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Replace the `file_extensions` field with `file_globs`, which supports UNIX style glob patterns powered by the `globset` crate. This allows files with no extension (e.g. Dockerfiles) to be extracted, by specifying a glob such as `*Dockerfile`. One surprising aspect of this change is that the globs match against the whole path, rather than just the file name. This is a breaking change.
41 lines
1.1 KiB
Rust
41 lines
1.1 KiB
Rust
use codeql_extractor::extractor::simple;
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use codeql_extractor::trap;
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use tree_sitter_ql;
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mod common;
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use common::{create_source_dir, expect_trap_file, SourceArchive};
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/// A very simple happy-path test.
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/// We run the extractor using the tree-sitter-ql grammar and a single source file,
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/// and check that we get a reasonable-looking trap file in the expected location.
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#[test]
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fn simple_extractor() {
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let language = simple::LanguageSpec {
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prefix: "ql",
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ts_language: tree_sitter_ql::language(),
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node_types: tree_sitter_ql::NODE_TYPES,
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file_globs: vec!["*.qll".into()],
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};
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let SourceArchive {
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root_dir,
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file_list,
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source_archive_dir,
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trap_dir,
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} = create_source_dir(vec![("foo.qll", "predicate p(int a) { a = 1 }")]);
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let extractor = simple::Extractor {
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prefix: "ql".to_string(),
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languages: vec![language],
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trap_dir,
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source_archive_dir,
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file_list,
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trap_compression: Ok(trap::Compression::Gzip),
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};
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extractor.run().unwrap();
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expect_trap_file(&root_dir, "foo.qll");
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}
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