testers.testEqualArrayOrMap: init

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:::
## `testEqualArrayOrMap` {#tester-testEqualArrayOrMap}
Check that bash arrays (including associative arrays, referred to as "maps") are populated correctly.
This can be used to ensure setup hooks are registered in a certain order, or write unit tests for shell functions which transform arrays.
:::{.example #ex-testEqualArrayOrMap-test-function-add-cowbell}
# Test a function which appends a value to an array
```nix
testers.testEqualArrayOrMap {
name = "test-function-add-cowbell";
valuesArray = [
"cowbell"
"cowbell"
];
expectedArray = [
"cowbell"
"cowbell"
"cowbell"
];
checkSetupScript = ''
addCowbell() {
local -rn arrayNameRef="$1"
arrayNameRef+=( "cowbell" )
}
nixLog "appending all values in valuesArray to actualArray"
for value in "''${valuesArray[@]}"; do
actualArray+=( "$value" )
done
nixLog "applying addCowbell"
addCowbell actualArray
'';
}
```
:::
### Inputs {#tester-testEqualArrayOrMap-inputs}
NOTE: Internally, this tester uses `__structuredAttrs` to handle marhsalling between Nix expressions and shell variables.
This imposes the restriction that arrays and "maps" have values which are string-coercible.
NOTE: At least one of `expectedArray` and `expectedMap` must be provided.
`name` (string)
: The name of the test.
`checkSetupScript` (string)
: The singular task of `checkSetupScript` is to populate `actualArray` or `actualMap` (it may populate both).
To do this, checkSetupScript may access the following shell variables:
- `valuesArray`
- `valuesMap`
- `actualArray`
- `actualMap`
While both `expectedArray` and `expectedMap` are in scope during the execution of `checkSetupScript`, they *must not* be accessed or modified from within `checkSetupScript`.
`valuesArray` (array of string-like values, optional)
: An array of string-coercible values.
This array may be used within `checkSetupScript`.
`valuesMap` (attribute set of string-like values, optional)
: An attribute set of string-coercible values.
This attribute set may be used within `checkSetupScript`.
`expectedArray` (array of string-like values, optional)
: An array of string-coercible values.
This array *must not* be accessed or modified from within `checkSetupScript`.
When provided, `checkSetupScript` is expected to populate `actualArray`.
`expectedMap` (attribute set of string-like values, optional)
: An attribute set of string-coercible values.
This attribute set *must not* be accessed or modified from within `checkSetupScript`.
When provided, `checkSetupScript` is expected to populate `actualMap`.
### Return value {#tester-testEqualArrayOrMap-return}
The tester produces an empty output and only succeeds when `expectedArray` and `expectedMap` match `actualArray` and `actualMap`, respectively, when non-null.
The build log will contain differences encountered.
## `testEqualDerivation` {#tester-testEqualDerivation}
Checks that two packages produce the exact same build instructions.

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"ex-testBuildFailurePrime-doc-example": [
"index.html#ex-testBuildFailurePrime-doc-example"
],
"ex-testEqualArrayOrMap-test-function-add-cowbell": [
"index.html#ex-testEqualArrayOrMap-test-function-add-cowbell"
],
"neovim": [
"index.html#neovim"
],
@@ -344,6 +347,15 @@
"tester-testBuildFailurePrime-return": [
"index.html#tester-testBuildFailurePrime-return"
],
"tester-testEqualArrayOrMap": [
"index.html#tester-testEqualArrayOrMap"
],
"tester-testEqualArrayOrMap-inputs": [
"index.html#tester-testEqualArrayOrMap-inputs"
],
"tester-testEqualArrayOrMap-return": [
"index.html#tester-testEqualArrayOrMap-return"
],
"variables-specifying-dependencies": [
"index.html#variables-specifying-dependencies"
],

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fi
'';
# See https://nixos.org/manual/nixpkgs/unstable/#tester-testEqualArrayOrMap
# or doc/build-helpers/testers.chapter.md
# NOTE: Must be `import`-ed rather than `callPackage`-d to preserve the `override` attribute.
testEqualArrayOrMap = import ./testEqualArrayOrMap/tester.nix { inherit lib runCommand; };
# See https://nixos.org/manual/nixpkgs/unstable/#tester-testVersion
# or doc/build-helpers/testers.chapter.md
testVersion =

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touch -- "$out"
'';
};
testEqualArrayOrMap = lib.recurseIntoAttrs (pkgs.callPackages ../testEqualArrayOrMap/tests.nix { });
}

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# shellcheck shell=bash
# Asserts that two arrays are equal, printing out differences if they are not.
# Does not short circuit on the first difference.
assertEqualArray() {
if (($# != 2)); then
nixErrorLog "expected two arguments!"
