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Validating Command-Line Operations and Environment Management in google/zx

This test suite validates core functionality of the google/zx JavaScript utility library, focusing on command-line operations, environment handling, and utility functions. The tests ensure reliability of key features like command execution, environment variable management, and async operations.

Test Coverage Overview

The test suite provides comprehensive coverage of essential zx library functions including:
  • Command execution and stdin/stdout handling
  • Environment variable management through dotenv
  • Utility functions like sleep(), retry(), and spinner()
  • Argument parsing and command-line interface features
  • Error handling and edge cases for CLI operations

Implementation Analysis

The testing approach uses Node.js native test framework combined with custom utilities for CLI testing. The implementation leverages async/await patterns extensively for command execution testing, with careful attention to process management and I/O handling.

The test suite employs Jest-style describe/test blocks while utilizing Node’s assert module for validations.

Technical Details

Key technical components include:
  • Node.js test runner with describe/test blocks
  • Custom zx() wrapper for CLI testing
  • Temporary file handling for environment tests
  • Stdout/stderr capture mechanisms
  • Async operation timing validation

Best Practices Demonstrated

The test suite exemplifies several testing best practices:
  • Isolated test environments using tempfiles
  • Comprehensive error case coverage
  • Proper cleanup in after() hooks
  • Consistent async/await usage
  • Modular test organization with describe blocks

google/zx

test/goods.test.js

            
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import assert from 'node:assert'
import { test, describe, after } from 'node:test'
import { $, chalk, fs, tempfile, dotenv } from '../build/index.js'
import { echo, sleep, parseArgv } from '../build/goods.js'

describe('goods', () => {
  function zx(script) {
    return $`node build/cli.js --eval ${script}`.nothrow().timeout('5s')
  }

  test('question() works', async () => {
    const p = $`node build/cli.js --eval "
  let answer = await question('foo or bar? ', { choices: ['foo', 'bar'] })
  echo('Answer is', answer)
"`
    p.stdin.write('foo\n')
    p.stdin.end()
    assert.match((await p).stdout, /Answer is foo/)
  })

  test('echo() works', async () => {
    const log = console.log
    let stdout = ''
    console.log = (...args) => {
      stdout += args.join(' ')
    }
    echo(chalk.cyan('foo'), chalk.green('bar'), chalk.bold('baz'))
    echo`${chalk.cyan('foo')} ${chalk.green('bar')} ${chalk.bold('baz')}`
    echo(
      await $`echo ${chalk.cyan('foo')}`,
      await $`echo ${chalk.green('bar')}`,
      await $`echo ${chalk.bold('baz')}`
    )
    console.log = log
    assert.match(stdout, /foo/)
  })

  test('sleep() works', async () => {
    const now = Date.now()
    await sleep(100)
    assert.ok(Date.now() >= now + 99)
  })

  test('retry() works', async () => {
    const now = Date.now()
    const p = await zx(`
    try {
      await retry(5, '50ms', () => $\`exit 123\`)
    } catch (e) {
      echo('exitCode:', e.exitCode)
    }
    await retry(5, () => $\`exit 0\`)
    echo('success')
`)
    assert.ok(p.toString().includes('exitCode: 123'))
    assert.ok(p.toString().includes('success'))
    assert.ok(Date.now() >= now + 50 * (5 - 1))
  })

  test('retry() with expBackoff() works', async () => {
    const now = Date.now()
    const p = await zx(`
    try {
      await retry(5, expBackoff('60s', 0), () => $\`exit 123\`)
    } catch (e) {
      echo('exitCode:', e.exitCode)
    }
    echo('success')
`)
    assert.ok(p.toString().includes('exitCode: 123'))
    assert.ok(p.toString().includes('success'))
    assert.ok(Date.now() >= now + 2 + 4 + 8 + 16 + 32)
  })

  describe('spinner()', () => {
    test('works', async () => {
      const out = await zx(
        `
    process.env.CI = ''
    echo(await spinner(async () => {
      await sleep(100)
      await $\`echo hidden\`
      return $\`echo result\`
    }))
  `
      )
      assert(out.stdout.includes('result'))
      assert(out.stderr.includes('⠋'))
      assert(!out.stderr.includes('result'))
      assert(!out.stderr.includes('hidden'))
    })

