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Tests: Expand coverage for alias.t with aliases containing implicit filters

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Tomas Babej 2015-07-16 21:04:03 +02:00 • committed by Paul Beckingham
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@ -42,14 +42,15 @@ class TestAlias(TestCase):
# re-created for each individual test
self.t = Task()
def test_simple_alias_to_project(self):
"""Access a project via aliases"""
# Setup aliases
self.t.config("alias.foo", "_projects")
self.t.config("alias.bar", "foo")
self.t.config("alias.baz", "bar")
self.t.config("alias.qux", "baz")
def test_alias_to_project(self):
"""Access a project via aliases"""
# Setup a task with dummy project called Home
expected = "Home"
self.t(("add", "project:{0}".format(expected), "foo"))
@ -79,6 +80,59 @@ class TestAlias(TestCase):
self.assertIn(expected, out,
msg="task qux -> baz > bar > foo > _projects > Home")
def test_alias_with_implicit_filter(self):
"""Test alias containing simple filter string"""
# Setup alias with simple filter string
self.t.config("alias.foofilter", "project:Home _projects")
# Setup tasks for projects Home and Work
self.t(("add", "project:Home", "Home task"))
self.t(("add", "project:Work", "Work task"))
# Sanity check that _projects command outputs
# both the "Home" and "Work" projects
code, out, err = self.t(("_projects",))
self.assertIn("Home", out,
msg="task _projects -> Home")
self.assertIn("Work", out,
msg="task _projects -> Work")
# Check that foo command outputs the "Home" project
code, out, err = self.t(("foofilter",))
self.assertIn("Home", out,
msg="task foofilter -> project:Home _projects > Home")
self.assertNotIn("Work", out,
msg="task foofilter -> project:Home _projects > Work")
def test_alias_with_implicit_complex_filter(self):
"""Test alias containing filter string with conjuction"""
# Setup alias with simple filter string
self.t.config("alias.hometoday", "project:Home and due:today minimal")
# Setup tasks for projects Home and Work
self.t(("add", "project:Home", "due:today", "Home urgent task"))
self.t(("add", "project:Home", "Home task"))
self.t(("add", "project:Work", "due:today", "Work task"))
# Check that hometoday command outputs the "Home urgent task"
code, out, err = self.t(("hometoday",))
self.assertIn("Home urgent task", out,
msg="task hometoday -> project:Home and due:today minimal > "
"Home urgent task")
# It should not output "Home task", as that one is not due:today
self.assertNotIn("Home task", out,
msg="task hometoday -> project:Home and due:today minimal > "
"Home task")
# It should not output "Work task" either, it has entirely wrong
# project
self.assertNotIn("Work task", out,
msg="task hometoday -> project:Home and due:today minimal > "
"Work task")
if __name__ == "__main__":
from simpletap import TAPTestRunner
unittest.main(testRunner=TAPTestRunner())