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SHTK_UNITTEST_ASSERT_FILE(3) Library Functions ManuaSHTK_UNITTEST_ASSERT_FILE(3) NAME shtk_unittest_assert_file -- Validates the contents of a file against golden data LIBRARY shtk_import unittest SYNOPSIS shtk_unittest_assert_file golden_spec actual_file DESCRIPTION The shtk_unittest_assert_file function verifies that actual_file, which must exist, matches some predefined contents specified by golden_spec. The valid values for golden_spec are of the form: empty actual_file must be empty. not-empty actual_file must not be empty. ignore The contents of actual_file are irrelevant. file:<path> The contents of actual_file must match the contents of the file path. inline:<text> The contents of actual_file must match the inline contents pro- vided in text. Note that text can include escape sequences. match:<regexp> The contents of actual_file must match the given regular ex- pression in regexp. not-match:<regexp> The contents of actual_file must not match the given regular expression in regexp. save:<path> actual_file is saved to path for further inspection by the test case. This is not useful in the context of shtk_unittest_assert_file but comes in handy when used in con- junction of shtk_unittest_assert_command(3). stdin The contents of actual_file must match the golden contents pro- vided via the standard input. EXAMPLES The following examples all pass: touch my_file assert_file empty my_file echo "foo" >my_file assert_file inline:"foo\n" my_file echo "bar" >>my_file cp my_file golden assert_file file:golden my_file assert_file stdin my_file <golden assert_file match:"fo" my_file assert_file not-match:"abcde" my_file SEE ALSO shtk(3), shtk_unittest(3) HISTORY shtk_unittest_assert_file first appeared in shtk 1.6. FreeBSD ports 15.quarterly November 9, 2014 SHTK_UNITTEST_ASSERT_FILE(3)
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