zip-archive 0.1.1.8 → 0.1.2.1
raw patch · 6 files changed
+136/−440 lines, 6 filesdep +HUnitdep +processdep +timedep ~basedep ~binarydep ~bytestringPVP ok
version bump matches the API change (PVP)
Dependencies added: HUnit, process, time, zip-archive
Dependency ranges changed: base, binary, bytestring, directory
API changes (from Hackage documentation)
Files
- COPYING +0/−340
- Codec/Archive/Zip.hs +10/−1
- Tests.hs +0/−92
- Zip.hs +1/−1
- tests/test-zip-archive.hs +104/−0
- zip-archive.cabal +21/−6
− COPYING
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Codec/Archive/Zip.hs view
@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ -- | -- Module : Codec.Archive.Zip -- Copyright : John MacFarlane--- License : GPL 2 (see LICENSE)+-- License : BSD3 -- -- Maintainer : John MacFarlane < jgm at berkeley dot edu > -- Stability : unstable@@ -55,6 +55,10 @@ ) where import System.Time ( toUTCTime, addToClockTime, CalendarTime (..), ClockTime (..), TimeDiff (..) )+#if MIN_VERSION_directory(1,2,0)+import Data.Time.Clock.POSIX ( utcTimeToPOSIXSeconds )+#else+#endif import Data.Bits ( shiftL, shiftR, (.&.) ) import Data.Binary import Data.Binary.Get@@ -199,7 +203,12 @@ contents <- if isDir then return B.empty else B.readFile path+#if MIN_VERSION_directory(1,2,0)+ modEpochTime <- liftM (floor . utcTimeToPOSIXSeconds)+ $ getModificationTime path+#else (TOD modEpochTime _) <- getModificationTime path+#endif let entry = toEntry path' modEpochTime contents when (OptVerbose `elem` opts) $ do let compmethod = case eCompressionMethod entry of
− Tests.hs
@@ -1,92 +0,0 @@--- Test suite for Codec.Archive.Zip--- runghc Test.hs--import Codec.Archive.Zip-import System.Directory-import Test.HUnit.Base-import Test.HUnit.Text-import System.Time-import System.Process-import qualified Data.ByteString.Lazy as B-import Control.Applicative---- define equality for Archives so timestamps aren't distinguished if they--- correspond to the same MSDOS datetime.-instance Eq Archive where- (==) a1 a2 = zSignature a1 == zSignature a2- && zComment a1 == zComment a2- && (all id $ zipWith (\x y -> x { eLastModified = eLastModified x `div` 2 } ==- y { eLastModified = eLastModified y `div` 2 }) (zEntries a1) (zEntries a2))--main :: IO Counts-main = do- createDirectory "test-temp"- counts <- runTestTT $ TestList [ - testReadWriteArchive- , testReadExternalZip- , testFromToArchive- , testReadWriteEntry- , testAddFilesOptions- , testDeleteEntries- , testExtractFiles- ]- removeDirectoryRecursive "test-temp"- return counts--testReadWriteArchive = TestCase $ do- archive <- addFilesToArchive [OptRecursive] emptyArchive ["LICENSE", "Codec"]- B.writeFile "test-temp/test1.zip" $ fromArchive archive- archive' <- toArchive <$> B.readFile "test-temp/test1.zip"- assertEqual "for writing and reading test1.zip" archive archive'- assertEqual "for writing and reading test1.zip" archive archive'--testReadExternalZip = TestCase $ do- runCommand "/usr/bin/zip -q -9 test-temp/test4.zip zip-archive.cabal Codec/Archive/Zip.hs" >>= waitForProcess- archive <- toArchive <$> B.readFile "test-temp/test4.zip"- let files = filesInArchive archive- assertEqual "for results of filesInArchive" ["zip-archive.cabal", "Codec/Archive/Zip.hs"] files- cabalContents <- B.readFile "zip-archive.cabal"- case findEntryByPath "zip-archive.cabal" archive of - Nothing -> assertFailure "zip-archive.cabal not found in archive"- Just f -> assertEqual "for contents of zip-archive.cabal in archive" cabalContents (fromEntry f)--testFromToArchive = TestCase $ do- archive <- addFilesToArchive [OptRecursive] emptyArchive ["LICENSE", "Codec"]- assertEqual "for (toArchive $ fromArchive archive)" archive (toArchive $ fromArchive archive)--testReadWriteEntry = TestCase $ do- entry <- readEntry [] "zip-archive.cabal"- setCurrentDirectory "test-temp"- writeEntry [] entry- setCurrentDirectory ".."