thefuck/tests/rules/test_rm_dir.py

from thefuck.rules.rm_dir import match, get_new_command
from tests.utils import Command


def test_match():
    assert match(Command('rm foo', stderr='rm: foo: is a directory'), None)
    assert match(Command('rm foo', stderr='rm: foo: Is a directory'), None)
    assert not match(Command('rm foo'), None)
    assert not match(Command('rm foo', stderr='foo bar baz'), None)
    assert not match(Command(), None)


def test_get_new_command():
    assert get_new_command(Command('rm foo', '', ''), None) == 'rm -rf foo'
Added rm -rf support When someone tries to remove a directory without specifying `-rf`, e.g. $ mkdir foo $ rm foo the shell refuses to remove the directory with an error: rm: foo: is a directory Instead, you need to use $ rm -rf foo This rule adds fuck support for this: $ mkdir foo $ rm foo rm: foo: is a directory $ fuck rm -rf foo 2015-04-20 11:32:32 +01:00			`from thefuck.rules.rm_dir import match, get_new_command`
Add useful constructors for `Rule` and `Command` for tests 2015-04-25 01:35:26 +01:00			`from tests.utils import Command`
Added rm -rf support When someone tries to remove a directory without specifying `-rf`, e.g. $ mkdir foo $ rm foo the shell refuses to remove the directory with an error: rm: foo: is a directory Instead, you need to use $ rm -rf foo This rule adds fuck support for this: $ mkdir foo $ rm foo rm: foo: is a directory $ fuck rm -rf foo 2015-04-20 11:32:32 +01:00

			`def test_match():`
Add useful constructors for `Rule` and `Command` for tests 2015-04-25 01:35:26 +01:00			`assert match(Command('rm foo', stderr='rm: foo: is a directory'), None)`
			`assert match(Command('rm foo', stderr='rm: foo: Is a directory'), None)`
			`assert not match(Command('rm foo'), None)`
			`assert not match(Command('rm foo', stderr='foo bar baz'), None)`
			`assert not match(Command(), None)`
Added rm -rf support When someone tries to remove a directory without specifying `-rf`, e.g. $ mkdir foo $ rm foo the shell refuses to remove the directory with an error: rm: foo: is a directory Instead, you need to use $ rm -rf foo This rule adds fuck support for this: $ mkdir foo $ rm foo rm: foo: is a directory $ fuck rm -rf foo 2015-04-20 11:32:32 +01:00

			`def test_get_new_command():`
			`assert get_new_command(Command('rm foo', '', ''), None) == 'rm -rf foo'`