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Idris
622 lines
21 KiB
Idris
||| Core features required to perform Golden file testing.
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||| We provide the core functionality to run a *single* golden file test, or
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||| a whole test tree.
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||| This allows the developer freedom to use as is or design the rest of the
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||| test harness to their liking.
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||| This was originally used as part of Idris2's own test suite and
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||| the core functionality is useful for the many and not the few.
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||| Please see Idris2 test harness for example usage.
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||| # Test Structure
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||| This harness works from the assumption that each individual golden test
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||| comprises of a directory with the following structure:
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||| + `run` a *shell* script that runs the test. We expect it to:
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||| * Use `$1` as the variable standing for the idris executable to be tested
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||| * May use `${IDRIS2_TESTS_CG}` to pick a codegen that ought to work
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||| * Clean up after itself (e.g. by running `rm -rf build/`)
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||| + `expected` a file containting the expected output of `run`
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||| During testing, the test harness will generate an artefact named `output`
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||| and display both outputs if there is a failure.
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||| During an interactive session the following command is used to compare them
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||| ```sh
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||| git diff --no-index --exit-code --word-diff-regex=. --color expected output
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||| ```
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||| If `git` fails then the runner will simply present the expected and 'given'
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||| Of note, it is helpful to add `output` to a local `.gitignore` instance
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||| # Options
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||| The test harness has several options that may be set:
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||| + `idris2` The path of the executable we are testing.
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||| + `codegen` The backend to use for code generation.
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||| + `onlyNames` The tests to run relative to the generated executable.
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||| + `onlyFile` The file listing the tests to run relative to the generated executable.
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||| + `interactive` Whether to offer to update the expected file or not.
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||| + `timing` Whether to display time taken for each test.
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||| + `threads` The maximum numbers to use (default: number of cores).
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||| + `failureFile` The file in which to write the list of failing tests.
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||| We provide an options parser (`options`) that takes the list of command line
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||| # Usage
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||| When compiled to an executable the expected usage is:
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|||```sh
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||| runtests <path to executable under test>
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||| [--timing]
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||| [--only-file PATH]
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||| [--failure-file PATH]
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||| [--cg CODEGEN]
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||| [--only [NAMES]]
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|||```
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module Test.Golden
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import Control.ANSI
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import Data.Either
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import Data.Maybe
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import Data.List
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import Data.List1
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import Data.String
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import System
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import System.Clock
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import System.Directory
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import System.File
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import System.Info
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import System.Path
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import System.Concurrency
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-- [ Options ]
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||| Options for the test driver.
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public export
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record Options where
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constructor MkOptions
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||| Name of the idris2 executable
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exeUnderTest : String
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||| Which codegen should we use?
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codegen : Maybe String
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||| Should we only run some specific cases?
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onlyNames : List String
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||| Should we run the test suite interactively?
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interactive : Bool
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||| Should we use colors?
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color : Bool
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||| Should we time and display the tests
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timing : Bool
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||| How many threads should we use?
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threads : Nat
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||| Should we write the list of failing cases to a file?
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failureFile : Maybe String
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export
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initOptions : String -> Bool -> Options
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initOptions exe color
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= MkOptions exe
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Nothing
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[]
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False
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color
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False
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1
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Nothing
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export
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usage : String
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usage = unwords
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["Usage:"
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, "runtests <path>"
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, "[--timing]"
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, "[--interactive]"
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, "[--[no-]color, --[no-]colour]"
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, "[--cg CODEGEN]"
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, "[--threads N]"
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, "[--failure-file PATH]"
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, "[--only-file PATH]"
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, "[--only [NAMES]]"
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]
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export
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fail : String -> IO a
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fail err
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= do putStrLn err
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exitWith (ExitFailure 1)
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||| Process the command line options.
