RDF Test Case Repository

#!/usr/bin/env python # # This script is used to generate: # # o A HTML document containing every test-case related file # in the RDF Core WG's Test Case Repository: # # http://www.w3.org/2000/10/rdf-tests/rdfcore/ # # Each file is placed in a table of Approved, Not Approved or # Obsolete test case depending on the status of the file. # # o A HTML table of the Approved tests. This table is used in # the RDF Test Cases document: # # http://www.w3.org/TR/rdf-testcases/ # # o A Makefile that can be used to generate a ZIP file of only # the Approved test cases and a ZIP file of the Approved plus # Not Approved test cases. Obsolete files are not added to # either ZIP file. # ##################################################################### # # Usage: $0 [-doc] [-table] [-make] file_name # # -doc - generate the HTML document (with every test file) described # above # # -table - generate a table of Approved test cases # # -make - generate the Makefile for creating ZIP files # # file_name - a file containing all of the test file data. See the # following file for more information (including the syntax of the # data file that is assumed by this script): # # http://www.w3.org/2000/10/rdf-tests/rdfcore/all_files # ##################################################################### # # Copyright World Wide Web Consortium, (Massachusetts Institute of # Technology, Institut National de Recherche en Informatique et en # Automatique, Keio University). # # All Rights Reserved. # # Please see the full Copyright clause at # # # $Id: repo_mgmt.py,v 1.6 2001/10/31 14:31:29 barstow Exp $ # ##################################################################### import sys; import string; # # Constants # REPOSITORY_TOP = "http://www.w3.org/2000/10/rdf-tests/rdfcore" ISSUE_TOP = "http://www.w3.org/2000/03/rdf-tracking" APPROVED = "APPROVED" NOT_APPROVED = "NOT_APPROVED" OBSOLETE = "OBSOLETE" # # Global vars for the command line options # doc = "" table = "" make = "" input_file = "" def process_args(): "Process the input arguments." global input_file, doc, table, make usage = "USAGE: $0 [-doc] [-table] [-make] input_file" if len(sys.argv) == 1: print usage sys.exit(1) for i in range(len(sys.argv)): if i == 0: continue; if sys.argv[i] == "-doc": doc = "yes" elif sys.argv[i] == "-table": table = "yes" elif sys.argv[i] == "-make": make = "yes" else: input_file = sys.argv[i] if input_file == "": print usage sys.exit(1) def print_heading(tag, name, heading): "Print a HTML headline element (e.g. h1, h2)." print "<" + tag + ">" + heading + "" def print_doc_start(): "Print the boilerplate for a HTML document." print "" print "" print "" print "" print "RDF Test Case Repository" print "" print "" print " $\"W3C\"$ " def print_doc_end(): "Print the end elements for a HTML document." print "

" print "$Id: repo_mgmt.py,v 1.6 2001/10/31 14:31:29 barstow Exp $" print "" print "" def print_table_start(): "Print a HTML table header." print "" print " " print " " print " " print " " print " " print " " def print_table_end(): "Print a HTML table footer." print "" print "

