oh-my-fish/plugins/fish-spec/spec.functions.fish
Jorge Bucaran 3021402525 ⌁ Update Fish-Spec ⌁
+ Add fish eval fix See #fish-shell/pull/1892
+ New and improved output system with colors, etc.
+ Support for multiple non-nested describe blocks.
+ Remove spec.log and favor `msg` plugin and standard echo.
+ `spec.eval` no longer evaluates multiple functions, acting now as a simplified
  router between the view `spec.view` and the controller `spec.run`.
+ Add new `spec.view` to act as a hub for all test output.
+ Add report with passed/failed tests to `spec.view`
+ Now test descriptions are used directly from the function name. Description
  fields are now optional.
2015-01-17 13:46:44 +09:00

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# NAME
# spec.functions - return functions in the global scope that match ^key
#
# SYNOPSIS
# spec.functions [OPTIONS] <key>
#
# OPTIONS
# -b --backup <key> <prefix>
# Create new backup functions for all functions by <key> with a <prefix>
#
# -r --restore <prefix>
# Create new functions without <prefix>.
#
# -q --quiet
# Quiet mode. No output. Return 1 if no functions are found.
#
# -e --erase <key>
# Erase the matched functions.
#
# EXAMPLES
# 1) spec.functions "describe_"
# 2) spec.functions -q "before_"
#
# 3) spec.functions -be "describe_" "it_" -- bak_
# Backup all describe_* and it_* functions to bak_describe_* and
# bak_it_* and erases the original describe_* and it_*
#
# 4) spec.functions -r bak_
# Find all bak_* functions and copies them without the prefix bak_.
#
# AUTHORS
# Jorge Bucaran <@bucaran>
#/
function spec.functions
# Parse custom options
set -l backup
set -l prefix
set -l restore
set -l quiet
set -l erase
set -l keys
for index in (seq (count $argv))
switch $argv[$index]
case -q --quiet
set quiet -q
# N-switch-fallthrough pattern in fish.
case -b\* -r\* -e\*
switch $argv[$index]
case -b -be -eb --backup
set backup -b
if set -l separator (contains -i -- "--" $argv[$index..-1])
set prefix $argv[(math $separator + 1)]
else
set prefix $argv[(math $index + 2)]
end
end
switch $argv[$index]
case -e -be -eb --erase -re -er
set erase -e
end
switch $argv[$index]
case -r -re -er --restore
# Using restore takes only one argument, <prefix>
set restore -r
set prefix $argv[(math $index + 1)]
end
case \*
set keys $keys $argv[$index]
end
end
# Skip empty strings to avoid fetching all global functions.
if [ -n "$keys" ]
if [ -n "$restore" -a -n "$prefix" ]
set keys $prefix
end
set -l list
for key in $keys
set list $list (functions -n | grep \^"$key")
end
if [ -n "$list" ]
if [ -n "$erase" -o -n "$prefix" ]
for item in $list
if [ -n "$backup" -a "$prefix" ]
functions -c $item $prefix$item
end
if [ -n "$restore" -a "$prefix" ]
# Cut prefix from function and create a new copy.
functions -c $item (echo $item | \
cut -c (echo $prefix | awk '{ print length + 1 }')-)
end
if [ -n "$erase" ]
functions -e $item
end
end
else if [ -z "$quiet" ]
printf "%s\n" $list
end
return 0
end
end
end