spiegel-keyman/resources/build/test/test.sh
Marc Durdin 118a947882 chore(common): add support for build target platform exclusions
Add `builder_describe_platform` function to builder.inc.sh, associated
documentation and unit test, and use it in Developer and Common build
scripts.

Relates-to: #11755
2024-08-07 09:25:56 +07:00

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#!/usr/bin/env bash
set -eu
## START STANDARD BUILD SCRIPT INCLUDE
# adjust relative paths as necessary
THIS_SCRIPT="$(readlink -f "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")"
. "${THIS_SCRIPT%/*}/../../../resources/build/build-utils.sh"
# END STANDARD BUILD SCRIPT INCLUDE
. "$KEYMAN_ROOT/resources/shellHelperFunctions.sh"
cd "$THIS_SCRIPT_PATH"
#----------------------------------------------------------------------
# First up, test the simple case with a default :project target
builder_describe - clean build
builder_parse "build"
if [[ "${_builder_chosen_action_targets[@]}" != "build:project" ]]; then
builder_die " Test: builder_parse, shorthand form 'build' should give us 'build:project"
fi
if builder_start_action build; then
echo "building project"
builder_finish_action success build
else
builder_die "FAIL: should have matched action build for :project"
fi
#----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Longhand builder_describe, builder_parse
builder_describe_parse_short_test() {
local actions="$1"
local targets="$2"
local expected="$3"
local parameters="$4"
echo "Testing: builder_describe, parse \"$actions\" \"$targets\" $parameters"
builder_describe "-" $actions $targets || builder_die "builder_describe died under curious circumstances"
builder_parse $parameters || builder_die "builder_parse died under curious circumstances"
if [[ "$expected" != "${_builder_chosen_action_targets[@]}" ]]; then
builder_die " Test: builder_describe, parse \"$actions\" \"$targets\" $parameters != \"$expected\""
fi
}
builder_describe_parse_short_test "clean build test" ":module :tools :app" "build:module build:tools build:app" "build"
builder_describe_parse_short_test "clean build test" ":module :tools :app" "build:app" "build:app"
builder_describe_parse_short_test "clean build test" ":module :tools :app" "build:app clean:module" "build:app clean:module"
builder_describe_parse_short_test "clean build test" ":module :tools :app :project" "clean:module clean:tools clean:app clean:project build:app build:project" "clean build:app build:project"
#----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Test different default action
builder_describe "-" clean build test 'default+' :module :tools :app
if [[ $_builder_default_action != "default" ]]; then
builder_die "FAIL: default action should have been 'default'"
fi
# Shorthand form where we don't have a :target (default is ":project")
if builder_start_action build; then
echo "building project"
builder_finish_action success build
else
builder_die "FAIL: should have matched action build for :project"
fi
if builder_start_action clean:app; then
echo "Cleaning <clean:app>"
builder_finish_action success clean:app
else
builder_die "FAIL: should have matched action clean for :app"
fi
if builder_start_action build:app; then
echo "Building app"
builder_finish_action success build:app
else
builder_die "FAIL: should have matched action build for :app"
fi
if builder_start_action build:module; then
builder_die "FAIL: should not have matched action build for :module"
fi
# "clean build test" ":app :engine" "--help"
builder_parse_test() {
local expected="$1"
local expected_options="$2"
shift
shift
local parameters="$@"
echo -e "${COLOR_BLUE}## Testing: builder_parse $parameters${COLOR_RESET}"
builder_parse $parameters || builder_die "builder_parse died under curious circumstances"
if [[ "$expected" != "${_builder_chosen_action_targets[@]}" ]]; then
builder_die " Test: builder_parse $parameters action:target != \"$expected\""
fi
if [[ "$expected_options" != "${_builder_chosen_options[@]}" ]]; then
builder_die " Test: builder_parse $parameters, options != \"$expected\""
fi
}
builder_describe \
"Tests the build-utils.sh builder functions. This is merely an example." \
"clean Cleans up any build artifacts" \
"build Do some building" \
"test Does some test stuff" \
":app" \
":engine Thomas, y'know" \
"--power,-p Use powerful mode" \