Issue	Test Case	Status

" def print_table_row(dir_file, issue, status, uri): "Print one row of a HTML table." tmp = string.split(dir_file, '/') dir = tmp[0] file = tmp[1] global REPOSITORY_TOP, ISSUE_TOP print " " # # column 1 - issue name # if issue == "NOT_ISSUE": print " " + dir + " [No Issue]" else: print " " + dir + "" # # column 2 - file in the repository # print " " + file + "" # # column 3 - the approved URI or a label # if status == APPROVED: tmp_status = "Approved" elif status == NOT_APPROVED: tmp_status = "Not Approved" elif status == OBSOLETE: tmp_status = "Obsolete" else: tmp_status = "Status Unknown" if uri == "": print " " + tmp_status + "" else: print " " + tmp_status + "" print " " def print_list(l): "Given a list, print it as HTML table syntax." for i in range(len(l)): line = l[i] dir_file = string.split(line)[0] issue = string.split(line)[1] status = string.split(line)[2] # May not have a fourth column try: uri = string.split(line)[3] except: uri = "" print_table_row(dir_file, issue, status, uri) def print_table(): "Drive the creation of the Approved test case table." global approved print_table_start() print_list(approved) print_table_end() def print_document(): "Drive the creation of a HTML document for all test case files." global approved, not_approved, obsolete print_doc_start() print_heading("h1", "intro", "RDF Test Case Repository") print_heading("h2", "approved", "Approved Test Cases") print_table_start() print_list(approved) print_table_end() print_heading("h2", "not_approved", "Test Cases Not Approved") print_table_start() print_list(not_approved) print_table_end() print_heading("h2", "obsolete", "Obsolete Test Cases") print_table_start() print_list(obsolete) print_table_end() print_doc_end() def print_copyright(): "Print a W3C copyright using Makefile comment syntax." print "# WARNING: this file was automatically generated!" print "#" print "# This Makefile generates ZIP files of the Test Case repository." print "#" print "# Copyright World Wide Web Consortium, (Massachusetts Institute of " print "# Technology, Institut National de Recherche en Informatique et en " print "# Automatique, Keio University)." print "# " print "# All Rights Reserved." print "#" print "# Please see the full Copyright clause at" print "# " print "#" print "# $Id: repo_mgmt.py,v 1.6 2001/10/31 14:31:29 barstow Exp $" print "#" print "#####################################################################" print "#" def print_makefile_rules(): "Print the Makefile target rules." print "" print "ARCHIVE_ALL = latest_All" print "" print "ARCHIVE_APPROVED = latest_Approved" print "" print "ALL_FILE = $(FILES_APPROVED) $(FILES_NOT_APPROVED)" print "" print "all:" print "\trm -f $(ARCHIVE_ALL).zip" print "\tzip -r $(ARCHIVE_ALL) $(FILES_APPROVED) $(FILES_NOT_APPROVED)" print "" print "approved:" print "\trm -f $(ARCHIVE_APPROVED).zip" print "\tzip -r $(ARCHIVE_APPROVED) $(FILES_APPROVED)" print "" print "clean:" print "\trm -f $(ARCHIVE_ALL).zip $(ARCHIVE_APPROVED).zip" print "" def print_file_list(macro, l): "Print the given Makefile macro name and its list of items." if len(l) <= 0: return print "\n" + macro + " = \\" l_len = len(l) for i in range(len(l)): line = l[i] dir_file = string.split(line)[0] if (i + 1) < l_len: print "\t" + dir_file + " \\" else: print "\t" + dir_file def print_makefile(): "Drive the creation of the Makefile." global approved, not_approved print_copyright() print_file_list("FILES_APPROVED", approved) print_file_list("FILES_NOT_APPROVED", not_approved) print_makefile_rules() ######################################################################## # # Main program # process_args() # Open the input file try: lines = open(input_file).readlines() except: print "An ERROR occured trying to read the input file '", input_file, "'" sys.exit(0) # # The lists # approved = [] not_approved = [] obsolete = [] line_num = 0 # # Loop over the input file and build the lists based on each file's # status column # for line in lines: line_num = line_num + 1 try: dir_file = string.split(line)[0] except: # blank line or some other error continue if (dir_file[0] == "#") | (len(dir_file) == 0): continue status = string.split(line)[2] if status == APPROVED: approved.append(line) elif status == NOT_APPROVED: not_approved.append(line) elif status == OBSOLETE: obsolete.append(line) else: print "ERROR - line ", line_num, " : status ", status, " is NOT supported" # # Create a HTML doc, a table of Approved test cases or the Makefile # (or depending on the input arguments - may do nothing) # if doc != "": print_document() elif table != "": print_table() elif make != "": print_makefile() sys.exit(0)