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puppet-openstacklib/spec/unit/puppet/util/openstackconfig_spec.rb
Martin Mágr 029c6a74cc OpenStackConfig provider
This patch add support for parsing configuration files of projects
which use oslo.config.cfg.MultiStrOpt (currently Neutron LBaaSv2).

For details see:
http://docs.openstack.org/developer/oslo.config/api/oslo.config.cfg.html#oslo.config.cfg.MultiStrOpt

Change-Id: If782aa4bf83712ac2a5f4d2f4e8ace782409182d
2015-11-04 16:06:04 +01:00

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#
# Forked from https://github.com/puppetlabs/puppetlabs-inifile .
#
require 'spec_helper'
require 'puppet/util/openstackconfig'
describe Puppet::Util::OpenStackConfig do
include PuppetlabsSpec::Files
let(:subject) do
Puppet::Util::OpenStackConfig.new("/my/config/path")
end
before :each do
Puppet::Util::OpenStackConfig.stubs(:readlines).returns(sample_content)
end
context "when parsing a file" do
let(:sample_content) {
template = <<-EOS
# This is a comment
[section1]
; This is also a comment
foo=foovalue
bar = barvalue
baz =
[section2]
foo= foovalue2
baz=bazvalue
; commented = out setting
#another comment
; yet another comment
zot = multi word value
xyzzy['thing1']['thing2']=xyzzyvalue
l=git log
[section3]
multi_setting = value1
multi_setting = value2
EOS
template.split("\n")
}
it "should parse the correct number of sections" do
# there is always a "global" section, so our count should be 3.
subject.section_names.length.should == 4
end
it "should parse the correct section_names" do
# there should always be a "global" section named "" at the beginning of the list
subject.section_names.should == ["", "section1", "section2", "section3"]
end
it "should expose settings for sections" do
subject.get_settings("section1").should == {
"bar" => "barvalue",
"baz" => "",
"foo" => "foovalue"
}
subject.get_settings("section2").should == {
"baz" => "bazvalue",
"foo" => "foovalue2",
"l" => "git log",
"xyzzy['thing1']['thing2']" => "xyzzyvalue",
"zot" => "multi word value"
}
subject.get_settings("section3").should == {
"multi_setting" => ["value1", "value2"]
}
end
end
context "when parsing a file whose first line is a section" do
let(:sample_content) {
template = <<-EOS
[section1]
; This is a comment
foo=foovalue
EOS
template.split("\n")
}
it "should parse the correct number of sections" do
# there is always a "global" section, so our count should be 2.
subject.section_names.length.should == 2
end
it "should parse the correct section_names" do
# there should always be a "global" section named "" at the beginning of the list
subject.section_names.should == ["", "section1"]
end
it "should expose settings for sections" do
subject.get_value("section1", "foo").should == "foovalue"
end
end
context "when parsing a file with a 'global' section" do
let(:sample_content) {
template = <<-EOS
foo = bar
[section1]
; This is a comment
foo=foovalue
EOS
template.split("\n")
}
it "should parse the correct number of sections" do
# there is always a "global" section, so our count should be 2.
subject.section_names.length.should == 2
end
it "should parse the correct section_names" do
# there should always be a "global" section named "" at the beginning of the list
subject.section_names.should == ["", "section1"]
end
it "should expose settings for sections" do
subject.get_value("", "foo").should == "bar"
subject.get_value("section1", "foo").should == "foovalue"
end
end
context "when updating a file with existing empty values" do
let(:sample_content) {
template = <<-EOS
[section1]
foo=
#bar=
#xyzzy['thing1']['thing2']='xyzzyvalue'
EOS
template.split("\n")
}
it "should properly update uncommented values" do
subject.get_value("section1", "far").should == nil
subject.set_value("section1", "foo", "foovalue")
subject.get_value("section1", "foo").should == "foovalue"
end
it "should properly update commented values" do
