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warpfork avatar warpfork commented on May 31, 2024

The examples from the slides deck are actually links 😁 -- you can follow them from https://slides.com/warpfork/testmark#/9/1 , and the couple of pages below that (hit spacebar to progress to next-slide).

Here are some of those links extracted:

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warpfork avatar warpfork commented on May 31, 2024

I also recently saw someone start using line numbers from testmark hunks as part of their test failure messages, which seems neat: ipld/go-datalark@82b8d0f

... there's a lot of other testmark example setup in there, too, which might be another fun source to look at. Some of it is very cool, because that project involves an interpreted language, so it's actually got "executable" script hunks and their outputs paired together as tests!

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warpfork avatar warpfork commented on May 31, 2024

Come to think of it, you could actually use the testexec extension package in this same repo as a good example -- if I had to highlight some lines to focus on, probably these in particular show the heart of it:

go-testmark/testexec/testexec.go

Lines 222 to 300 in 61f3795

// Prepare output buffers.
var stdout, stderr io.Writer
if _, exists := data.Children["output"]; exists {
stdout = &bytes.Buffer{}
stderr = stdout
if _, exists := data.Children["stdout"]; exists {
t.Errorf("testexec entry %q shouldn't contain 'stdout' hunk if it also specifies a unified 'output' hunk", data.Name)
}
if _, exists := data.Children["stderr"]; exists {
t.Errorf("testexec entry %q shouldn't contain 'stderr' hunk if it also specifies a unified 'output' hunk", data.Name)
}
}
if _, exists := data.Children["stdout"]; exists {
stdout = &bytes.Buffer{}
}
if _, exists := data.Children["stderr"]; exists {
stderr = &bytes.Buffer{}
}
var exitcode int
// Prepare an input buffer, if applicable.
var stdin io.Reader
if ent := data.Children["input"]; ent != nil {
stdin = bytes.NewReader(ent.Hunk.Body)
} else {
stdin = bytes.NewReader(nil)
}
// Do the thing.
switch {
case sequenceMode:
exitcode = tcfg.doSequence(t, sequenceHunk.Hunk, stdin, stdout, stderr)
case scriptMode:
exitcode = tcfg.doScript(t, scriptHunk.Hunk, stdin, stdout, stderr)
}
// Okay, comparisons time.
// Or, regen time!
if ent, exists := data.Children["output"]; exists {
bs := stdout.(*bytes.Buffer).Bytes()
if *testmark.Regen {
tcfg.Patches.AppendPatchIfBodyDiffers(*ent.Hunk, bs)
} else {
t.Run("check-combined-output", func(t *testing.T) {
tcfg.AssertFn(t, string(bs), string(ent.Hunk.Body))
})
}
}
if ent, exists := data.Children["stdout"]; exists {
bs := stdout.(*bytes.Buffer).Bytes()
if *testmark.Regen {
tcfg.Patches.AppendPatchIfBodyDiffers(*ent.Hunk, bs)
} else {
t.Run("check-stdout", func(t *testing.T) {
tcfg.AssertFn(t, string(bs), string(ent.Hunk.Body))
})
}
}
if ent, exists := data.Children["stderr"]; exists {
bs := stderr.(*bytes.Buffer).Bytes()
if *testmark.Regen {
tcfg.Patches.AppendPatchIfBodyDiffers(*ent.Hunk, bs)
} else {
t.Run("check-stderr", func(t *testing.T) {
tcfg.AssertFn(t, string(bs), string(ent.Hunk.Body))
})
}
}
t.Run("check-exitcode", func(t *testing.T) {
if ent, exists := data.Children["exitcode"]; exists {
if *testmark.Regen {
tcfg.Patches.AppendPatchIfBodyDiffers(*ent.Hunk, []byte(strconv.Itoa(exitcode)))
} else {
tcfg.AssertFn(t, strconv.Itoa(exitcode), strings.TrimSpace(string(ent.Hunk.Body)))
}
} else {
tcfg.AssertFn(t, strconv.Itoa(exitcode), "0")
}
})

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warpfork avatar warpfork commented on May 31, 2024

Hope these examples help!

If you end up producing more, please comment with them! It would be a joy to see :)

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