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export
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options : List String -> IO (Maybe Options)
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options args = case args of
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(_ :: exe :: rest) => mkOptions exe rest
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_ => pure Nothing
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where
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go : List String -> Maybe String -> Options -> Maybe (Maybe String, Options)
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go rest only opts = case rest of
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[] => pure (only, opts)
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("--timing" :: xs) => go xs only ({ timing := True} opts)
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("--interactive" :: xs) => go xs only ({ interactive := True } opts)
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("--color" :: xs) => go xs only ({ color := True } opts)
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("--colour" :: xs) => go xs only ({ color := True } opts)
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("--no-color" :: xs) => go xs only ({ color := False } opts)
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("--no-colour" :: xs) => go xs only ({ color := False } opts)
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("--cg" :: cg :: xs) => go xs only ({ codegen := Just cg } opts)
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("--threads" :: n :: xs) => do let pos : Nat = !(parsePositive n)
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go xs only ({ threads := pos } opts)
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("--failure-file" :: p :: xs) => go xs only ({ failureFile := Just p } opts)
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("--only" :: xs) => pure (only, { onlyNames := xs } opts)
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("--only-file" :: p :: xs) => go xs (Just p) opts
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_ => Nothing
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mkOptions : String -> List String -> IO (Maybe Options)
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mkOptions exe rest
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= do color <- (Just "DUMB" /=) <$> getEnv "TERM"
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let Just (mfp, opts) = go rest Nothing (initOptions exe color)
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| Nothing => pure Nothing
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let Just fp = mfp
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| Nothing => pure (Just opts)
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Right only <- readFile fp
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| Left err => fail (show err)
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pure $ Just $ { onlyNames $= ((lines only) ++) } opts
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||| similarity up to that is good enough. Leave errors that depend
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normalize : String -> String
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normalize str =
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if isWindows
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then pack $ filter (\ch => ch /= '/' && ch /= '\\') (unpack str)
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else str
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||| The result of a test run
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||| `Left` corresponds to a failure, and `Right` to a success
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Result : Type
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Result = Either String String
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||| Run the specified Golden test with the supplied options.
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||| See the module documentation for more information.
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||| @testPath the directory that contains the test.
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export
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runTest : Options -> (testPath : String) -> IO Result
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runTest opts testPath = do
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start <- clockTime UTC
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let cg = maybe "" (" --cg " ++) (codegen opts)
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let exe = "\"" ++ exeUnderTest opts ++ cg ++ "\""
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ignore $ system $ "cd " ++ escapeArg testPath ++ " && " ++
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"sh ./run " ++ exe ++ " | tr -d '\\r' > output"
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end <- clockTime UTC
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Right out <- readFile $ testPath ++ "/output"
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| Left err => do putStrLn $ (testPath ++ "/output") ++ ": " ++ show err
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pure (Left testPath)
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Right exp <- readFile $ testPath ++ "/expected"
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| Left FileNotFound => do
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if interactive opts
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then mayOverwrite Nothing out
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else putStrLn $ (testPath ++ "/expected") ++ ": " ++ show FileNotFound
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pure (Left testPath)
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| Left err => do putStrLn $ (testPath ++ "/expected") ++ ": " ++ show err
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pure (Left testPath)
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let result = normalize out == normalize exp
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let time = timeDifference end start
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if result
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then printTiming opts.timing time testPath $ maybeColored BrightGreen "success"
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else do
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printTiming opts.timing time testPath $ maybeColored BrightRed "FAILURE"
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if interactive opts
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then mayOverwrite (Just exp) out
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else putStr . unlines $ expVsOut exp out
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pure $ if result then Right testPath else Left testPath
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where
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getAnswer : IO Bool
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getAnswer = do
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str <- getLine
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case str of
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"y" => pure True
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"n" => pure False
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"N" => pure False
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"" => pure False
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_ => do putStrLn "Invalid answer."