    test('with title', async () => {
      const out = await zx(
        `
    process.env.CI = ''
    await spinner('processing', () => sleep(100))
  `
      )
      assert.match(out.stderr, /processing/)
    })

    test('disabled in CI', async () => {
      const out = await zx(
        `
    process.env.CI = 'true'
    await spinner('processing', () => sleep(100))
  `
      )
      assert.doesNotMatch(out.stderr, /processing/)
    })

    test('stops on throw', async () => {
      const out = await zx(`
    await spinner('processing', () => $\`wtf-cmd\`)
  `)
      assert.match(out.stderr, /Error:/)
      assert(out.exitCode !== 0)
    })
  })

  test('parseArgv() works', () => {
    assert.deepEqual(
      parseArgv(
        // prettier-ignore
        [
          '--foo-bar', 'baz',
          '-a', '5',
          '-a', '42',
          '--aaa', 'AAA',
          '--force',
          './some.file',
          '--b1', 'true',
          '--b2', 'false',
          '--b3',
          '--b4', 'false',
          '--b5', 'true',
          '--b6', 'str'
        ],
        {
          boolean: ['force', 'b3', 'b4', 'b5', 'b6'],
          camelCase: true,
          parseBoolean: true,
          alias: { a: 'aaa' },
        }
      ),
      {
        a: [5, 42, 'AAA'],
        aaa: [5, 42, 'AAA'],
        fooBar: 'baz',
        force: true,
        _: ['./some.file', 'str'],
        b1: true,
        b2: false,
        b3: true,
        b4: false,
        b5: true,
        b6: true,
      }
    )
  })

  describe('dotenv', () => {
    test('parse()', () => {
      assert.deepEqual(dotenv.parse(''), {})
      assert.deepEqual(
        dotenv.parse('ENV=v1\nENV2=v2\n\n\n  ENV3  =    v3   \nexport ENV4=v4'),
        {
          ENV: 'v1',
          ENV2: 'v2',
          ENV3: 'v3',
          ENV4: 'v4',
        }
      )

      const multiline = `SIMPLE=xyz123
# comment ###
NON_INTERPOLATED='raw text without variable interpolation' 
MULTILINE = """
long text here, # not-comment
e.g. a private SSH key
"""
ENV=v1\nENV2=v2\n\n\n\t\t  ENV3  =    v3   \n   export ENV4=v4
ENV5=v5 # comment
`
      assert.deepEqual(dotenv.parse(multiline), {
        SIMPLE: 'xyz123',
        NON_INTERPOLATED: 'raw text without variable interpolation',
        MULTILINE: 'long text here, # not-comment\ne.g. a private SSH key',
        ENV: 'v1',
        ENV2: 'v2',
        ENV3: 'v3',
        ENV4: 'v4',
        ENV5: 'v5',
      })
    })

    describe('load()', () => {
      const file1 = tempfile('.env.1', 'ENV1=value1\nENV2=value2')
      const file2 = tempfile('.env.2', 'ENV2=value222\nENV3=value3')
      after(() => Promise.all([fs.remove(file1), fs.remove(file2)]))

      test('loads env from files', () => {
        const env = dotenv.load(file1, file2)
        assert.equal(env.ENV1, 'value1')
        assert.equal(env.ENV2, 'value2')
        assert.equal(env.ENV3, 'value3')
      })

      test('throws error on ENOENT', () => {
        try {
          dotenv.load('./.env')
          assert.throw()
        } catch (e) {
          assert.equal(e.code, 'ENOENT')
          assert.equal(e.errno, -2)
        }
      })
    })

    describe('loadSafe()', () => {
      const file1 = tempfile('.env.1', 'ENV1=value1\nENV2=value2')
      const file2 = '.env.notexists'

      after(() => fs.remove(file1))

      test('loads env from files', () => {
        const env = dotenv.loadSafe(file1, file2)
        assert.equal(env.ENV1, 'value1')
        assert.equal(env.ENV2, 'value2')
      })
    })

    describe('config()', () => {
      test('updates process.env', () => {
        const file1 = tempfile('.env.1', 'ENV1=value1')

        assert.equal(process.env.ENV1, undefined)
        dotenv.config(file1)
        assert.equal(process.env.ENV1, 'value1')
        delete process.env.ENV1
      })
    })
  })
})