1 ;;; etest.el --- Run tests and get back a hierarchical set of results.
3 ;; Copyright (C) 2008 Philip Jackson
5 ;; Author: Philip Jackson <phil@shellarchive.co.uk>
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26 ;; etest lets you define tests in a domain specific, hierarchical
27 ;; manner and gather results in a simple, structure of the same shape.
29 ;; To install you must put the location of etest into your
30 ;; `load-path', perhaps like this:
32 ;; (add-to-list 'load-path "~/.elisp/etest")
34 ;; Then actually load etest.el:
38 ;; Valid examples of etest usage might be:
40 ;; Checking (+ 1 1) yeilds a non-nil result:
41 ;; (etest '(ok (+ 1 1)))
43 ;; You can add an extra argument to the end of any test and it will be
44 ;; used as the documentation string for the test:
46 ;; (etest '(ok (+ 1 1) "Check 1 + 1 yeilds non-nil"))
48 ;; If you omit this string then one will be generated for you.
50 ;; Checking (+ 1 1) yeilds 2:
51 ;; (etest '(eq (+ 1 1) 2))
53 ;; To combine these you might do this:
54 ;; (etest '("Check '+' function" (ok (+ 1 1)) (eq (+ 1 1) 2)))
56 ;; The string is just a header to split things up and hopefully make
57 ;; the output more readable. You can have header groups nest as deeply
58 ;; as you like and within each as many tests as you like.
60 ;; To define your own tests the `deftest' function should be used. For
61 ;; example the following can (and is) used to test etest itself:
66 ;; (plist-get (car (etest-run (list test))) :result))))
70 ;; (etest '(eres (ok t)))
72 ;; I can see if etests 'built-ins' are working.
74 (require 'etest-result-mode
)
76 (defvar etest-results-function
'etest-rm-refresh-buffer
77 "Function used to display the results of a run.")
79 (defvar etest-candidates-plist
81 noerror
(etest-noerror 1)
88 "Plist of test candidates where PROP is the name of the new
89 test . See `deftest' for details of how to modify this.")
91 (defun deftest (details func
)
92 "Define a new test. DETAILS must be a list containing the name
93 of the test and the argcount. FUNC is the actual function that
95 (destructuring-bind (name argcount
) details
96 (plist-put etest-candidates-plist
97 name
(list func argcount
))))
99 (defun etest-ok (test)
100 "Simply eval TEST and pass if the result is non-nil."
101 (let ((ret (eval test
))
103 (setq result
(plist-put result
:result
(not (null ret
))))
104 (setq result
(plist-put result
:comments
(format "got: '%S'" ret
)))
107 (defun etest-equality-test (func one two
)
108 "Compare two items, ONE and TWO, using the function
109 FUNC. Returns a test result."
110 (let ((one (eval one
))
112 (res (funcall func
(eval one
) (eval two
)))
114 (setq result
(plist-put result
:result res
))
115 (setq result
(plist-put result
:comments
117 (format "both: '%S'" one
)
118 (format "one: '%S'\ntwo: '%S'" one two
))))))
120 (defun etest-null (test)
121 "Allows the use of `null' in a test."
122 (etest-ok `(null ,test
)))
124 (defun etest-eq (one two
)
125 "Allows the use of `eq' in a test."
126 (etest-equality-test 'eq one two
))
128 (defun etest-equal (one two
)
129 "Allows the use of `equal' in a test."
130 (etest-equality-test 'equal one two
))
132 (defun etest-eql (one two
)
133 (etest-equality-test 'eql one two
))
135 (defun etest-noerror (form)
136 "Assert FORM evals without error."
137 (let ((result (etest-error form
)))
138 (plist-put result
:result
(not (plist-get result
:result
)))))
140 (defun etest-error (form)
141 "Assert FORM evals with error."
143 (val (condition-case err
(eval form
)
145 (setq result
(list :result t
146 :comments
(format "got: '%S'" err
)))))))
150 :comments
(format "got: '%S'" val
)))))
152 (defun etest-resultp (result)
153 "Check that RESULT is a vaid test result."
154 (and (plist-member result
:result
)
155 (booleanp (plist-get result
:result
))
156 (plist-member result
:comments
)))
158 (defun etest-like (form re
)
159 "Check string is like re"
164 (comments (concat "searching: '" string
"'\n"))
165 (res (not (not (string-match re string
))))
166 (result (list :result res
)))
167 (while (setq match
(match-string (setq i
(1+ i
)) string
))
168 (setq comments
(concat (or comments
"")
169 (format "match %3d: '%s'\n" i match
))))
170 (plist-put result
:comments comments
)
174 (defmacro etest
(&rest form
)
175 "Wrapper to `etest-run'. Will popup a window displaying the
177 `(let ((results (etest-run ',form
)))
178 (when (fboundp etest-results-function
)
179 (funcall etest-results-function results
))
182 (defun etest-run (form)
183 "This function does all of the work where actually running the
184 tests is concerned. Takes a valid etest form and will return a
185 similarly shaped set of results. "
188 (let ((name (car test
)))
191 (cons name
(etest-run (cdr test
))))
193 (let ((cand (car (plist-get etest-candidates-plist name
)))
195 (argcount (cadr (plist-get etest-candidates-plist name
)))
198 (error "'%s' is not a valid name type" name
))
199 (if (< (length args
) argcount
)
200 (error "%s needs %d arguments" cand argcount
)
201 (if (and (eq (length args
) (1+ argcount
))
202 (stringp (car (last args
))))
204 (setq doc
(car (last args
)))
205 (setq args
(delq doc args
)))
206 (setq doc
(prin1-to-string test
))))
207 (plist-put (apply cand args
) :doc doc
))))))
210 ;; This is defined so that etest can test itself
211 (defun etest-test-tests (test result
)
212 "This test is used to test ETest itself. TEST is the test to be
213 run (in ETest syntax) and RESULT is a plist of items you would
214 like to compare. See the file etest.etest for example usage."
215 (let ((testres (car (etest-run (list test
))))
218 (when (null (plist-get testres
:result
))
219 (setq my-comments
"note: test result was nil\n"))
220 (dolist (sym '(:result
:comments
:doc
))
221 (let ((testval (plist-get testres sym
))
222 (resultval (plist-get result sym
)))
223 (when (and (plist-member result sym
)
224 (not (equal testval resultval
)))
228 (format "got: %S from '%S'\n"
230 (list :result my-res
:comments my-comments
)))
232 ;; Make `etest-test-tests' available
233 (deftest '(eres 2) 'etest-test-tests
)