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authorJoseph Hunkeler <jhunkeler@users.noreply.github.com>2020-06-03 00:10:25 -0400
committerGitHub <noreply@github.com>2020-06-03 00:10:25 -0400
commitd12170bb0cb936f1e48a677dbd96822db55bbda3 (patch)
tree1bd69fbd6460dff6f50e7a13e54693a534590104 /tests/test_fs_fstree.c
parent6c140c35ae7bf2b5e6633f63e2bc2fba14fc22bc (diff)
downloadspmc-d12170bb0cb936f1e48a677dbd96822db55bbda3.tar.gz
Refactor fstree (#39)
* Refactor fstree, fstree_free, FSTree type * Add FSRec structure * Refactor fstree usage * Decrease starting size of FSTree structure * Check if ManifestPackage is NULL, not if the requirements array if NULL * Use num_requirements instead of '!= NULL' * Add fstree test
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+#include "spm.h"
+#include "framework.h"
+
+const char *testFmt = "returned '%s', expected '%s'\n";
+struct TestCase testCase[] = {
+ {.arg[0].sptr = ".", .arg[1].slptr = NULL, .arg[2].unsigned_int = SPM_FSTREE_FLT_NONE},
+ {.arg[0].sptr = ".", .arg[1].slptr = (char *[]){"world", NULL}, .arg[2].unsigned_int = SPM_FSTREE_FLT_CONTAINS},
+ {.arg[0].sptr = ".", .arg[1].slptr = (char *[]){"/", NULL}, .arg[2].unsigned_int = SPM_FSTREE_FLT_STARTSWITH},
+ {.arg[0].sptr = ".", .arg[1].slptr = (char *[]){".txt", NULL}, .arg[2].unsigned_int = SPM_FSTREE_FLT_ENDSWITH},
+ {.arg[0].sptr = ".", .arg[1].slptr = (char *[]){"./hello", NULL}, .arg[2].unsigned_int = SPM_FSTREE_FLT_STARTSWITH | SPM_FSTREE_FLT_RELATIVE},
+};
+size_t numCases = sizeof(testCase) / sizeof(struct TestCase);
+
+int main(int argc, char *argv[]) {
+ const char *hello_world = "hello_world.txt";
+ char _tmpdir[PATH_MAX];
+ char _startdir[PATH_MAX];
+
+ char *tmpdir = _tmpdir;
+ char *startdir = _startdir;
+
+ // Create strings for local path information populated by the loop below
+ char _tc_abspath[PATH_MAX] = {0}; // absolute path of working directory post-chdir
+ char _cwd[PATH_MAX] = {0}; // working directory post-chdir
+
+ // Create pointers to local path buffers
+ char *tc_abspath = _tc_abspath;
+ char *cwd = _cwd;
+
+ // record the starting directory we executed this test from
+ getcwd(startdir, PATH_MAX);
+
+ for (size_t i = 0; i < numCases; i++) {
+ // pointers to testCase data
+ const char *tc_path = testCase[i].arg[0].sptr;
+ char **tc_filter = testCase[i].arg[1].slptr;
+ unsigned int tc_mode = testCase[i].arg[2].unsigned_int;
+
+ // Set up temporary test directory name
+ sprintf(tmpdir, "fstree_test%zu_XXXXXX", i);
+ // Create directory
+ mkdtemp(tmpdir);
+
+ // Enter the new temporary directory
+ chdir(tmpdir); {
+ // Populate the relative (or untouched) current working directory buffer
+ getcwd(cwd, PATH_MAX);
+ // Obtain the absolute path to the current working directory
+ realpath(tc_path, tc_abspath);
+
+ // Generate a mock file and rename it to hello_world.txt
+ char *tmpfile = mock_size(1 * sizeof(char), "?");
+ rename(tmpfile, hello_world);
+ free(tmpfile);
+
+ // --- Test begins here
+
+ // Read-in directory structure
+ FSTree *fsdata = fstree(tc_path, tc_filter, tc_mode);
+
+ myassert(fsdata != NULL, "FSTree was NULL");
+ myassert(fsdata->root, "FSTree root path was NULL");
+ myassert(strcmp(tc_abspath, cwd) == 0, "current directory is '%s', but should have been '%s'\n", tc_abspath, cwd);
+ myassert(fsdata->num_records > 0, "num_records should be non-zero\n");
+ myassert(fsdata->_num_alloc > 0, "_num_alloc should be non-zero\n");
+ for (size_t f = 0; f < fsdata->num_records; f++) {
+ myassert(fsdata->record[f]->name != NULL, "FSRec name record was NULL");
+ myassert(fsdata->record[f]->st != NULL, "FSRec stat struct was NULL");
+ }
+
+ fstree_free(fsdata);
+ }
+ // Return from temporary directory
+ chdir(startdir);
+
+ // Delete temporary directory
+ rmdirs(tmpdir);
+ }
+} \ No newline at end of file