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// modules/test/test-shell-stdin.js — run: node
// Pipes: wc/head/tail must read stdin when no file operand is given, and must still read the file
// when one is (ignoring a stale pipe buffer). The channel is terminal._pipeInput — the property
// the pipe wrapper in modules/ext/shell.js sets before dispatching each stage.
const fsMod = require('fs'), path = require('path');
const ROOT = path.join(__dirname, '..');
const src = fsMod.readFileSync(path.join(ROOT, 'core/module-fs.js'), 'utf8');
const FileSystemModule = new Function(src + '\nreturn FileSystemModule;')();
let fails = 0, passes = 0;
const ok = (name, cond, detail) => { if (cond) { passes++; return; } fails++; console.log('FAIL ' + name + (detail ? ' — ' + detail : '')); };
// A fake terminal whose fs knows only the files it is handed: there is no __pipebuf__ magic here,
// so a handler that quietly searched the cwd instead of reading stdin would fail, not pass.
const mk = (files, pipeInput) => {
const out = [];
const term = {
fs: {
readFile: (p) => (files && Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty.call(files, p)) ? files[p] : null,
getCurrentDir: () => ({ name: 'fake', content: {} }),
},
_pipeInput: pipeInput === undefined ? null : pipeInput,
print: (msg) => out.push(String(msg)),
};
const m = new FileSystemModule();
m.terminal = term;
m.registerCommands();
return { m, out };
};
const last = (out) => out.length ? out[out.length - 1] : '<nothing printed>';
// (a) wc -l over 3 lines of stdin
{
const { m, out } = mk({}, 'alpha\nbeta\ngamma');
m.commands.wc(['-l']);
ok('A1 wc -l on 3 piped lines prints 3', out.length === 1 && out[0].trim() === '3', JSON.stringify(out));
}
// (b) wc -c counts characters, not lines
{
const { m, out } = mk({}, 'abcdef');
m.commands.wc(['-c']);
ok('B1 wc -c on "abcdef" piped prints 6', out.length === 1 && out[0].trim() === '6', JSON.stringify(out));
const w = mk({}, 'abcdef');
w.m.commands.wc(['-w']);
ok('B2 wc -w on one piped word prints 1', w.out.length === 1 && w.out[0].trim() === '1', JSON.stringify(w.out));
const l = mk({}, 'abcdef');
l.m.commands.wc(['-l']);
ok('B3 wc -l on the same piped text still prints 1 (so -c is not counting lines)', l.out.length === 1 && l.out[0].trim() === '1', JSON.stringify(l.out));
}
// (c) head -n 2 returns the first 2 piped lines
{
const { m, out } = mk({}, 'alpha\nbeta\ngamma');
m.commands.head(['-n', '2']);
ok('C1 head -n 2 on piped stdin prints 2 lines', out.length === 1 && out[0] === 'alpha\nbeta', JSON.stringify(out));
const d = mk({}, 'alpha\nbeta\ngamma');
d.m.commands.head([]);
ok('C2 head with no operand/number defaults to 10 piped lines', d.out.length === 1 && d.out[0] === 'alpha\nbeta\ngamma', JSON.stringify(d.out));
}
// (d) tail -n 1 returns the last piped line
{
const { m, out } = mk({}, 'alpha\nbeta\ngamma');
m.commands.tail(['-n', '1']);
ok('D1 tail -n 1 on piped stdin prints the last line', out.length === 1 && out[0] === 'gamma', JSON.stringify(out));
const t = mk({}, 'alpha\nbeta\ngamma');
t.m.commands.tail(['-2']);
ok('D2 tail -2 on piped stdin prints the last 2 lines', t.out.length === 1 && t.out[0] === 'beta\ngamma', JSON.stringify(t.out));
const nl = mk({}, 'alpha\nbeta\ngamma\n');
nl.m.commands.tail(['-n', '1']);
ok('D3 tail -n 1 ignores a trailing newline (no blank line)', nl.out.length === 1 && nl.out[0] === 'gamma', JSON.stringify(nl.out));
}
// (e) a real file operand still wins: the file is read and the pipe buffer is ignored
{
const files = { '/probe.txt': 'one\ntwo\nthree\nfour' };
const { m, out } = mk(files, 'PIPED\nJUNK\nHERE');
m.commands.wc(['-l', '/probe.txt']);
ok('E1 wc -l <file> counts the file (4), not stdin', out.length === 1 && out[0].trim() === '4 /probe.txt', JSON.stringify(out));
const h = mk(files, 'PIPED\nJUNK\nHERE');
h.m.commands.head(['-n', '1', '/probe.txt']);
ok('E2 head -n 1 <file> prints the file\'s first line', h.out.length === 1 && h.out[0] === 'one', JSON.stringify(h.out));
const t = mk(files, 'PIPED\nJUNK\nHERE');
t.m.commands.tail(['-n', '1', '/probe.txt']);
ok('E3 tail -n 1 <file> prints the file\'s last line', t.out.length === 1 && t.out[0] === 'four', JSON.stringify(t.out));
const d = mk(files, 'PIPED\nJUNK\nHERE');
d.m.commands.wc(['/probe.txt']);
// Real behaviour (verified identical on the pre-change file): with no flag and a single
// file, wc prints the bare counts and no name — the name is only appended when there are
// several rows or when a flag was given.
ok('E4 wc <file> with no flags keeps its long format (l w c, no name for one file)',
d.out.length === 1 && d.out[0] === '4 4 18' && d.out[0].indexOf('PIPED') === -1, JSON.stringify(d.out));
}
// (f) no operand and no pipe must still be usage, not a crash or a silent empty read
{
const w = mk({}, null);
w.m.commands.wc(['-l']);
ok('F1 wc with no file and no stdin prints usage', /^Usage: wc/.test(w.out[0] || ''), JSON.stringify(w.out));
const h = mk({});
h.m.commands.head(['-n', '2']);
ok('F2 head with no file and no stdin prints usage', /^Usage: head/.test(h.out[0] || ''), JSON.stringify(h.out));
const t = mk({}, null);
t.m.commands.tail(['-n', '1']);
ok('F3 tail with no file and no stdin prints usage', /^Usage: tail/.test(t.out[0] || ''), JSON.stringify(t.out));
}
console.log(passes + ' passed, ' + fails + ' failed');
if (fails) process.exit(1);
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