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bash-it/test/test_helper.bash
Alex Thiessen 9f3889c284 test: Make rsync optional
For bulk copying, `rsync` is used in test code, which is rather fast and
capable of saving needless write operations. The downside is that tests
fail when the tool is missing, which is the case with most minimal Linux
setups (e.g. containers or even Gnome installations of Debian).

Provide an alternative way for sufficiently fast copying by means of
`find -exec cp`. Measured total test time penalty is less than 0.5%.
Downside of needless write operations remains in case of fallback.
2020-05-11 02:30:10 +02:00

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unset BASH_IT_THEME
unset GIT_HOSTING
unset NGINX_PATH
unset IRC_CLIENT
unset TODO
unset SCM_CHECK
unset BASH_IT_AUTOMATIC_RELOAD_AFTER_CONFIG_CHANGE
export TEST_MAIN_DIR="${BATS_TEST_DIRNAME}/.."
export TEST_DEPS_DIR="${TEST_DEPS_DIR-${TEST_MAIN_DIR}/../test_lib}"
# be independent of git's system configuration
export GIT_CONFIG_NOSYSTEM
load "${TEST_DEPS_DIR}/bats-support/load.bash"
load "${TEST_DEPS_DIR}/bats-assert/load.bash"
load "${TEST_DEPS_DIR}/bats-file/load.bash"
local_setup() {
true
}
local_teardown() {
true
}
# This function sets up a local test fixture, i.e. a completely
# fresh and isolated Bash-it directory. This is done to avoid
# messing with your own Bash-it source directory.
# If you need this, call it in your .bats file's `local_setup` function.
setup_test_fixture() {
mkdir -p "$BASH_IT"
lib_directory="$(cd "$(dirname "$0")" && pwd)"
local src_topdir="$lib_directory/../../../.."
if command -v rsync &> /dev/null
then
# Use rsync to copy Bash-it to the temp folder
rsync -qavrKL -d --delete-excluded --exclude=.git --exclude=enabled "$src_topdir" "$BASH_IT"
else
rm -rf "$BASH_IT"
mkdir -p "$BASH_IT"
find "$src_topdir" \
-mindepth 1 -maxdepth 1 \
-not -name .git \
-exec cp -r {} "$BASH_IT" \;
fi
rm -rf "$BASH_IT"/enabled
rm -rf "$BASH_IT"/aliases/enabled
rm -rf "$BASH_IT"/completion/enabled
rm -rf "$BASH_IT"/plugins/enabled
mkdir -p "$BASH_IT"/enabled
mkdir -p "$BASH_IT"/aliases/enabled
mkdir -p "$BASH_IT"/completion/enabled
mkdir -p "$BASH_IT"/plugins/enabled
# Some tests use the BASH_IT_TEST_HOME variable, e.g. install/uninstall
export BASH_IT_TEST_HOME="$TEST_TEMP_DIR"
}
setup() {
# The `temp_make` function from "bats-file" requires the tralston/bats-file fork,
# since the original ztombol/bats-file's `temp_make` does not work on macOS.
TEST_TEMP_DIR="$(temp_make --prefix 'bash-it-test-')"
export TEST_TEMP_DIR
export BASH_IT_TEST_DIR="${TEST_TEMP_DIR}/.bash_it"
export BASH_IT_ROOT="${BASH_IT_TEST_DIR}/root"
export BASH_IT=$BASH_IT_TEST_DIR
mkdir -p -- "${BASH_IT_ROOT}"
# Some tools, e.g. `git` use configuration files from the $HOME directory,
# which interferes with our tests. The only way to keep `git` from doing this
# seems to set HOME explicitly to a separate location.
# Refer to https://git-scm.com/docs/git-config#FILES.
unset XDG_CONFIG_HOME
export HOME="${TEST_TEMP_DIR}"
mkdir -p "${HOME}"
# For `git` tests to run well, user name and email need to be set.
# Refer to https://git-scm.com/docs/git-commit#_commit_information.
# This goes to the test-specific config, due to the $HOME overridden above.
git config --global user.name "John Doe"
git config --global user.email "johndoe@example.com"
local_setup
}
teardown() {
local_teardown
rm -rf "${BASH_IT_TEST_DIR}"
temp_del "${TEST_TEMP_DIR}"
}