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getAnswer
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maybeColored : Color -> String -> String
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maybeColored c = if opts.color then show . colored c else id
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expVsOut : String -> String -> List String
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expVsOut exp out = ["Expected:", maybeColored Green exp, "Given:", maybeColored Red out]
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badSystemExitCode : Int -> Bool
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badSystemExitCode code = code < 0 || code == 127 {- 127 means shell couldn't start -}
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mayOverwrite : Maybe String -> String -> IO ()
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mayOverwrite mexp out = do
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case mexp of
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Nothing => putStr $ unlines
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[ "Golden value missing. I computed the following result:"
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, maybeColored BrightBlue out
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, "Accept new golden value? [y/N]"
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]
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Just exp => do
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code <- system $ "git diff --no-index --exit-code --word-diff-regex=. " ++
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(if opts.color then "--color " else "") ++
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escapeArg testPath ++ "/expected " ++ escapeArg testPath ++ "/output"
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putStr . unlines $
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["Golden value differs from actual value."] ++
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(if badSystemExitCode code then expVsOut exp out else []) ++
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["Accept actual value as new golden value? [y/N]"]
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b <- getAnswer
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when b $ do Right _ <- writeFile (testPath ++ "/expected") out
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| Left err => putStrLn $ (testPath ++ "/expected") ++ ": " ++ show err
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pure ()
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printTiming : Bool -> Clock type -> String -> String -> IO ()
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printTiming False _ path msg = putStrLn $ concat [path, ": ", msg]
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printTiming True clock path msg =
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let time = showTime 2 3 clock
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-- We use 9 instead of `String.length msg` because:
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-- 1. ": success" and ": FAILURE" have the same length
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-- 2. ANSI escape codes make the msg look longer than it is
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spent = String.length time + String.length path + 9
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pad = pack $ replicate (minus 72 spent) ' '
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in putStrLn $ concat [path, ": ", msg, pad, time]
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export
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pathLookup : List String -> IO (Maybe String)
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pathLookup names = do
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path <- getEnv "PATH"
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let extensions = if isWindows then [".exe", ".cmd", ".bat", ""] else [""]
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let pathList = forget $ split (== pathSeparator) $ fromMaybe "/usr/bin:/usr/local/bin" path
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let candidates = [p ++ "/" ++ x ++ y | p <- pathList,
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x <- names,
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y <- extensions]
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firstExists candidates
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||| Some test may involve Idris' backends and have requirements.
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||| We define here the ones supported by Idris
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public export
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data Requirement = C | Chez | Node | Racket | Gambit
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export
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Show Requirement where
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show C = "C"
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show Chez = "Chez"
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show Node = "node"
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show Racket = "racket"
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show Gambit = "gambit"
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export
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[CG] Show Requirement where
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show C = "refc"
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show Chez = "chez"
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show Node = "node"
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show Racket = "racket"
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show Gambit = "gambit"
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export
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checkRequirement : Requirement -> IO (Maybe String)
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checkRequirement req
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= if platformSupport req
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then do let (envvar, paths) = requirement req
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Just exec <- getEnv envvar | Nothing => pathLookup paths
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pure (Just exec)
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else pure Nothing
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where
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requirement : Requirement -> (String, List String)
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requirement C = ("CC", ["cc"])
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requirement Chez = ("CHEZ", ["chez", "chezscheme9.5", "chezscheme", "chez-scheme", "scheme"])
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requirement Node = ("NODE", ["node"])
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requirement Racket = ("RACKET", ["racket"])
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requirement Gambit = ("GAMBIT", ["gsc"])
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platformSupport : Requirement -> Bool
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platformSupport C = not isWindows
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platformSupport Racket = not isWindows
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platformSupport _ = True
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export
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findCG : IO (Maybe String)
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findCG
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= do Nothing <- getEnv "IDRIS2_TESTS_CG" | p => pure p
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Nothing <- checkRequirement Chez | p => pure (Just "chez")
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Nothing <- checkRequirement Node | p => pure (Just "node")
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Nothing <- checkRequirement Racket | p => pure (Just "racket")
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Nothing <- checkRequirement Gambit | p => pure (Just "gsc")
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Nothing <- checkRequirement C | p => pure (Just "refc")
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pure Nothing
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||| A choice of a codegen
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public export
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data Codegen
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= ||| Do NOT pass a cg argument to the executable being tested
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Nothing
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||| and if nothing was passed guess a sensible default using findCG
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Default
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Just Requirement
