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Added unit tests for ConvertCommand class (ref #31).
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import shutil import unittest from shell_command import ( ShellCommand, ConvertCommand ) class TestConvertCommand(unittest.TestCase): """Test the ConvertCommand class. """ # Local ConvertCommand. command = None # Path to convert executable. expected_executable = shutil.which("convert") # Expected base options. expected_base_options = [ "-size", "2048x1536", "-density", "600", "xc:dimgrey", "null:", "(" ] # Expected input options. expected_input_options = [ "foo", "-resize", "2048x1536", "-background", "white", "-alpha", "remove", "-type", "truecolor", "-define", "colorspace:auto-grayscale=off", ] # Expected output options. expected_output_options = [ ")", "-gravity", "center", "-layers", "composite", "-flatten", "bar", ] def setUp(self): """Initialisation. Make sure the input and output options are explicitly set otherwise they hang around from previous tests. """ self.command = ConvertCommand( input_options=["foo"], output_options=["bar"]) def tearDown(self): """Cleanup. """ self.command = None def test_base_options(self): """Test that base options match expected. """ self.assertEqual( self.command._base_options, self.expected_base_options) def test_input_options(self): """Test that input options match expected. """ self.assertEqual( self.command.input_options, self.expected_input_options) def test_output_options(self): """Test that output options match expected. """ self.assertEqual( self.command.output_options, self.expected_output_options) def test_executable_string(self): """Test that executable path matches expected. """ self.assertEqual(self.command.executable_string(quote=False), self.expected_executable) # Note: don't explicitly specify quoted value, because # the executable path will vary across different systems. self.assertEqual(self.command.executable_string(quote=True), ShellCommand.shellquote(self.expected_executable)) def test_argument_string(self): """Test that the argument string matches expected. """ args = (self.expected_base_options + self.expected_input_options + self.expected_output_options) self.assertEqual(self.command.argument_string(quote=False), " ".join(args)) self.assertEqual(self.command.argument_string(quote=True), " ".join([ShellCommand.shellquote(a) for a in args])) def test_argument_list(self): """Test that the argument list matches expected. """ self.assertEqual(self.command.argument_list(), self.expected_base_options + self.expected_input_options + self.expected_output_options) def test_command_string(self): """Test that the command string matches expected. """ args = (self.expected_base_options + self.expected_input_options + self.expected_output_options) expected_cmd_unquoted = ( "{exe} {arg}".format(exe=self.expected_executable, arg=" ".join(args)) ) expected_cmd_quoted = ( '{exe} {arg}'.format( exe=ShellCommand.shellquote(self.expected_executable), arg=" ".join([ShellCommand.shellquote(a) for a in args])) ) self.assertEqual(self.command.command_string(quote=False), expected_cmd_unquoted) self.assertEqual(self.command.command_string(quote=True), expected_cmd_quoted)
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