tests: implement a better integration test framework than shellspec

(for our usecase at least)
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Khaïs COLIN 2025-03-19 15:11:32 +01:00
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
set -uo pipefail
declare -i FAILED=0
declare -i SUCCEDED=0
declare -i RAN=0
NAME=""
failed_report()
{
echo "++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++"
echo $NAME
echo "++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++"
echo "++++ Failed test:"
cat /tmp/input.minishell
echo "++++ Got output:"
cat /tmp/got.minishell
echo "++++ But expected:"
cat /tmp/expected.minishell
echo "++++ Diff:"
echo "(red is got, green is expected)"
diff --color=always /tmp/got.minishell /tmp/expected.minishell
echo "++++ Run this to debug:"
echo "echo '$(cat /tmp/input.minishell)' | ./minishell"
}
failed()
{
failed_report >> report.txt
echo -n "F"
FAILED+=1
}
succeded()
{
echo -n "."
SUCCEDED+=1
}
assert()
{
diff -q /tmp/got.minishell /tmp/expected.minishell > /dev/null && succeded || failed
}
when_run()
{
cat > /tmp/input.minishell
./minishell &> /tmp/got.minishell < /tmp/input.minishell
RAN+=1
NAME=$1
}
expecting()
{
cat > /tmp/expected.minishell
assert
}
setup()
{
rm -f report.txt
}
finalize()
{
echo
echo "$RAN tests ran. $SUCCEDED succeded, $FAILED failed."
if [ $SUCCEDED -eq $RAN ];
then
echo "All integration tests passed!"
else
echo "cat report.txt"
echo "to see details of failed tests"
fi
}
setup
when_run <<EOF "empty inputs returns nothing"
EOF
expecting <<EOF
EOF
when_run <<EOF "simple command is parsed"
echo hello
EOF
expecting <<EOF
╰─ t_cmdgroup
├─ t_cmdlist
│ ├─ num_cmds = 1
│ ╰─ cmd[0]
│ ├─ t_cmdlist_item
│ │ ╰─ t_pipeline
│ │ ├─ num_cmd = 1
│ │ ╰─ cmd[0]
│ │ ╰─ t_simple_cmd
│ │ ├─ words = [echo][hello]
│ │ ╰─ (no redirections)
│ ╰─ t_operator = END
╰─ (no redirections)
EOF
finalize