#!/bin/sh # Checks the source, about, commit and email filters, which hand a piece of # page content to an outside program before it is written out. The whole # body runs once per kind of filter, the exec kind always and the lua kind # only where cgit was built with lua, because both have to produce the same # page from the same repository. test_description='Check filtered content' . ./setup.sh prefixes="exec" if test "$CGIT_HAS_LUA" -eq 1 then prefixes="$prefixes lua" fi for prefix in $prefixes do test_expect_success "generate filter-$prefix/tree/a%2bb" " cgit_url 'filter-$prefix/tree/a%2bb' >tmp " test_expect_success "check whether the $prefix source filter works" ' grep "a+b HELLO$" tmp ' test_expect_success "generate filter-$prefix/about/" " cgit_url 'filter-$prefix/about/' >tmp " test_expect_success "check whether the $prefix about filter works" ' grep "
a+b HELLO$" tmp ' test_expect_success "generate filter-$prefix/commit/" " cgit_url 'filter-$prefix/commit/' >tmp " test_expect_success "check whether the $prefix commit filter works" ' grep "
ADD A+B" tmp ' test_expect_success "check whether the $prefix email filter works for authors" ' grep " commit A U THOR <AUTHOR@EXAMPLE.COM>" tmp ' test_expect_success "check whether the $prefix email filter works for committers" ' grep " commit C O MITTER <COMMITTER@EXAMPLE.COM>" tmp ' # Page output is buffered and has to be flushed as stdout is handed # to a filter and back. A missed flush reorders the page rather than # losing any of it, so the two tests below watch which side of the # filtered text the surrounding markup lands on. test_expect_success "the $prefix source filter output stays inside its cell" " cgit_url 'filter-$prefix/tree/a%2bb' >tmp && tr -d '\n' flat.out && grep 'a+b HELLO' flat.out " test_expect_success "the $prefix about filter output stays inside its div" " cgit_url 'filter-$prefix/about/' >tmp && grep \"
a+b HELLO\" tmp " done test_done