nixErrorLog "usage: assertEqualArray expectedArrayRef actualArrayRef"
exit 1
fi
local -nr expectedArrayRef="$1"
local -nr actualArrayRef="$2"
if [[ ! ${expectedArrayRef@a} =~ a ]]; then
nixErrorLog "first arugment expectedArrayRef must be an array reference"
exit 1
fi
if [[ ! ${actualArrayRef@a} =~ a ]]; then
nixErrorLog "second arugment actualArrayRef must be an array reference"
exit 1
fi
local -ir expectedLength=${#expectedArrayRef[@]}
local -ir actualLength=${#actualArrayRef[@]}
local -i hasDiff=0
if ((expectedLength != actualLength)); then
nixErrorLog "arrays differ in length: expectedArray has length $expectedLength but actualArray has length $actualLength"
hasDiff=1
fi
local -i idx=0
local expectedValue
local actualValue
# We iterate so long as at least one array has indices we've not considered.
# This means that `idx` is a valid index to *at least one* of the arrays.
for ((idx = 0; idx < expectedLength || idx < actualLength; idx++)); do
# Update values for variables which are still in range/valid.
if ((idx < expectedLength)); then
expectedValue="${expectedArrayRef[idx]}"
fi
if ((idx < actualLength)); then
actualValue="${actualArrayRef[idx]}"
fi
# Handle comparisons.
if ((idx >= expectedLength)); then
nixErrorLog "arrays differ at index $idx: expectedArray has no such index but actualArray has value ${actualValue@Q}"
hasDiff=1
elif ((idx >= actualLength)); then
nixErrorLog "arrays differ at index $idx: expectedArray has value ${expectedValue@Q} but actualArray has no such index"
hasDiff=1
elif [[ $expectedValue != "$actualValue" ]]; then
nixErrorLog "arrays differ at index $idx: expectedArray has value ${expectedValue@Q} but actualArray has value ${actualValue@Q}"
hasDiff=1
fi
done
((hasDiff)) && exit 1 || return 0
}

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# shellcheck shell=bash
# Asserts that two maps are equal, printing out differences if they are not.
# Does not short circuit on the first difference.
assertEqualMap() {
if (($# != 2)); then
nixErrorLog "expected two arguments!"
nixErrorLog "usage: assertEqualMap expectedMapRef actualMapRef"
exit 1
fi
local -nr expectedMapRef="$1"
local -nr actualMapRef="$2"
if [[ ! ${expectedMapRef@a} =~ A ]]; then
nixErrorLog "first arugment expectedMapRef must be an associative array reference"
exit 1
fi
if [[ ! ${actualMapRef@a} =~ A ]]; then
nixErrorLog "second arugment actualMapRef must be an associative array reference"
exit 1
fi
# NOTE:
# From the `sort` manpage: "The locale specified by the environment affects sort order. Set LC_ALL=C to get the
# traditional sort order that uses native byte values."
# We specify the environment variable in a subshell to avoid polluting the caller's environment.
local -a sortedExpectedKeys
mapfile -d '' -t sortedExpectedKeys < <(printf '%s\0' "${!expectedMapRef[@]}" | LC_ALL=C sort --stable --zero-terminated)
local -a sortedActualKeys
mapfile -d '' -t sortedActualKeys < <(printf '%s\0' "${!actualMapRef[@]}" | LC_ALL=C sort --stable --zero-terminated)
local -ir expectedLength=${#expectedMapRef[@]}
local -ir actualLength=${#actualMapRef[@]}
local -i hasDiff=0
if ((expectedLength != actualLength)); then
nixErrorLog "maps differ in length: expectedMap has length $expectedLength but actualMap has length $actualLength"
