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from __future__ import print_function
import os
import re
from collections import namedtuple
from .helper import StringIO
_EXAMPLE = """
Example output:
ip1 n sharp mod_name code tim
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
114/391 Test #114: QtCore_qfileinfo_test-42 ........................ Passed 0.10 sec
Start 115: QtCore_qfile_test
115/391 Test #115: QtCore_qfile_test ...............................***Failed 0.11 sec
Start 116: QtCore_qflags_test
We will only look for the dotted lines and calculate everything from that.
The summary statistics at the end will be ignored. That allows us to test
this functionality with short timeout values.
Note the field "mod_name". I had split this before, but it is necessary
to use the combination as the key, because the test names are not unique.
"""
# validation of our pattern:
_TEST_PAT = r"""
^ # start
\s* # any whitespace ==: WS
([0-9]+)/([0-9]+) # ip1 "/" n
\s+ # some WS
Test # "Test"
\s+ # some WS
\# # sharp symbol "#"
([0-9]+) # sharp
: # colon symbol ':'
\s+ # some WS
([\w-]+) # mod_name
.*? # whatever (non greedy)
( #
(Passed) # either "Passed", None
| #
\*\*\*(\w+.*?) # or None, "Something"
) # code
\s+ # some WS
([0-9]+\.[0-9]+) # tim
\s+ # some WS
sec # "sec"
\s* # any WS
$ # end
"""
assert re.match(_TEST_PAT, _EXAMPLE.splitlines()[5], re.VERBOSE)
assert len(re.match(_TEST_PAT, _EXAMPLE.splitlines()[5], re.VERBOSE).groups()) == 8
assert len(re.match(_TEST_PAT, _EXAMPLE.splitlines()[7], re.VERBOSE).groups()) == 8
TestResult = namedtuple("TestResult", ["idx", "mod_name", "passed",
"code", "time"])
def _parse_tests(test_log):
"""
Create a TestResult object for every entry.
"""
result = []
if isinstance(test_log, StringIO):
lines = test_log.readlines()
elif test_log is not None and os.path.exists(test_log):
with open(test_log) as f:
lines = f.readlines()
else:
lines = []
pat = _TEST_PAT
for line in lines:
match = re.match(pat, line, re.VERBOSE)
if match:
idx, n, sharp, mod_name, much_stuff, code1, code2, tim = tup = match.groups()
# either code1 or code2 is None
code = code1 or code2
idx, n, code, tim = int(idx), int(n), code.lower(), float(tim)
res = TestResult(idx, mod_name, code == "passed", code, tim)
result.append(res)
return result
class TestParser(object):
def __init__(self, test_log):
self._result = _parse_tests(test_log)
@property
def result(self):
return self._result
def __len__(self):
return len(self._result)
def iter_blacklist(self, blacklist):
bl = blacklist
for line in self._result:
mod_name = line.mod_name
passed = line.passed
match = bl.find_matching_line(line)
if not passed:
if match:
res = "BFAIL"
else:
res = "FAIL!"
else:
if match:
res = "BPASS"
else:
res = "PASS"
yield mod_name, res
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