forked from github/kensanata.oddmuse
This script was used: perl -0pi -e 's/(use Test[^\n]+)\n+clear_pages\(\);[^\n]*\n+/$1\n\n/' *.t
115 lines
4.0 KiB
Perl
115 lines
4.0 KiB
Perl
# Copyright (C) 2008, 2009 Alex Schroeder <alex@gnu.org>
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#
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# This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
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# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
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# the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
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# (at your option) any later version.
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#
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# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
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# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
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# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
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# GNU General Public License for more details.
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#
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# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
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# along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
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require 't/test.pl';
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package OddMuse;
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use Test::More tests => 48;
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add_module('journal-rss.pl');
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# summaries eq page content since no summaries are provided
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update_page('2008-09-21', 'first page');
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update_page('2008-09-22', 'second page'); # major
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sleep(1);
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update_page('2008-09-22', 'third edit', 'third edit', 1); # minor
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update_page('unrelated', 'wrong page');
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my $page = get_page('action=journal');
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test_page($page,
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'2008-09-21', 'first page',
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# ignore minor edits are ignored: show last major edit
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# instead
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'2008-09-22', 'second page',
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# reverse sort is the default
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'2008-09-22(.*\n)+.*2008-09-21');
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# make sure unrelated pages and minor edits don't show up
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test_page_negative($page, 'unrelated', 'wrong page',
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'third edit');
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# verify the order of pages
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test_page(get_page('action=journal'),
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'2008-09-22(.*\n)+.*2008-09-21');
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# reverse the order
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test_page(get_page('action=journal reverse=1'),
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'2008-09-21(.*\n)+.*2008-09-22');
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# match parameter
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$page = get_page('action=journal match=21');
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test_page($page, '2008-09-21', 'first page');
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test_page_negative($page, '2008-09-22', 'second page');
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# search parameter
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$page = get_page('action=journal search=second');
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# no pages found, since this is for an old revision!
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test_page_negative($page,
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'2008-09-21', 'first page',
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'2008-09-22', 'second page',
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'third edit');
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# strange but true: search returns a page based on the minor edit but
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# shows the latest major revision that doesn't actually match.
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$page = get_page('action=journal search=third');
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test_page($page, '2008-09-22', 'second page');
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test_page_negative($page, '2008-09-21', 'first page', 'third edit');
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# testing the limit default
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update_page('2008-09-05', 'page');
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update_page('2008-09-06', 'page');
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update_page('2008-09-07', 'page');
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update_page('2008-09-08', 'page');
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update_page('2008-09-09', 'page');
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update_page('2008-09-10', 'page');
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update_page('2008-09-11', 'page');
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update_page('2008-09-12', 'page');
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update_page('2008-09-13', 'page');
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update_page('2008-09-14', 'page');
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update_page('2008-09-15', 'page');
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update_page('2008-09-16', 'page');
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update_page('2008-09-17', 'page');
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update_page('2008-09-18', 'page');
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update_page('2008-09-19', 'page');
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update_page('2008-09-20', 'page');
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$page = get_page('action=journal');
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test_page($page, '2008-09-22', '2008-09-21', '2008-09-20', '2008-09-19',
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'2008-09-18', '2008-09-17', '2008-09-16', '2008-09-15',
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'2008-09-14', '2008-09-13');
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test_page_negative($page, '2008-09-12', '2008-09-11', '2008-09-10',
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'2008-09-09', '2008-09-08', '2008-09-07',
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'2008-09-06', '2008-09-05');
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# testing the rss limit parameter
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$page = get_page('action=journal rsslimit=1');
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test_page($page, '2008-09-22');
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test_page_negative($page, '2008-09-21');
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$page = get_page('action=journal rsslimit=all');
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test_page($page, '2008-09-22', '2008-09-05');
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# Now let's show that we're using the timestamp of the last major
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# change if possible.
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my @dates = get_page('action=rss showedit=1 all=1 match=2008-09-22')
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=~ m!<pubDate>(.*?)</pubDate>!g;
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# $dates[0] is the channel pubDate
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my $date2 = $dates[1]; # revision 2 comes first
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my $date1 = $dates[2]; # revision 1 comes second
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my ($item) = $page =~ m!(<item>\n<title>2008-09-22</title>\n(.*\n)+?</item>\n)!;
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test_page($item, "<pubDate>$date1</pubDate>");
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test_page_negative($item, "<pubDate>$date2</pubDate>");
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