hasDiff=1
fi
local -i expectedKeyIdx=0
local expectedKey
local expectedValue
local -i actualKeyIdx=0
local actualKey
local actualValue
# We iterate so long as at least one map has keys we've not considered.
while ((expectedKeyIdx < expectedLength || actualKeyIdx < actualLength)); do
# Update values for variables which are still in range/valid.
if ((expectedKeyIdx < expectedLength)); then
expectedKey="${sortedExpectedKeys["$expectedKeyIdx"]}"
expectedValue="${expectedMapRef["$expectedKey"]}"
fi
if ((actualKeyIdx < actualLength)); then
actualKey="${sortedActualKeys["$actualKeyIdx"]}"
actualValue="${actualMapRef["$actualKey"]}"
fi
# In the case actualKeyIdx is valid and expectedKey comes after actualKey or expectedKeyIdx is invalid, actualMap
# has an extra key relative to expectedMap.
# NOTE: In Bash, && and || have the same precedence, so use the fact they're left-associative to enforce groups.
if ((actualKeyIdx < actualLength)) && [[ $expectedKey > $actualKey ]] || ((expectedKeyIdx >= expectedLength)); then
nixErrorLog "maps differ at key ${actualKey@Q}: expectedMap has no such key but actualMap has value ${actualValue@Q}"
hasDiff=1
actualKeyIdx+=1
# In the case actualKeyIdx is invalid or expectedKey comes before actualKey, expectedMap has an extra key relative
# to actualMap.
# NOTE: By virtue of the previous condition being false, we know the negation is true. Namely, expectedKeyIdx is
# valid AND (actualKeyIdx is invalid OR expectedKey <= actualKey).
elif ((actualKeyIdx >= actualLength)) || [[ $expectedKey < $actualKey ]]; then
nixErrorLog "maps differ at key ${expectedKey@Q}: expectedMap has value ${expectedValue@Q} but actualMap has no such key"
hasDiff=1
expectedKeyIdx+=1
# In the case where both key indices are valid and the keys are equal.
else
if [[ $expectedValue != "$actualValue" ]]; then
nixErrorLog "maps differ at key ${expectedKey@Q}: expectedMap has value ${expectedValue@Q} but actualMap has value ${actualValue@Q}"
hasDiff=1
fi
expectedKeyIdx+=1
actualKeyIdx+=1
fi
done
((hasDiff)) && exit 1 || return 0
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# NOTE: Must be `import`-ed rather than `callPackage`-d to preserve the `override` attribute.
# NOTE: We must use `pkgs.runCommand` instead of `testers.runCommand` to build `testers.testEqualArrayOrMap`, or else
# our negative tests will not work. See ./tests.nix for more information.
{
lib,
runCommand,
}:
let
inherit (lib) maintainers;
inherit (lib.customisation) makeOverridable;
inherit (lib.strings) optionalString;
testEqualArrayOrMap =
{
name,
valuesArray ? null,
valuesMap ? null,
expectedArray ? null,
expectedMap ? null,
checkSetupScript ? ''
nixErrorLog "no checkSetupScript provided!"
exit 1
'',
}:
runCommand name
{
__structuredAttrs = true;
strictDeps = true;
nativeBuildInputs = [
./assert-equal-array.sh
./assert-equal-map.sh
];
inherit valuesArray valuesMap;
inherit expectedArray expectedMap;
preCheckSetupScript =
optionalString (expectedArray == null && expectedMap == null) ''
nixErrorLog "neither expectedArray nor expectedMap were set, so test is meaningless!"
exit 1
''
+ optionalString (valuesArray != null) ''
nixLog "using valuesArray: $(declare -p valuesArray)"
''
+ optionalString (valuesMap != null) ''
nixLog "using valuesMap: $(declare -p valuesMap)"
''
+ optionalString (expectedArray != null) ''
nixLog "using expectedArray: $(declare -p expectedArray)"
declare -ag actualArray
''
+ optionalString (expectedMap != null) ''
nixLog "using expectedMap: $(declare -p expectedMap)"
declare -Ag actualMap
'';