- entry' <- readEntry [] "test-temp/zip-archive.cabal"- let entry'' = entry' { eRelativePath = eRelativePath entry, eLastModified = eLastModified entry }- assertEqual "for readEntry -> writeEntry -> readEntry" entry entry''--testAddFilesOptions = TestCase $ do- archive1 <- addFilesToArchive [OptVerbose] emptyArchive ["LICENSE", "Codec"]- archive2 <- addFilesToArchive [OptRecursive, OptVerbose] archive1 ["LICENSE", "Codec"]- assertBool "for recursive and nonrecursive addFilesToArchive"- (length (filesInArchive archive1) < length (filesInArchive archive2))--testDeleteEntries = TestCase $ do- archive1 <- addFilesToArchive [] emptyArchive ["LICENSE", "Codec/"] - let archive2 = deleteEntryFromArchive "LICENSE" archive1- let archive3 = deleteEntryFromArchive "Codec/" archive2- assertEqual "for deleteFilesFromArchive" emptyArchive archive3--testExtractFiles = TestCase $ do- createDirectory "test-temp/dir1"- createDirectory "test-temp/dir1/dir2"- let hiMsg = "hello there"- let helloMsg = "Hello there. This file is very long. Longer than 31 characters."- writeFile "test-temp/dir1/hi" hiMsg- writeFile "test-temp/dir1/dir2/hello" helloMsg- archive <- addFilesToArchive [OptRecursive] emptyArchive ["test-temp/dir1"]- removeDirectoryRecursive "test-temp/dir1"- extractFilesFromArchive [OptVerbose] archive- hi <- readFile "test-temp/dir1/hi"- hello <- readFile "test-temp/dir1/dir2/hello"- assertEqual "contents of test-temp/dir1/hi" hiMsg hi- assertEqual "contents of test-temp/dir1/dir2/hello" helloMsg hello-
Zip.hs view
@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- Zip.hs -- Copyright (c) 2008 John MacFarlane--- License : GPL 2 (see LICENSE)+-- License : BSD3 (see LICENSE) -- -- This is a demonstration of the use of the 'Codec.Archive.Zip' library. -- It duplicates some of the functionality of the 'zip' command-line
+ tests/test-zip-archive.hs view
@@ -0,0 +1,104 @@+{-# LANGUAGE CPP #-}+-- Test suite for Codec.Archive.Zip+-- runghc Test.hs++import Codec.Archive.Zip+import System.Directory+import Test.HUnit.Base+import Test.HUnit.Text+#if MIN_VERSION_directory(1,2,0)+import System.Time+#endif+import System.Process+import qualified Data.ByteString.Lazy as B+import Control.Applicative+import System.Exit++-- define equality for Archives so timestamps aren't distinguished if they+-- correspond to the same MSDOS datetime.+instance Eq Archive where+ (==) a1 a2 = zSignature a1 == zSignature a2+ && zComment a1 == zComment a2+ && (all id $ zipWith (\x y -> x { eLastModified = eLastModified x `div` 2 } ==+ y { eLastModified = eLastModified y `div` 2 }) (zEntries a1) (zEntries a2))++main :: IO Counts+main = do+ createDirectory "test-temp"+ res <- runTestTT $ TestList [ testReadWriteArchive+ , testReadExternalZip+ , testFromToArchive+ , testReadWriteEntry+ , testAddFilesOptions+ , testDeleteEntries+ , testExtractFiles+ ]+ removeDirectoryRecursive "test-temp"+ exitWith $ case errors res of+ 0 -> ExitSuccess+ n -> ExitFailure n++testReadWriteArchive :: Test+testReadWriteArchive = TestCase $ do+ archive <- addFilesToArchive [OptRecursive] emptyArchive ["LICENSE", "Codec"]+ B.writeFile "test-temp/test1.zip" $ fromArchive archive+ archive' <- toArchive <$> B.readFile "test-temp/test1.zip"+ assertEqual "for writing and reading