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This adds a readfile function to actually access files from our deploy. A fun side effect is that we can even access our own code! In general, it's a good reminder that you should only run trusted code on your own infrastructure. This also includes a fancy new test case.
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54 lines
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import "strings"
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import "deploy"
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import "second.mcl"
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import "mod1/"
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#$f1 = "/metadata.yaml" # works
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#$f1 = "/main.mcl" # works
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$f1 = "/files/file1"
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$f2 = "/files/file2"
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$f3 = "/mod1/files/file3"
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# the abspath method shouldn't be used often, it's here for testing...
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if $f1 != deploy.abspath($f1) { # should be the same, since we're in the same dir
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test "f1 error" {}
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}
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if $f2 != $second.f2 {
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test "f2 error" {}
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}
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if $f3 != $mod1.f3 {
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test "f3 error" {}
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}
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# the readfileabs method shouldn't be used often, it's here for testing...
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$x1 = deploy.readfileabs($f1)
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$x2 = deploy.readfileabs($f2)
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$x3 = deploy.readfileabs($f3)
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if $x1 != deploy.readfile($f1) {
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test "x1 error" {}
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}
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if $x2 != $second.x2 {
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test "x2 error" {}
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}
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if $x3 != $mod1.x3 {
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test "x3 error" {}
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}
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# hide the newlines from our output
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test strings.trim_space($x1) {}
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test strings.trim_space($x2) {}
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test strings.trim_space($x3) {}
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# debugging:
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#test "f1" {
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# anotherstr => $x1,
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#}
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#test "f2" {
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# anotherstr => $x2,
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#}
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#test "f3" {
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# anotherstr => $x3,
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#}
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