# NOTE:
# The singular task of checkSetupScript is to populate actualArray or actualMap. To do this, checkSetupScript
# may access valuesArray, valuesMap, actualArray, and actualMap, but should *never* access or modify expectedArray,
# or expectedMap.
inherit checkSetupScript;
postCheckSetupScript =
optionalString (expectedArray != null) ''
nixLog "using actualArray: $(declare -p actualArray)"
nixLog "comparing actualArray against expectedArray"
assertEqualArray expectedArray actualArray
nixLog "actualArray matches expectedArray"
''
+ optionalString (expectedMap != null) ''
nixLog "using actualMap: $(declare -p actualMap)"
nixLog "comparing actualMap against expectedMap"
assertEqualMap expectedMap actualMap
nixLog "actualMap matches expectedMap"
'';
}
''
nixLog "running preCheckSetupScript"
runHook preCheckSetupScript
nixLog "running checkSetupScript"
runHook checkSetupScript
nixLog "running postCheckSetupScript"
runHook postCheckSetupScript
nixLog "test passed"
touch "$out"
'';
in
makeOverridable testEqualArrayOrMap

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# NOTE: We must use `pkgs.runCommand` instead of `testers.runCommand` for negative tests -- those wrapped with
# `testers.testBuildFailure`. This is due to the fact that `testers.testBuildFailure` modifies the derivation such that
# it produces an output containing the exit code, logs, and other things. Since `testers.runCommand` expects the empty
# derivation, it produces a hash mismatch.
{ runCommand, testers, ... }:
let
inherit (testers) testEqualArrayOrMap testBuildFailure;
concatValuesArrayToActualArray = ''
nixLog "appending all values in valuesArray to actualArray"
for value in "''${valuesArray[@]}"; do
actualArray+=( "$value" )
done
'';
concatValuesMapToActualMap = ''
nixLog "adding all values in valuesMap to actualMap"
for key in "''${!valuesMap[@]}"; do
actualMap["$key"]="''${valuesMap["$key"]}"
done
'';
in
{
# NOTE: This particular test is used in the docs:
# See https://nixos.org/manual/nixpkgs/unstable/#tester-testEqualArrayOrMap
# or doc/build-helpers/testers.chapter.md
docs-test-function-add-cowbell = testEqualArrayOrMap {
name = "test-function-add-cowbell";
valuesArray = [
"cowbell"
"cowbell"
];
expectedArray = [
"cowbell"
"cowbell"
"cowbell"
];
checkSetupScript = ''
addCowbell() {
local -rn arrayNameRef="$1"
arrayNameRef+=( "cowbell" )
}
nixLog "appending all values in valuesArray to actualArray"
for value in "''${valuesArray[@]}"; do
actualArray+=( "$value" )
done
nixLog "applying addCowbell"
addCowbell actualArray
'';
};
array-append = testEqualArrayOrMap {
name = "testEqualArrayOrMap-array-append";
valuesArray = [
"apple"
"bee"
"cat"
];
expectedArray = [
"apple"
"bee"
"cat"
"dog"
];
checkSetupScript = ''
${concatValuesArrayToActualArray}
actualArray+=( "dog" )
'';
};
array-prepend = testEqualArrayOrMap {
name = "testEqualArrayOrMap-array-prepend";
valuesArray = [
"apple"
"bee"
"cat"
];
expectedArray = [
"dog"
"apple"
"bee"
"cat"
];
checkSetupScript = ''
actualArray+=( "dog" )
${concatValuesArrayToActualArray}
'';
};
array-empty = testEqualArrayOrMap {
name = "testEqualArrayOrMap-array-empty";
valuesArray = [
"apple"
"bee"
"cat"
];
expectedArray = [ ];
checkSetupScript = ''
# doing nothing
'';
};
array-missing-value =
let
name = "testEqualArrayOrMap-array-missing-value";
failure = testEqualArrayOrMap {
name = "${name}-failure";
valuesArray = [ "apple" ];
expectedArray = [ ];
checkSetupScript = concatValuesArrayToActualArray;
};
in
runCommand name
{
failed = testBuildFailure failure;
passthru = {
inherit failure;
};
}
''
nixLog "Checking for exit code 1"
