angular-cli/tests/e2e_runner.ts

// This may seem awkward but we're using Logger in our e2e. At this point the unit tests
// have run already so it should be "safe", teehee.
import {
  ConsoleLoggerStack,
  LogEntry,
  IndentLogger,
  NullLogger
} from '../packages/@ngtools/logger/src/index';
import {blue, bold, green, red, yellow, white} from 'chalk';
import {gitClean} from './e2e/utils/git';
import * as glob from 'glob';
import * as minimist from 'minimist';
import * as path from 'path';
import {setGlobalVariable} from './e2e/utils/env';

// RxJS
import 'rxjs/add/operator/filter';
import 'rxjs/add/observable/empty';


Error.stackTraceLimit = Infinity;


/**
 * Here's a short description of those flags:
 *   --debug          If a test fails, block the thread so the temporary directory isn't deleted.
 *   --noproject      Skip creating a project or using one.
 *   --nobuild        Skip building the packages. Use with --nolink and --reuse to quickly
 *                    rerun tests.
 *   --nolink         Skip linking your local @angular/cli directory. Can save a few seconds.
 *   --ng-sha=SHA     Use a specific ng-sha. Similar to nightly but point to a master SHA instead
 *                    of using the latest.
 *   --glob           Run tests matching this glob pattern (relative to tests/e2e/).
 *   --ignore         Ignore tests matching this glob pattern.
 *   --nightly        Install angular nightly builds over the test project.
 *   --reuse=/path    Use a path instead of create a new project. That project should have been
 *                    created, and npm installed. Ideally you want a project created by a previous
 *                    run of e2e.
 * If unnamed flags are passed in, the list of tests will be filtered to include only those passed.
 */
const argv = minimist(process.argv.slice(2), {
  'boolean': ['debug', 'nolink', 'nightly', 'noproject', 'verbose', 'eject'],
  'string': ['glob', 'ignore', 'reuse', 'ng-sha', ]
});


/**
 * Set the error code of the process to 255.  This is to ensure that if something forces node
 * to exit without finishing properly, the error code will be 255. Right now that code is not used.
 *
 * When tests succeed we already call `process.exit(0)`, so this doesn't change any correct
 * behaviour.
 *
 * One such case that would force node <= v6 to exit with code 0, is a Promise that doesn't resolve.
 */
process.exitCode = 255;


ConsoleLoggerStack.start(new IndentLogger('name'))
  .filter((entry: LogEntry) => (entry.level != 'debug' || argv.verbose))
  .subscribe((entry: LogEntry) => {
    let color: (s: string) => string = white;
    let output = process.stdout;
    switch (entry.level) {
      case 'info': color = white; break;
      case 'warn': color = yellow; break;
      case 'error': color = red; output = process.stderr; break;
      case 'fatal': color = (x: string) => bold(red(x)); output = process.stderr; break;
    }

    output.write(color(entry.message) + '\n');
  });

const testGlob = argv.glob || 'tests/**/*.ts';
let currentFileName = null;
let index = 0;

const e2eRoot = path.join(__dirname, 'e2e');
const allSetups = glob.sync(path.join(e2eRoot, 'setup/**/*.ts'), { nodir: true })
  .map(name => path.relative(e2eRoot, name))
  .sort();
const allTests = glob.sync(path.join(e2eRoot, testGlob), { nodir: true, ignore: argv.ignore })
  .map(name => path.relative(e2eRoot, name))
  .sort();

const testsToRun = allSetups
  .concat(allTests
    .filter(name => {
      // Check for naming tests on command line.
      if (argv._.length == 0) {
        return true;
      }

      return argv._.some(argName => {
        return path.join(process.cwd(), argName) == path.join(__dirname, 'e2e', name)
          || argName == name
          || argName == name.replace(/\.ts$/, '');
      });
    }));


/**
 * Load all the files from the e2e, filter and sort them and build a promise of their default
 * export.
 */
if (testsToRun.length == allTests.length) {
  console.log(`Running ${testsToRun.length} tests`);
} else {
  console.log(`Running ${testsToRun.length} tests (${allTests.length + allSetups.length} total)`);
}

setGlobalVariable('argv', argv);

testsToRun.reduce((previous, relativeName) => {
  // Make sure this is a windows compatible path.
  let absoluteName = path.join(e2eRoot, relativeName);
  if (/^win/.test(process.platform)) {
    absoluteName = absoluteName.replace(/\\/g, path.posix.sep);
  }

  return previous.then(() => {
    currentFileName = relativeName.replace(/\.ts$/, '');
    const start = +new Date();

    const module = require(absoluteName);
    const fn: (...args: any[]) => Promise<any> | any =
      (typeof module == 'function') ? module
      : (typeof module.default == 'function') ? module.default
      : () => { throw new Error('Invalid test module.'); };

    let clean = true;
    let previousDir = null;
    return Promise.resolve()
      .then(() => printHeader(currentFileName))
      .then(() => previousDir = process.cwd())
      .then(() => ConsoleLoggerStack.push(currentFileName))
      .then(() => fn(() => clean = false))
      .then(() => ConsoleLoggerStack.pop(), (err: any) => { ConsoleLoggerStack.pop(); throw err; })
      .then(() => console.log('----'))
      .then(() => {
        // If we're not in a setup, change the directory back to where it was before the test.
        // This allows tests to chdir without worrying about keeping the original directory.
        if (allSetups.indexOf(relativeName) == -1 && previousDir) {
          process.chdir(previousDir);
        }
      })
      .then(() => {
        // Only clean after a real test, not a setup step. Also skip cleaning if the test
        // requested an exception.
        if (allSetups.indexOf(relativeName) == -1 && clean) {
          ConsoleLoggerStack.push(NullLogger);
          return gitClean()
            .then(() => ConsoleLoggerStack.pop(), (err: any) => {
              ConsoleLoggerStack.pop();
              throw err;
            });
        }
      })
      .then(() => printFooter(currentFileName, start),
        (err) => {
          printFooter(currentFileName, start);
          console.error(err);
          throw err;
        });
  });
}, Promise.resolve())
  .then(() => {
      console.log(green('Done.'));
      process.exit(0);
    },
    (err) => {
      console.log('\n');
      console.error(red(`Test "${currentFileName}" failed...`));
      console.error(red(err.message));
      console.error(red(err.stack));

      if (argv.debug) {
        console.log(`Current Directory: ${process.cwd()}`);
        console.log('Will loop forever while you debug... CTRL-C to quit.');

        /* eslint-disable no-constant-condition */
        while (1) {
          // That's right!
        }
      }

      process.exit(1);
    });


function encode(str) {
  return str.replace(/[^A-Za-z\d\/]+/g, '-').replace(/\//g, '.').replace(/[\/-]$/, '');
}

function isTravis() {
  return process.env['TRAVIS'];
}

function printHeader(testName) {
  const text = `${++index} of ${testsToRun.length}`;
  console.log(green(`Running "${bold(blue(testName))}" (${bold(white(text))})...`));

  if (isTravis()) {
    console.log(`travis_fold:start:${encode(testName)}`);
  }
}

function printFooter(testName, startTime) {
  if (isTravis()) {
    console.log(`travis_fold:end:${encode(testName)}`);
  }

  // Round to hundredth of a second.
  const t = Math.round((Date.now() - startTime) / 10) / 100;
  console.log(green('Last step took ') + bold(blue(t)) + green('s...'));
  console.log('');
}