Five tests for logger with result check.

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swg
2023-11-24 23:02:09 +01:00
parent 3db5c7fd0f
commit 5350db8dc3
2 changed files with 80 additions and 9 deletions

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@@ -8,9 +8,14 @@ Checks a given folder for certain file extensions recursively. All found files w
The [check_folder_for_extension test folder](cffe_test) contains of 13 files, 12 of them images, which should be found by the test. The [check_folder_for_extension test folder](cffe_test) contains of 13 files, 12 of them images, which should be found by the test.
function call: Function call:
``` ```
check_folder ./cffe_test "*.jpg *.JPG" check_folder $my_folder $extension_list
```
To test the function call:
```
check_folder_for_extension.sh ./cffe_test "*.jpg *.JPG"
``` ```
For multiple extensions (or other parts of the file name to match) space separate the list, like shown above. For multiple extensions (or other parts of the file name to match) space separate the list, like shown above.
@@ -59,3 +64,8 @@ produces the following message in the log file:
``` ```
logger 20231122_22:43:19 Warning: This is my message! logger 20231122_22:43:19 Warning: This is my message!
``` ```
For testing the function call the script with just:
```
logger.sh
```

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@@ -6,10 +6,10 @@ LLWarning=3
LLInfo=4 LLInfo=4
LLDebug=5 LLDebug=5
## Actual log level of the logger used ## Actual log level of the logger used
Log_Level=$LLDebug Log_Level=$LLInfo
## Name of the logging script ## base name of the logging script.
Log_Name="myscript"; Log_Name="${0##*/}";
## Write log of the script. ## Write log of the script.
## $1 Loglevel to log the message with. ## $1 Loglevel to log the message with.
@@ -34,18 +34,79 @@ function logger() {
fi fi
printf "$Log_Name ${_now}${_type} ${_log_message}\n" >> $Log_File; printf "$Log_Name ${_now}${_type} ${_log_message}\n" >> $Log_File;
if [[ $Log_Level -eq $LLDebug ]]; then if [[ $Log_Level -eq $LLDebug ]]; then
printf "$Log_Name ${_now}${_type} ${_log_message}\n"; printf "${_now}${_type} ${_log_message}\n";
fi fi
} }
function test() { function test() {
echo $DATE printf "Running tests for logger().\n";
local _exit_val=0;
# Test log level mute: no logfile should be created!
Log_Level=$LLMute;
logger $LLMdtry "In level mute nothing should be logged!";
if [ -e "$Log_File" ]; then # the logfile should not exist!
((_exit_val+=1))
printf "logger() test on log level Mute: FAILED!\n";
rm $Log_File;
else
printf "logger() test on log level Mute: OK.\n";
fi
# Test log level Mdtry, but log with level error: still no logfile should be created!
Log_Level=$LLMdtry;
logger $LLError "In level Mdtry an error should not be logged!";
if [ -e "$Log_File" ]; then # the logfile should not exist!
((_exit_val+=1))
printf "logger() test on log level Mandatory; logging an error happend, so test FAILED!\n";
rm $Log_File;
else
printf "logger() test on log level Mandatory: when logging an error failed: test OK.\n";
fi
# Test log level Info, but log with level error: logfile should be created!
Log_Level=$LLInfo;
logger $LLError "In level Info an error should be logged!";
if [ -e "$Log_File" ]; then # the logfile should now exist.
printf "logger() test on log level Info: logging an error succeeded, test OK.\n";
rm $Log_File;
else
((_exit_val+=1))
printf "logger() test on log level Info: logging an error FAILED!\n";
fi
# Test log level Info, but log with level debug: logfile should not be created!
Log_Level=$LLInfo;
logger $LLDebug "In level Info a debug message should not be logged!";
if [ -e "$Log_File" ]; then # the logfile should not exist.
((_exit_val+=1))
printf "logger() test on log level Info: logging a debug message succeeded, so test FAILED!\n";
rm $Log_File;
else
printf "logger() test on log level Info: logging a debug message failed: test OK.\n";
fi
# Test log level Debug, but log with level debug: logfile should be created!
Log_Level=$LLDebug;
logger $LLDebug "In level Debug a debug message should be logged. ALso the message should appaer on std out.";
if [ -e "$Log_File" ]; then # the logfile should not exist.
printf "logger() test on log level Debug: logging a debug message succeeded, so test OK.\n";
rm $Log_File;
else
((_exit_val+=1))
printf "logger() test on log level Debug: logging a debug message failed: test FAILED!\n";
fi
return $_exit_val;
} }
DATE=$(which date); DATE=$(which date);
Run_Date=$($DATE +%Y_%m_%d) Run_Date=$($DATE +%Y_%m_%d)
Log_File="/tmp/${Run_Date}_${Log_Name}.log"; Log_File="${Run_Date}_${Log_Name}.log";
test test
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
printf "All test succeeded.\n";
else
printf "$? of 5 tests FAILED!\n";
fi