Checks if any number of files match some specification. Designed for testing file generation.
Let's say we have this specification:
```
..
.... body { .. } .. ```
Specker can check if there is a file named output/index.html containing
<body> in some line, as well as file output/style.css
containing body { and } lines. Symbol .. matches any number of
lines.
If there is a match error, specker can print a nice message like:
1 | <bddy>
| ^^^^^^
| Expected "<body>", found "<bddy>"
It also has iterators to run many such specification tests in bulk.
Example code that iterates the "spec" dir, collects all "txt" specifications and checks them:
```rust extern crate specker;
use std::fs; use std::env; use std::path::PathBuf; use std::collections::HashMap;
fn checkspecifications() { let srcdir = PathBuf::from(env::var("CARGOMANIFESTDIR").unwrap());
for maybe_spec in specker::walk_spec_dir(&spec_dir, "txt", specker::Options {
skip_lines: "..",
marker: "##",
var_start: "${",
var_end: "}",
}) {
let spec_file = maybe_spec.unwrap();
// go over spec items and check if file contents match
for (item, input_file_name) in spec_file.spec.iter()
.filter_map(
|item| item.get_param("file")
.map(|param_value| (item, param_value))
)
{
let path = spec_dir.join(input_file_name);
let mut file = fs::File::open(&path)
.expect(&format!("failed to open file {:?}", &path));
if let Err(e) = item.match_contents(&mut file, &HashMap::new()) {
// print nicely formatted error
println!("{}", specker::display_error(&path, &e));
// print one-liner error
panic!("{}", e);
}
}
}
} ```
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