ${lines[0]}" =~ '✗' ]]
}
@test "fail count 3: testing output with and without unicode" {
run $has git foobar barbaz barfoo
[ "$status" -eq 3 ]
[[ "printf '%b\n' ${lines[0]}" =~ "${checkmark}" ]]
[[ "printf '%b\n' ${lines[2]}" =~ '✗' ]]
}
@test "testing archiving commands" {
run $has tar unzip gzip xz unar pv zip
[ "$status" -eq 0 ]
[ "$(echo "${lines[0]}" | grep "tar")" ]
[ "$(echo "${lines[1]}" | grep "unzip")" ]
[ "$(echo "${lines[2]}" | grep "gzip")" ]
[ "$(echo "${lines[3]}" | grep "xz")" ]
[ "$(echo "${lines[4]}" | grep "unar")" ]
[ "$(echo "${lines[5]}" | grep "pv")" ]
[ "$(echo "${lines[6]}" | grep "zip")" ]
}
@test "testing coreutils commands" {
run $has coreutils sed awk grep sudo file linux-utils
[ "$status" -eq 0 ]
[ "$(echo "${lines[0]}" | grep "gnu_coreutils")" ]
[ "$(echo "${lines[5]}" | grep "file")" ]
[ "$(echo "${lines[6]}" | grep "gnu_coreutils")" ]
}
@test "testing hub version is different to git version" {
run $has hub git
[ "$status" -eq 0 ]
[ "$(echo "${lines[0]}" | grep "hub")" ]
[ "$(echo "${lines[1]}" | grep "git")" ]
[ ! "${lines[0]##*\ }" = "${lines[1]##*\ }" ]
}