subject.get_value("section1", "bar").should == nil
subject.set_value("section1", "bar", "barvalue")
subject.get_value("section1", "bar").should == "barvalue"
subject.get_value("section1", "xyzzy['thing1']['thing2']").should == nil
subject.set_value("section1", "xyzzy['thing1']['thing2']", "xyzzyvalue")
subject.get_value("section1", "xyzzy['thing1']['thing2']").should == "xyzzyvalue"
end
it "should properly add new empty values" do
subject.get_value("section1", "baz").should == nil
end
end
context 'the file has quotation marks in its section names' do
let(:sample_content) do
template = <<-EOS
[branch "master"]
remote = origin
merge = refs/heads/master
[alias]
to-deploy = log --merges --grep='pull request' --format='%s (%cN)' origin/production..origin/master
[branch "production"]
remote = origin
merge = refs/heads/production
EOS
template.split("\n")
end
it 'should parse the sections' do
subject.section_names.should match_array ['',
'branch "master"',
'alias',
'branch "production"'
]
end
end
context 'Samba INI file with dollars in section names' do
let(:sample_content) do
template = <<-EOS
[global]
workgroup = FELLOWSHIP
; ...
idmap config * : backend = tdb
[printers]
comment = All Printers
; ...
browseable = No
[print$]
comment = Printer Drivers
path = /var/lib/samba/printers
[Shares]
path = /home/shares
read only = No
guest ok = Yes
EOS
template.split("\n")
end
it "should parse the correct section_names" do
subject.section_names.should match_array [
'',
'global',
'printers',
'print$',
'Shares'
]
end
end
context 'section names with forward slashes in them' do
let(:sample_content) do
template = <<-EOS
[monitor:///var/log/*.log]
disabled = test_value
EOS
template.split("\n")
end
it "should parse the correct section_names" do
subject.section_names.should match_array [
'',
'monitor:///var/log/*.log'
]
end
end
context 'KDE Configuration with braces in setting names' do
let(:sample_content) do
template = <<-EOS
[khotkeys]
_k_friendly_name=khotkeys
{5465e8c7-d608-4493-a48f-b99d99fdb508}=Print,none,PrintScreen
{d03619b6-9b3c-48cc-9d9c-a2aadb485550}=Search,none,Search
EOS
template.split("\n")
end
it "should expose settings for sections" do
subject.get_value("khotkeys", "{5465e8c7-d608-4493-a48f-b99d99fdb508}").should == "Print,none,PrintScreen"
subject.get_value("khotkeys", "{d03619b6-9b3c-48cc-9d9c-a2aadb485550}").should == "Search,none,Search"
end
end
context 'Configuration with colons in setting names' do
let(:sample_content) do
template = <<-EOS
[Drive names]
A:=5.25" Floppy
B:=3.5" Floppy
C:=Winchester
EOS
template.split("\n")
end
it "should expose settings for sections" do
subject.get_value("Drive names", "A:").should eq '5.25" Floppy'
subject.get_value("Drive names", "B:").should eq '3.5" Floppy'
subject.get_value("Drive names", "C:").should eq 'Winchester'
end
end
context 'Configuration with spaces in setting names' do
let(:sample_content) do
template = <<-EOS
[global]
# log files split per-machine:
log file = /var/log/samba/log.%m
kerberos method = system keytab
passdb backend = tdbsam
security = ads
EOS
template.split("\n")
end
it "should expose settings for sections" do
subject.get_value("global", "log file").should eq '/var/log/samba/log.%m'
subject.get_value("global", "kerberos method").should eq 'system keytab'
subject.get_value("global", "passdb backend").should eq 'tdbsam'
subject.get_value("global", "security").should eq 'ads'
end
end
context 'Multi settings' do
let(:sample_content) do
template = <<-EOS
[test]
# multi values
test = value1
test = value2
test = value3
EOS
template.split("\n")
end
it "should expose setting with array value" do
subject.get_value("test", "test").should eq ['value1', 'value2', 'value3']
end
it "should create setting with array value" do
subject.set_value("test", "test2", ['valueA', 'valueB', 'valueC'])
subject.get_value("test", "test2").should eq ['valueA', 'valueB', 'valueC']
end
end
end