"--zoom,-z Use zoom mode" \
"--feature=FOO Enable feature foo" \
"--bar=BAR Enable bar" \
"--baz=BAZ Enable baz"
#----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Test --options
builder_parse_test "clean:app test:engine" "--power" clean:app test:engine --power
if builder_has_option --power; then
echo "PASS: --power option found"
else
builder_die "FAIL: --power option not found"
fi
builder_parse_test "clean:app test:engine" "--zoom" clean:app test:engine -z
if builder_has_option --zoom; then
echo "PASS: --zoom option found"
else
builder_die "FAIL: --zoom option not found"
fi
function verify_option() {
local OPTIONNAME=$1
local VARIABLE=$2
local EXCPECTED=$3
if builder_has_option ${OPTIONNAME}; then
if [[ ${!VARIABLE} == ${EXCPECTED} ]]; then
echo "PASS: ${OPTIONNAME} option variable \$${VARIABLE} has expected value '${EXCPECTED}'"
else
builder_die "FAIL: ${OPTIONNAME} option variable \$${VARIABLE} had value '${!VARIABLE}' but should have had '${EXCPECTED}'"
fi
else
builder_die "FAIL: ${OPTIONNAME} option not found"
fi
}
#----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Test --feature <foo>
echo -e "${COLOR_BLUE}## Testing: builder_parse --feature xyzzy${COLOR_RESET}"
builder_parse --feature xyzzy
verify_option --feature FOO xyzzy
#----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Test --feature <foo> --bar <bar> --baz <baz>
echo -e "${COLOR_BLUE}## Testing: builder_parse --feature xyzzy --bar abc --baz def test${COLOR_RESET}"
builder_parse --feature xyzzy --bar abc --baz def test
verify_option --feature FOO xyzzy
verify_option --bar BAR abc
verify_option --baz BAZ def
builder_parse -- one two "three four five"
if [[ ${builder_extra_params[0]} != "one" ]]; then
builder_die "FAIL: -- extra parameter 'one' not found"
fi
if [[ ${builder_extra_params[1]} != "two" ]]; then
builder_die "FAIL: -- extra parameter 'two' not found"
fi
if [[ ${builder_extra_params[2]} != "three four five" ]]; then
builder_die "FAIL: -- extra parameter 'three four five' not found"
fi
#----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Test output of: --feature <foo> --bar <bar> --baz <baz> (#11676)
echo -e "${COLOR_BLUE}## Testing output of: builder_parse --feature xyzzy --bar abc --baz def test${COLOR_RESET}"
parse_output=$(builder_parse --feature xyzzy --bar abc --baz def test)
expected="$(builder_echo setmark "test.sh parameters: <--feature xyzzy --bar abc --baz def test>")"
if [[ "${parse_output[*]}" != "${expected}" ]]; then
builder_die "FAIL: Wrong output for '--feature xyzzy --bar abc --baz def test':\n Actual : ${parse_output[*]}\n Expected: ${expected}"
fi
# Run tests based in separate scripts to facilitate their operation
#----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Due to the nature of the build-utils-traps tests, only one may be
# specified at a time; each ends with an `exit`.
echo -e "${COLOR_BLUE}## Running trap tests${COLOR_RESET}"
$THIS_SCRIPT_PATH/build-utils-traps.test.sh error
$THIS_SCRIPT_PATH/build-utils-traps.test.sh error-in-function
$THIS_SCRIPT_PATH/build-utils-traps.test.sh incomplete
echo -e "${COLOR_BLUE}## Running dependency tests${COLOR_RESET}"
"$THIS_SCRIPT_PATH/builder-deps.test.sh"
"$THIS_SCRIPT_PATH/dependencies/test.sh"
"$THIS_SCRIPT_PATH/trees/test.sh"
"$THIS_SCRIPT_PATH/debug-deps/test.sh"
"$THIS_SCRIPT_PATH/ignored-flags/test.sh"
echo -e "${COLOR_BLUE}## Test builder.inc.sh platform and tool constraints${COLOR_RESET}"
"$THIS_SCRIPT_PATH/builder-platform.test.sh"
echo -e "${COLOR_BLUE}## Test builder.inc.sh 'builder-style' script${COLOR_RESET}"
./builder-invalid-script.test.sh || builder_die "FAIL: builder-invalid-script.test.sh returned failure code $?"
echo -e "${COLOR_BLUE}## End external tests${COLOR_RESET}"
echo
(
# Finally, run with --help so we can see what it looks like; note:
# builder_parse calls `exit 0` on a --help run, so running in a subshell
echo -e "${COLOR_BLUE}## Testing --help${COLOR_RESET}"
builder_parse --no-color --help
) || builder_die "FAIL: builder-parse unexpectedly returned failure code $?"
echo -e "${COLOR_GREEN}======================================================${COLOR_RESET}"
echo -e "${COLOR_GREEN}All tests passed successfully${COLOR_RESET}"
echo -e "${COLOR_GREEN}======================================================${COLOR_RESET}"