services/mgmt/build/buildd/test.sh

#!/bin/bash

# Test the build server daemon.
#
# This test starts a build server daemon and uses the build client to
# verify that <build>.Build() works as expected.

# shell_test.sh must be sourced *last* Because it has a "trap" statement that
# cleans up processes on exit and we want to avoid this trap statement being
# overridden by other scripts.  For example, go.sh sources a script which sets
# up a different trap handler and thus, if go.sh is sourced second, then it
# overrides the trap handler setup in shell_test.sh.
# TODO(jsimsa,ashankar): Figure out a way to execute all trap handlers instead
# of having to worry about ordering the imports and/or skipping some trap
# handlers.
source "${VEYRON_ROOT}/environment/scripts/lib/go.sh"
source "${VEYRON_ROOT}/environment/scripts/lib/shell_test.sh"

build() {
  local -r GO="${REPO_ROOT}/scripts/build/go"
  "${GO}" build veyron/services/mgmt/build/buildd || shell_test::fail "line ${LINENO}: failed to build 'buildd'"
  "${GO}" build veyron/tools/build || shell_test::fail "line ${LINENO}: failed to build 'build'"
}

main() {
  cd "${TMPDIR}"
  build

  shell_test::setup_server_test

  # Start the binary repository daemon.
  local -r SERVER="buildd-test-server"
  local GO_BIN=$(which go)
  if [[ -n "${GO_BIN}" ]] && go::usable_release "${GO_BIN}"; then
    local -r GO_ROOT=$(go env GOROOT)
  else
    local -r GO_ROOT="${VEYRON_ROOT}/environment/go/$(go::os)/$(go::architecture)/go"
    GO_BIN="${GO_ROOT}/bin/go"
  fi
  shell_test::start_server ./buildd --name="${SERVER}" --gobin="${GO_BIN}" --goroot="${GO_ROOT}" --address=127.0.0.1:0

  # Create and build a test source file.
  local -r GO_PATH=$(shell::tmp_dir)
  local -r BIN_DIR="${GO_PATH}/bin"
  mkdir -p "${BIN_DIR}"
  local -r SRC_DIR="${GO_PATH}/src/test"
  mkdir -p "${SRC_DIR}"
  local -r SRC_FILE="${SRC_DIR}/test.go"
  cat > "${SRC_FILE}" <<EOF
package main

import "fmt"

func main() {
  fmt.Printf("Hello World!\n")
}
EOF
  GOPATH="${GO_PATH}" GOROOT="${GO_ROOT}" TMPDIR="${BIN_DIR}" ./build build "${SERVER}" "test" || shell_test::fail "line ${LINENO}: 'build' failed"
  if [[ ! -e "${BIN_DIR}/test" ]]; then
    shell_test::fail "test binary not found"
  fi
  local -r GOT=$("${BIN_DIR}/test")
  local -r WANT="Hello World!"
  if [[ "${GOT}" != "${WANT}" ]]; then
    shell_test::fail "unexpected result: want '${WANT}', got '${GOT}'"
  fi

  shell_test::pass
}

main "$@"