(( 1 == "$(cat "$failed/testBuildFailure.exit")" ))
nixLog "Checking for first error message"
grep -F \
"ERROR: assertEqualArray: arrays differ in length: expectedArray has length 0 but actualArray has length 1" \
"$failed/testBuildFailure.log"
nixLog "Checking for second error message"
grep -F \
"ERROR: assertEqualArray: arrays differ at index 0: expectedArray has no such index but actualArray has value 'apple'" \
"$failed/testBuildFailure.log"
nixLog "Test passed"
touch $out
'';
map-insert = testEqualArrayOrMap {
name = "testEqualArrayOrMap-map-insert";
valuesMap = {
apple = "0";
bee = "1";
cat = "2";
};
expectedMap = {
apple = "0";
bee = "1";
cat = "2";
dog = "3";
};
checkSetupScript = ''
${concatValuesMapToActualMap}
actualMap["dog"]="3"
'';
};
map-remove = testEqualArrayOrMap {
name = "testEqualArrayOrMap-map-remove";
valuesMap = {
apple = "0";
bee = "1";
cat = "2";
dog = "3";
};
expectedMap = {
apple = "0";
cat = "2";
dog = "3";
};
checkSetupScript = ''
${concatValuesMapToActualMap}
unset 'actualMap[bee]'
'';
};
map-missing-key =
let
name = "testEqualArrayOrMap-map-missing-key";
failure = testEqualArrayOrMap {
name = "${name}-failure";
valuesMap = {
bee = "1";
cat = "2";
dog = "3";
};
expectedMap = {
apple = "0";
bee = "1";
cat = "2";
dog = "3";
};
checkSetupScript = concatValuesMapToActualMap;
};
in
runCommand name
{
failed = testBuildFailure failure;
passthru = {
inherit failure;
};
}
''
nixLog "Checking for exit code 1"
(( 1 == "$(cat "$failed/testBuildFailure.exit")" ))
nixLog "Checking for first error message"
grep -F \
"ERROR: assertEqualMap: maps differ in length: expectedMap has length 4 but actualMap has length 3" \
"$failed/testBuildFailure.log"
nixLog "Checking for second error message"
grep -F \
"ERROR: assertEqualMap: maps differ at key 'apple': expectedMap has value '0' but actualMap has no such key" \
"$failed/testBuildFailure.log"
nixLog "Test passed"
touch $out
'';
map-missing-key-with-empty =
let
name = "map-missing-key-with-empty";
failure = testEqualArrayOrMap {
name = "${name}-failure";
valuesArray = [ ];
expectedMap.apple = 1;
checkSetupScript = ''
nixLog "doing nothing in checkSetupScript"
'';
};
in
runCommand name
{
failed = testBuildFailure failure;
passthru = {
inherit failure;
};
}
''
nixLog "Checking for exit code 1"
(( 1 == "$(cat "$failed/testBuildFailure.exit")" ))
nixLog "Checking for first error message"
grep -F \
"ERROR: assertEqualMap: maps differ in length: expectedMap has length 1 but actualMap has length 0" \
"$failed/testBuildFailure.log"
nixLog "Checking for second error message"
grep -F \
"ERROR: assertEqualMap: maps differ at key 'apple': expectedMap has value '1' but actualMap has no such key" \
"$failed/testBuildFailure.log"
nixLog "Test passed"
touch $out
'';
map-extra-key =
let
name = "testEqualArrayOrMap-map-extra-key";
failure = testEqualArrayOrMap {
name = "${name}-failure";
valuesMap = {
apple = "0";
bee = "1";
cat = "2";
dog = "3";
};
expectedMap = {
apple = "0";
bee = "1";
dog = "3";
};
checkSetupScript = concatValuesMapToActualMap;
};
in
runCommand
{
failed = testBuildFailure failure;
passthru = {
inherit failure;
};
}
''
nixLog "Checking for exit code 1"
(( 1 == "$(cat "$failed/testBuildFailure.exit")" ))
nixLog "Checking for first error message"
grep -F \
"ERROR: assertEqualMap: maps differ in length: expectedMap has length 3 but actualMap has length 4" \
"$failed/testBuildFailure.log"
nixLog "Checking for second error message"
grep -F \
"ERROR: assertEqualMap: maps differ at key 'cat': expectedMap has no such key but actualMap has value '2'" \
"$failed/testBuildFailure.log"
nixLog "Test passed"
touch $out
'';
}