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export
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toList : Codegen -> List Requirement
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toList (Just r) = [r]
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toList _ = []
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||| + a choice of codegen (overriding the default)
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public export
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record TestPool where
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constructor MkTestPool
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poolName : String
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constraints : List Requirement
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codegen : Codegen
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testCases : List String
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export
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testsInDir : (dirName : String) -> (testNameFilter : String -> Bool) -> (poolName : String) -> List Requirement -> Codegen -> IO TestPool
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testsInDir dirName testNameFilter poolName reqs cg = do
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Right names <- listDir dirName
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| Left e => do putStrLn ("failed to list " ++ dirName ++ ": " ++ show e)
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exitFailure
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let names = [n | n <- names, testNameFilter n]
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let testNames = [dirName ++ "/" ++ n | n <- names]
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testNames <- filter testNames
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when (length testNames == 0) $ do
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putStrLn ("no tests found in " ++ dirName)
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exitFailure
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pure $ MkTestPool poolName reqs cg testNames
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where
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-- Directory without `run` file is not a test
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isTest : (path : String) -> IO Bool
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isTest path = exists (path ++ "/run")
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filter : (testPaths : List String) -> IO (List String)
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filter [] = pure []
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filter (p :: ps) =
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do rem <- filter ps
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case !(isTest p) of
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True => pure $ p :: rem
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False => pure rem
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||| Only keep the tests that have been asked for
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export
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filterTests : Options -> List String -> List String
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filterTests opts = case onlyNames opts of
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[] => id
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xs => filter (\ name => any (`isInfixOf` name) xs)
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public export
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record Summary where
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constructor MkSummary
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success : List String
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failure : List String
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export
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initSummary : Summary
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initSummary = MkSummary [] []
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export
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updateSummary : (newRes : Result) -> Summary -> Summary
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updateSummary newRes =
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case newRes of
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Left l => { failure $= (l ::) }
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Right w => { success $= (w ::) }
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export
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bulkUpdateSummary : (newRess : List Result) -> Summary -> Summary
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bulkUpdateSummary newRess =
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let (ls, ws) = partitionEithers newRess in
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{ success $= (ws ++)
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, failure $= (ls ++)
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}
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export
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Semigroup Summary where
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MkSummary ws1 ls1 <+> MkSummary ws2 ls2
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= MkSummary (ws1 ++ ws2) (ls1 ++ ls2)
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export
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Monoid Summary where
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neutral = initSummary
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||| An instruction to a thread which runs tests
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public export
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data ThreadInstruction : Type where
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||| A test to run
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Run : (test : String) -> ThreadInstruction
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||| An indication for the thread to stop
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Stop : ThreadInstruction
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||| 'Stop' @ThreadInstruction@s to stop the threads running the tests.
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export
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testSender : (testChan : Channel ThreadInstruction) -> (nThreads : Nat)
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-> (tests : List String) -> IO ()
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testSender testChan 0 [] = pure ()
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testSender testChan (S k) [] =
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-- out of tests, so the next thing for all the threads is to stop
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do channelPut testChan Stop
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testSender testChan k []
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testSender testChan nThreads (test :: tests) =
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do channelPut testChan (Run test)
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testSender testChan nThreads tests
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public export
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data ThreadResult : Type where
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||| The result of running a test
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Res : (res : Result) -> ThreadResult
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||| An indication that the thread was told to stop
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Done : ThreadResult
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||| When all results have been received (i.e. @nThreads@ many 'Done'
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||| @ThreadInstruction@s have been encountered), send the resulting Summary over
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export
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testReceiver : (resChan : Channel ThreadResult) -> (acc : Summary)
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-> (accChan : Channel Summary) -> (nThreads : Nat) -> IO ()
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testReceiver resChan acc accChan 0 = channelPut accChan acc
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testReceiver resChan acc accChan nThreads@(S k) =
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do (Res res) <- channelGet resChan
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| Done => testReceiver resChan acc accChan k
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testReceiver resChan (updateSummary res acc) accChan nThreads
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||| Function responsible for receiving and running tests.
