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from __future__ import absolute_import
from __future__ import division
from __future__ import print_function
from __future__ import unicode_literals
from io import StringIO
from unittest import TestCase
from checkbox_support.parsers.modprobe import ModprobeParser
MODPROBE1 = """\
options bogus_mod param=1
"""
MODPROBE2 = """\
options bogus_mod setting=pakistan
options phony_mod chop=450
options bogus_mod param=1
"""
MODPROBE3 = """\
# Introduces some bogus crap like comments
options bogus_mod param=1
options bogus_mod setting=pakistan
options bogus_mod param=1 setting=pakistan
options phony_mod chop=450
blacklist my-module # And a module blacklist. BTW, inline comments are
# NOT supported by the modprobe spec, so this is even more evil input.
"""
class ModprobeResult():
def __init__(self):
self.mod_options = {}
def addModprobeInfo(self, module, options):
self.mod_options[module] = options
class TestModprobeParser(TestCase):
def test_single_module_option(self):
"""
Test that a module that appears only once with only one option
is correctly parsed
"""
stream = StringIO(MODPROBE1)
self.parser = ModprobeParser(stream)
result = ModprobeResult()
self.parser.run(result)
self.assertIn("bogus_mod", result.mod_options)
self.assertEqual(result.mod_options['bogus_mod'], "param=1")
def test_nice_input(self):
"""
Test correct parsing on a simple file with nice, tidy input
"""
self._module_multiple_instances(MODPROBE2)
self._multiple_modules(MODPROBE2)
def test_trickier_input(self):
"""
Test correct parsing on a file with weirder syntax.
* It includes comments.
* It includes different stuff like blacklist which we should
ignore
* Spacing of options lines is weird (test whitespace handling)
"""
self._module_multiple_instances(MODPROBE3)
self._multiple_modules(MODPROBE3)
def _module_multiple_instances(self, data):
"""
Test that options for the same module on multiple lines are
correctly aggregated/deduped
:param data: A stream for the parser to process.
"""
stream = StringIO(data)
self.parser = ModprobeParser(stream)
result = ModprobeResult()
self.parser.run(result)
self.assertIn("bogus_mod", result.mod_options)
# Ensure each expected param appears, but only once
# since the parser should squash dupes
for param in ["param=1", "setting=pakistan"]:
self.assertEqual(1, result.mod_options['bogus_mod'].count(param),
result.mod_options['bogus_mod'])
def _multiple_modules(self, data):
"""
Test that different modules in the same input are correctly
processed
:param data: A stream for the parser to process.
"""
stream = StringIO(data)
self.parser = ModprobeParser(stream)
result = ModprobeResult()
self.parser.run(result)
self.assertIn("bogus_mod", result.mod_options)
self.assertIn("phony_mod", result.mod_options)
self.assertEqual(result.mod_options['phony_mod'], "chop=450")
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