1 #!/usr/bin/env python 2 # Copyright (c) 2012 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved. 3 # Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be 4 # found in the LICENSE file. 5 6 '''Unit test that checks some of util functions. 7 ''' 8 9 import os 10 import sys 11 if __name__ == '__main__': 12 sys.path.append(os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), '..')) 13 14 import unittest 15 16 from grit import util 17 18 19 class UtilUnittest(unittest.TestCase): 20 ''' Tests functions from util 21 ''' 22 23 def testNewClassInstance(self): 24 # Test short class name with no fully qualified package name 25 # Should fail, it is not supported by the function now (as documented) 26 cls = util.NewClassInstance('grit.util.TestClassToLoad', 27 TestBaseClassToLoad) 28 self.failUnless(cls == None) 29 30 # Test non existent class name 31 cls = util.NewClassInstance('grit.util_unittest.NotExistingClass', 32 TestBaseClassToLoad) 33 self.failUnless(cls == None) 34 35 # Test valid class name and valid base class 36 cls = util.NewClassInstance('grit.util_unittest.TestClassToLoad', 37 TestBaseClassToLoad) 38 self.failUnless(isinstance(cls, TestBaseClassToLoad)) 39 40 # Test valid class name with wrong hierarchy 41 cls = util.NewClassInstance('grit.util_unittest.TestClassNoBase', 42 TestBaseClassToLoad) 43 self.failUnless(cls == None) 44 45 def testCanonicalLanguage(self): 46 self.failUnless(util.CanonicalLanguage('en') == 'en') 47 self.failUnless(util.CanonicalLanguage('pt_br') == 'pt-BR') 48 self.failUnless(util.CanonicalLanguage('pt-br') == 'pt-BR') 49 self.failUnless(util.CanonicalLanguage('pt-BR') == 'pt-BR') 50 self.failUnless(util.CanonicalLanguage('pt/br') == 'pt-BR') 51 self.failUnless(util.CanonicalLanguage('pt/BR') == 'pt-BR') 52 self.failUnless(util.CanonicalLanguage('no_no_bokmal') == 'no-NO-BOKMAL') 53 54 def testUnescapeHtml(self): 55 self.failUnless(util.UnescapeHtml('ϲ') == unichr(1010)) 56 self.failUnless(util.UnescapeHtml('ꯍ') == unichr(43981)) 57 58 def testRelativePath(self): 59 """ Verify that MakeRelativePath works in some tricky cases.""" 60 61 def TestRelativePathCombinations(base_path, other_path, expected_result): 62 """ Verify that the relative path function works for 63 the given paths regardless of whether or not they end with 64 a trailing slash.""" 65 for path1 in [base_path, base_path + os.path.sep]: 66 for path2 in [other_path, other_path + os.path.sep]: 67 result = util.MakeRelativePath(path1, path2) 68 self.failUnless(result == expected_result) 69 70 # set-up variables 71 root_dir = 'c:%sa' % os.path.sep 72 result1 = '..%sabc' % os.path.sep 73 path1 = root_dir + 'bc' 74 result2 = 'bc' 75 path2 = '%s%s%s' % (root_dir, os.path.sep, result2) 76 # run the tests 77 TestRelativePathCombinations(root_dir, path1, result1) 78 TestRelativePathCombinations(root_dir, path2, result2) 79 80 def testReadFile(self): 81 def Test(data, encoding, expected_result): 82 with open('testfile', 'wb') as f: 83 f.write(data) 84 if util.ReadFile('testfile', encoding) != expected_result: 85 print (util.ReadFile('testfile', encoding), expected_result) 86 self.failUnless(util.ReadFile('testfile', encoding) == expected_result) 87 88 test_std_newline = '\xEF\xBB\xBFabc\ndef' # EF BB BF is UTF-8 BOM 89 newlines = ['\n', '\r\n', '\r'] 90 91 with util.TempDir({}) as tmp_dir: 92 with tmp_dir.AsCurrentDir(): 93 for newline in newlines: 94 test = test_std_newline.replace('\n', newline) 95 Test(test, util.BINARY, test) 96 # RAW_TEXT uses universal newline mode 97 Test(test, util.RAW_TEXT, test_std_newline) 98 # utf-8 doesn't strip BOM 99 Test(test, 'utf-8', test_std_newline.decode('utf-8')) 100 # utf-8-sig strips BOM 101 Test(test, 'utf-8-sig', test_std_newline.decode('utf-8')[1:]) 102 # test another encoding 103 Test(test, 'cp1252', test_std_newline.decode('cp1252')) 104 self.assertRaises(UnicodeDecodeError, Test, '\x80', 'utf-8', None) 105 106 107 class TestBaseClassToLoad(object): 108 pass 109 110 class TestClassToLoad(TestBaseClassToLoad): 111 pass 112 113 class TestClassNoBase(object): 114 pass 115 116 117 if __name__ == '__main__': 118 unittest.main() 119 120