opnsense-src/contrib/kyua/utils/cmdline/base_command.cpp
Brooks Davis b0d29bc47d Import the kyua test framework.
Having kyua in the base system will simplify automated testing in CI and
eliminates bootstrapping issues on new platforms.

The build of kyua is controlled by WITH(OUT)_TESTS_SUPPORT.

Reviewed by:	emaste
Obtained from:	CheriBSD
Sponsored by:	DARPA
Differential Revision:	https://reviews.freebsd.org/D24103
2020-03-23 19:01:23 +00:00

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#include "utils/cmdline/base_command.hpp"
#include "utils/cmdline/exceptions.hpp"
#include "utils/cmdline/options.hpp"
#include "utils/cmdline/parser.ipp"
#include "utils/sanity.hpp"
namespace cmdline = utils::cmdline;
/// Creates a new command.
///
/// \param name_ The name of the command. Must be unique within the context of
/// a program and have no spaces.
/// \param arg_list_ A textual description of the arguments received by the
/// command. May be empty.
/// \param min_args_ The minimum number of arguments required by the command.
/// \param max_args_ The maximum number of arguments required by the command.
/// -1 means infinity.
/// \param short_description_ A description of the purpose of the command.
cmdline::command_proto::command_proto(const std::string& name_,
const std::string& arg_list_,
const int min_args_,
const int max_args_,
const std::string& short_description_) :
_name(name_),
_arg_list(arg_list_),
_min_args(min_args_),
_max_args(max_args_),
_short_description(short_description_)
{
PRE(name_.find(' ') == std::string::npos);
PRE(max_args_ == -1 || min_args_ <= max_args_);
}
/// Destructor for a command.
cmdline::command_proto::~command_proto(void)
{
for (options_vector::const_iterator iter = _options.begin();
iter != _options.end(); iter++)
delete *iter;
}
/// Internal method to register a dynamically-allocated option.
///
/// Always use add_option() from subclasses to add options.
///
/// \param option_ The option to add. Must have been dynamically allocated.
/// This grabs ownership of the pointer, which is released when the command
/// is destroyed.
void
cmdline::command_proto::add_option_ptr(const cmdline::base_option* option_)
{
try {
_options.push_back(option_);
} catch (...) {
delete option_;
throw;
}
}
/// Processes the command line based on the command description.
///
/// \param args The raw command line to be processed.
///
/// \return An object containing the list of options and free arguments found in
/// args.
///
/// \throw cmdline::usage_error If there is a problem processing the command
/// line. This error is caused by invalid input from the user.
cmdline::parsed_cmdline
cmdline::command_proto::parse_cmdline(const cmdline::args_vector& args) const
{
PRE(name() == args[0]);
const parsed_cmdline cmdline = cmdline::parse(args, options());
const int argc = cmdline.arguments().size();
if (argc < _min_args)
throw usage_error("Not enough arguments");
if (_max_args != -1 && argc > _max_args)
throw usage_error("Too many arguments");
return cmdline;
}
/// Gets the name of the command.
///
/// \return The command name.
const std::string&
cmdline::command_proto::name(void) const
{
return _name;
}
/// Gets the textual representation of the arguments list.
///
/// \return The description of the arguments list.
const std::string&
cmdline::command_proto::arg_list(void) const
{
return _arg_list;
}
/// Gets the description of the purpose of the command.
///
/// \return The description of the command.
const std::string&
cmdline::command_proto::short_description(void) const
{
return _short_description;
}
/// Gets the definition of the options accepted by the command.
///
/// \return The list of options.
const cmdline::options_vector&
cmdline::command_proto::options(void) const
{
return _options;
}
/// Creates a new command.
///
/// \param name_ The name of the command. Must be unique within the context of
/// a program and have no spaces.
/// \param arg_list_ A textual description of the arguments received by the
/// command. May be empty.
/// \param min_args_ The minimum number of arguments required by the command.
/// \param max_args_ The maximum number of arguments required by the command.
/// -1 means infinity.
/// \param short_description_ A description of the purpose of the command.
cmdline::base_command_no_data::base_command_no_data(
const std::string& name_,
const std::string& arg_list_,
const int min_args_,
const int max_args_,
const std::string& short_description_) :
command_proto(name_, arg_list_, min_args_, max_args_, short_description_)
{
}
/// Entry point for the command.
///
/// This delegates execution to the run() abstract function after the command
/// line provided in args has been parsed.
///
/// If this function returns, the command is assumed to have been executed
/// successfully. Any error must be reported by means of exceptions.
///
/// \param ui Object to interact with the I/O of the command. The command must
/// always use this object to write to stdout and stderr.
/// \param args The command line passed to the command broken by word, which
/// includes options and arguments.
///
/// \return The exit code that the program has to return. 0 on success, some
/// other value on error.
/// \throw usage_error If args is invalid (i.e. if the options are mispecified
/// or if the arguments are invalid).
int
cmdline::base_command_no_data::main(cmdline::ui* ui,
const cmdline::args_vector& args)
{
return run(ui, parse_cmdline(args));
}