838da66e2f
There is quite a bit going on in this commit. Here is a high level description of all of the changes: * Improved the README to include information for running the integrations tests now that we have subcommand management support. * Change the clean script to also delete the build directory. * Removed requirement on the DCOS_PATH environment variable. We now assume the DCOS CLI installation directory based on the location of the dcos cli binary * Adds support for installing subcommand from python wheels. The packages are install under the 'subcommands' directory. * Extended the `dcos help` to look into the 'subcommands' directory for the excutables that extend the cli. * Fix the root `dcos` executable to not use the DCOS_PATH environment variable to discover subcommand. It now discovers subcommand based on the location of the root (`dcos`) executable. * Adds `dcos subcommand` for managing the installation, listing and the removal of subcommands. * Adds dependencies on pkginfo and virtualenv. We need pkginfo to query information about the package. We need virtualenv to create virtual environment for each subcommand installed.
103 lines
3.3 KiB
Python
103 lines
3.3 KiB
Python
import os
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from dcos.api import constants
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from common import exec_command
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def test_help():
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returncode, stdout, stderr = exec_command(['dcos', '--help'])
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assert returncode == 0
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assert stdout == b"""Usage:
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dcos [options] <command> [<args>...]
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Options:
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--help Show this screen
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--version Show version
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--log-level=<log-level> If set then print supplementary messages to
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stderr at or above this level. The severity
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levels in the order of severity are: debug,
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info, warning, error, and critical. E.g.
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Setting the option to warning will print
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warning, error and critical messages to stderr.
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Note: that this does not affect the output sent
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to stdout by the command.
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Environment Variables:
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DCOS_LOG_LEVEL If set then it specifies that message should be
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printed to stderr at or above this level. See
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the --log-level option for details.
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DCOS_CONFIG This environment variable points to the
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location of the DCOS configuration file.
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'dcos help --all' lists all available subcommands. See 'dcos <command> --help'
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to read about a specific subcommand.
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"""
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assert stderr == b''
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def test_version():
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returncode, stdout, stderr = exec_command(['dcos', '--version'])
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assert returncode == 0
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assert stdout == b'dcos version 0.1.0\n'
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assert stderr == b''
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def test_missing_dcos_config():
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env = {
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constants.PATH_ENV: os.environ[constants.PATH_ENV],
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}
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returncode, stdout, stderr = exec_command(['dcos'], env=env)
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assert returncode == 1
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assert stdout == (b"Environment variable 'DCOS_CONFIG' must be set "
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b"to the DCOS config file.\n")
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assert stderr == b''
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def test_dcos_config_not_a_file():
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env = {
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constants.PATH_ENV: os.environ[constants.PATH_ENV],
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'DCOS_CONFIG': 'missing/file',
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}
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returncode, stdout, stderr = exec_command(['dcos'], env=env)
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assert returncode == 1
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assert stdout == (b"Environment variable 'DCOS_CONFIG' maps to "
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b"'missing/file' and it is not a file.\n")
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assert stderr == b''
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def test_log_level_flag():
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returncode, stdout, stderr = exec_command(
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['dcos', '--log-level=info', 'config', 'info'])
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assert returncode == 0
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assert stdout == b"Get and set DCOS command line options\n"
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assert stderr == b''
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def test_capital_log_level_flag():
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returncode, stdout, stderr = exec_command(
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['dcos', '--log-level=INFO', 'config', 'info'])
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assert returncode == 0
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assert stdout == b"Get and set DCOS command line options\n"
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assert stderr == b''
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def test_invalid_log_level_flag():
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returncode, stdout, stderr = exec_command(
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['dcos', '--log-level=blah', 'config', 'info'])
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assert returncode == 1
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assert stdout == (b"Log level set to an unknown value 'blah'. Valid "
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b"values are ['debug', 'info', 'warning', 'error', "
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b"'critical']\n")
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assert stderr == b''
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