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|||
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||| @opts The options to run the threads under.
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||| @testChan The Channel to receive tests on.
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||| @resChan The Channel to send results over.
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testThread : (opts : Options) -> (testChan : Channel ThreadInstruction)
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-> (resChan : Channel ThreadResult) -> IO ()
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testThread opts testChan resChan =
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do (Run test) <- channelGet testChan
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| Stop => channelPut resChan Done
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res <- runTest opts test
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channelPut resChan (Res res)
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testThread opts testChan resChan
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||| A runner for a test pool. If there are tests in the @TestPool@ that we want
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||| to run, spawns `opts.threads` many runners and sends them the tests,
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||| collecting all the results in the @Summary@ returned at the end.
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||| @opts The options for the TestPool.
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||| @pool The TestPool to run.
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export
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poolRunner : Options -> TestPool -> IO Summary
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poolRunner opts pool
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= do -- check that we indeed want to run some of these tests
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let tests = filterTests opts (testCases pool)
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let (_ :: _) = tests
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| [] => pure initSummary
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-- if so make sure the constraints are satisfied
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cs <- for (toList (codegen pool) ++ constraints pool) $ \ req => do
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mfp <- checkRequirement req
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let msg = case mfp of
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Nothing => "✗ " ++ show req ++ " not found"
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Just fp => "✓ Found " ++ show req ++ " at " ++ fp
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pure (mfp, msg)
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let (cs, msgs) = unzip cs
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putStrLn (banner msgs)
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let Just _ = the (Maybe (List String)) (sequence cs)
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| Nothing => pure initSummary
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-- if the test pool requires a specific codegen then use that
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let opts = case codegen pool of
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Nothing => { codegen := Nothing } opts
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Just cg => { codegen := Just (show @{CG} cg) } opts
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Default => opts
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-- set up the channels
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accChan <- makeChannel
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resChan <- makeChannel
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testChan <- makeChannel
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-- and then run all the tests
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for_ (replicate opts.threads 0) $ \_ =>
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fork (testThread opts testChan resChan)
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-- start sending tests
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senderTID <- fork $ testSender testChan opts.threads tests
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-- start receiving results
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receiverTID <- fork $ testReceiver resChan initSummary accChan opts.threads
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-- wait until things are done, i.e. until we receive the final acc
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acc <- channelGet accChan
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pure acc
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where
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separator : String
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separator = fastPack $ replicate 72 '-'
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banner : List String -> String
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banner msgs = fastUnlines
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$ [ "", separator, pool.poolName ]
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++ msgs
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++ [ separator ]
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||| A runner for a whole test suite
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export
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runner : List TestPool -> IO ()
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runner tests
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= do args <- getArgs
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Just opts <- options args
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| _ => do printLn args
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putStrLn usage
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-- if no CG has been set, find a sensible default based on what is available
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opts <- case codegen opts of
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Nothing => pure $ { codegen := !findCG } opts
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Just _ => pure opts
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-- run the tests
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res <- concat <$> traverse (poolRunner opts) tests
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|
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-- report the result
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let nsucc = length res.success
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let nfail = length res.failure
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let ntotal = nsucc + nfail
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putStrLn (show nsucc ++ "/" ++ show ntotal ++ " tests successful")
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|
|
|
-- deal with failures
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|
let list = fastUnlines res.failure
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|
when (nfail > 0) $
|
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do putStrLn "Failing tests:"
|
|
putStr list
|
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-- always overwrite the failure file, if it is given
|
|
whenJust opts.failureFile $ \ path =>
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|
do Right _ <- writeFile path list
|
|
| Left err => fail (show err)
|
|
pure ()
|
|
|
|
-- exit
|
|
if nfail == 0
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|
then exitWith ExitSuccess
|
|
else exitWith (ExitFailure 1)
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