fake

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Overview

Package fake is used to fake calls github.com/drivenets/kne/exec.

Typical Usage:

import "github.com/drivenets/kne/exec"

{
	responses := []fake.Response{...}
	cmds := fake.Commands(responses)
	oCommand := kexec.Command
	defer func() {
		kexec.Command = oCommand
		if err := cmds.Done(); err != nil {
			// handle the error
		}
	}()
	kexec.Command = cmds.Command

	... test code ...

}

Index

• Variables
• type Command
  • func Commands(resp []Response) *Command
  • func (c *Command) Command(cmd string, args ...string) exec.Cmd
  • func (c *Command) Done() error
  • func (c *Command) Run() error
  • func (c *Command) SetStderr(w io.Writer)
  • func (c *Command) SetStdin(r io.Reader)
  • func (c *Command) SetStdout(w io.Writer)
• type DoneError
  • func (e *DoneError) Error() string
• type Response
  • func (r Response) String() string

Variables

var LogCommand = func(string) {}

LogCommand is called with the string representation of the command that is running. The test program can optionally set this to their own function.

Types

type Command

type Command struct {
	Name string // if set it is included in errors
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

A Command is an implementation of exec.Cmd that is used to return predefined results when exec.Cmd.Run is called.

func Commands

func Commands(resp []Response) *Command

Commands returns a Command that is primed with the provided responses. It's Command method can be used to override exec.Command.

func (*Command) Command

func (c *Command) Command(cmd string, args ...string) exec.Cmd

Command resets the command associated with c.

func (*Command) Done

func (c *Command) Done() error

Done returns an error if there were any unexpected commands called on c or if there are any non-optional responses left.

Done should be called once the test has finished calling c.Command.

func (*Command) Run

func (c *Command) Run() error

Run runs the command. It expects there to be a corresponding Response to the command. If the command does not match the first remaining response Run searches for a matching Response that has OutOfOrder set to true. It also calls LogCommand with a string representation of a Response that matches this command.

Run returns nil if no matching response is found. Use c.Done to detect these errors.

func (*Command) SetStderr

func (c *Command) SetStderr(w io.Writer)

Stderr sets standard err to w.

func (*Command) SetStdin

func (c *Command) SetStdin(r io.Reader)

Stdin sets standard in to r.

func (*Command) SetStdout

func (c *Command) SetStdout(w io.Writer)

Stdout sets standard out to w.

type DoneError

type DoneError struct {
	Source     string
	Unexpected []Response // Unexpected calls
	Unused     []Response // Unused calls
}

A DoneError is returned when the calls to a Command do not match the Responses.

func (*DoneError) Error

func (e *DoneError) Error() string

type Response

type Response struct {
	Cmd        string
	Args       []string
	Err        interface{}
	Stdout     string
	Stderr     string
	OutOfOrder bool // This response can be out of order
	Optional   bool // This response might not be used
}

A Response indicates how Command should respond to Run.

func (Response) String

func (r Response) String() string