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func ExecuteAddnosecErrors ¶
func ExecuteAddnosecErrors( testCase AddnosecTC, openFile func(name string) (*os.File, error), pathAbs func(path string) (string, error), baseAbs func(path string) (string, error), hasPrefix func(s string, prefix string) bool, ) ( func(name string) (*os.File, error), func(path string) (string, error), func(path string) (string, error), func(s string, prefix string) bool, )
ExecuteAddnosecErrors returns a modified set of function dependencies that simulate error conditions for testing purposes. It accepts a testCase struct with various error flags and the original implementations of four functions: openFile, pathAbs, baseAbs, and hasPrefix. Depending on which error flag in testCase is set to true, it replaces the corresponding function with a stub that returns a simulated error or failure behavior.
The testCase struct contains the following fields:
- csvPath: the path to a CSV file used in the test.
- initContent: the content to be transformed
- targets: a string representing one or more (seperated by commas) const decl to be processed.
- openErr: if true, the openFile function is replaced to simulate a file opening error.
- pathErr: if true, the pathAbs function is replaced to simulate an absolute path resolution error.
- baseDirErr: if true, the baseAbs function is replaced to simulate a base directory resolution error.
- prefixErr: if true, the hasPrefix function is replaced to always return false.
- expectedErrSubStr: a substring expected to be present in the error message.
The functions provided are as follows:
- openFile: opens a file by name and returns an os.File pointer.
- pathAbs: returns the absolute form of a given path.
- baseAbs: returns the base directory of a given path.
- hasPrefix: checks whether a string has a specific prefix.
Only one error is simulated based on the order of evaluation:
- openErr
- pathErr
- baseDirErr
- prefixErr
If none of the error flags are set, the original functions are returned unmodified.
Returns a tuple of four functions corresponding to openFile, pathAbs, baseAbs, and hasPrefix, where each function may be the original or a stub that returns a simulated error or failure behavior.
func ExecuteBaseTCErrors ¶
func ExecuteBaseTCErrors( testCase BaseTestCase, parseFile func(fset *token.FileSet, filename string, src any, mode parser.Mode) (f *ast.File, err error), glob func(pattern string) (matches []string, err error), createFile func(name string) (*os.File, error), formatNode func(dst io.Writer, fset *token.FileSet, node any) error, ) ( func(fset *token.FileSet, filename string, src any, mode parser.Mode) (f *ast.File, err error), func(pattern string) (matches []string, err error), func(name string) (*os.File, error), func(dst io.Writer, fset *token.FileSet, node any) error, )
executeErrors returns a modified set of function dependencies that simulate error conditions for testing purposes. It accepts a testCase struct with various error flags and the original implementations of four functions: parseFile, glob, createFile, and formatNode. Depending on which error flag in testCase is set to true, it replaces the corresponding function with a stub that returns a simulated error.
The testCase struct contains the following fields:
- name: a descriptive name for the test case.
- modelContent, queryContent, expectedContent: strings representing test input and expected output.
- createErr: if true, the createFile function is replaced to simulate a file creation error.
- parseErr: if true, the parseFile function is replaced to simulate a parsing error.
- globErr: if true, the glob function is replaced to simulate a glob matching error.
- formatErr: if true, the formatNode function is replaced to simulate a formatting error.
- expectedErrSubStr: a substring expected to be present in the error message.
The functions provided are as follows:
- parseFile: parses a source file and returns its AST representation.
- glob: finds files matching a pattern.
- createFile: creates a file with the specified name.
- formatNode: formats an AST node and writes it to the provided writer.
Only one error is simulated based on the order of evaluation:
- parseErr
- globErr
- createErr
- formatErr
If none of the error flags are set, the original functions are returned unmodified.
Returns a tuple of four functions corresponding to parseFile, glob, createFile, and formatNode, where each function may be the original or a stub that returns a simulated error.
Types ¶
type AddnosecTC ¶
type BaseTestCase ¶
type QualifymodelsTC ¶
type QualifymodelsTC struct {
BaseTestCase
ModelContent string
QueryContent string
}
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