platform_build_blueprint/ninja_writer_test.go
Colin Cross 9ece72b055 Add Validations support to Blueprint
The Android fork of Ninja supports "validations", a node that is
added to the top level of the build graph whenever another node
is in the build graph.  Add support in Blueprint to specify them
on build statements and write them to the ninja.

Test: ninja_writer_test.go
Change-Id: I87cd1281dbd2ed113cc26a265c50d20c65118c91
2020-07-09 14:28:20 -07:00

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// Copyright 2014 Google Inc. All rights reserved.
//
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//
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package blueprint
import (
"bytes"
"testing"
)
func ck(err error) {
if err != nil {
panic(err)
}
}
var ninjaWriterTestCases = []struct {
input func(w *ninjaWriter)
output string
}{
{
input: func(w *ninjaWriter) {
ck(w.Comment("foo"))
},
output: "# foo\n",
},
{
input: func(w *ninjaWriter) {
ck(w.Pool("foo"))
},
output: "pool foo\n",
},
{
input: func(w *ninjaWriter) {
ck(w.Rule("foo"))
},
output: "rule foo\n",
},
{
input: func(w *ninjaWriter) {
ck(w.Build("foo comment", "foo", []string{"o1", "o2"}, []string{"io1", "io2"},
[]string{"e1", "e2"}, []string{"i1", "i2"}, []string{"oo1", "oo2"}, []string{"v1", "v2"}))
},
output: "# foo comment\nbuild o1 o2 | io1 io2: foo e1 e2 | i1 i2 || oo1 oo2 |@ v1 v2\n",
},
{
input: func(w *ninjaWriter) {
ck(w.Default("foo"))
},
output: "default foo\n",
},
{
input: func(w *ninjaWriter) {
ck(w.Assign("foo", "bar"))
},
output: "foo = bar\n",
},
{
input: func(w *ninjaWriter) {
ck(w.ScopedAssign("foo", "bar"))
},
output: " foo = bar\n",
},
{
input: func(w *ninjaWriter) {
ck(w.Subninja("build.ninja"))
},
output: "subninja build.ninja\n",
},
{
input: func(w *ninjaWriter) {
ck(w.BlankLine())
},
output: "\n",
},
{
input: func(w *ninjaWriter) {
ck(w.Pool("p"))
ck(w.ScopedAssign("depth", "3"))
ck(w.BlankLine())
ck(w.Comment("here comes a rule"))
ck(w.Rule("r"))
ck(w.ScopedAssign("command", "echo out: $out in: $in _arg: $_arg"))
ck(w.ScopedAssign("pool", "p"))
ck(w.BlankLine())
ck(w.Build("r comment", "r", []string{"foo.o"}, nil, []string{"foo.in"}, nil, nil, nil))
ck(w.ScopedAssign("_arg", "arg value"))
},
output: `pool p
depth = 3
# here comes a rule
rule r
command = echo out: $out in: $in _arg: $_arg
pool = p
# r comment
build foo.o: r foo.in
_arg = arg value
`,
},
}
func TestNinjaWriter(t *testing.T) {
for i, testCase := range ninjaWriterTestCases {
buf := bytes.NewBuffer(nil)
w := newNinjaWriter(buf)
testCase.input(w)
if buf.String() != testCase.output {
t.Errorf("incorrect output for test case %d", i)
t.Errorf(" expected: %q", testCase.output)
t.Errorf(" got: %q", buf.String())
}
}
}