test1.zip" archive archive'+ assertEqual "for writing and reading test1.zip" archive archive'++testReadExternalZip :: Test+testReadExternalZip = TestCase $ do+ _ <- runCommand "/usr/bin/zip -q -9 test-temp/test4.zip zip-archive.cabal Codec/Archive/Zip.hs" >>= waitForProcess+ archive <- toArchive <$> B.readFile "test-temp/test4.zip"+ let files = filesInArchive archive+ assertEqual "for results of filesInArchive" ["zip-archive.cabal", "Codec/Archive/Zip.hs"] files+ cabalContents <- B.readFile "zip-archive.cabal"+ case findEntryByPath "zip-archive.cabal" archive of + Nothing -> assertFailure "zip-archive.cabal not found in archive"+ Just f -> assertEqual "for contents of zip-archive.cabal in archive" cabalContents (fromEntry f)++testFromToArchive :: Test+testFromToArchive = TestCase $ do+ archive <- addFilesToArchive [OptRecursive] emptyArchive ["LICENSE", "Codec"]+ assertEqual "for (toArchive $ fromArchive archive)" archive (toArchive $ fromArchive archive)++testReadWriteEntry :: Test+testReadWriteEntry = TestCase $ do+ entry <- readEntry [] "zip-archive.cabal"+ setCurrentDirectory "test-temp"+ writeEntry [] entry+ setCurrentDirectory ".."+ entry' <- readEntry [] "test-temp/zip-archive.cabal"+ let entry'' = entry' { eRelativePath = eRelativePath entry, eLastModified = eLastModified entry }+ assertEqual "for readEntry -> writeEntry -> readEntry" entry entry''++testAddFilesOptions :: Test+testAddFilesOptions = TestCase $ do+ archive1 <- addFilesToArchive [OptVerbose] emptyArchive ["LICENSE", "Codec"]+ archive2 <- addFilesToArchive [OptRecursive, OptVerbose] archive1 ["LICENSE", "Codec"]+ assertBool "for recursive and nonrecursive addFilesToArchive"+ (length (filesInArchive archive1) < length (filesInArchive archive2))++testDeleteEntries :: Test+testDeleteEntries = TestCase $ do+ archive1 <- addFilesToArchive [] emptyArchive ["LICENSE", "Codec/"] + let archive2 = deleteEntryFromArchive "LICENSE" archive1+ let archive3 = deleteEntryFromArchive "Codec/" archive2+ assertEqual "for deleteFilesFromArchive" emptyArchive archive3++testExtractFiles :: Test+testExtractFiles = TestCase $ do+ createDirectory "test-temp/dir1"+ createDirectory "test-temp/dir1/dir2"+ let hiMsg = "hello there"+ let helloMsg = "Hello there. This file is very long. Longer than 31 characters."+ writeFile "test-temp/dir1/hi" hiMsg+ writeFile "test-temp/dir1/dir2/hello" helloMsg+ archive <- addFilesToArchive [OptRecursive] emptyArchive ["test-temp/dir1"]+ removeDirectoryRecursive "test-temp/dir1"+ extractFilesFromArchive [OptVerbose] archive+ hi <- readFile "test-temp/dir1/hi"+ hello <- readFile "test-temp/dir1/dir2/hello"+ assertEqual "contents of test-temp/dir1/hi" hiMsg hi+ assertEqual "contents of test-temp/dir1/dir2/hello" helloMsg hello+
zip-archive.cabal view
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ Name: zip-archive-Version: 0.1.1.8-Cabal-version: >= 1.2+Version: 0.1.2.1+Cabal-Version: >= 1.10 Build-type: Simple Synopsis: Library for creating and modifying zip archives. Description: The zip-archive library provides functions for creating, modifying,@@ -12,8 +12,11 @@ Author: John MacFarlane Maintainer: jgm@berkeley.edu Build-Depends: base-Extra-Source-Files: Tests.hs, COPYING +Source-repository head+ type: git+ location: git://github.com/jgm/zip-archive.git+ flag splitBase Description: Choose the new, smaller, split-up base package. Default: True@@ -21,16 +24,17 @@ Description: Build the Zip executable. Default: False -Library +Library if flag(splitBase) Build-depends: base >= 3 && < 5, pretty, containers else Build-depends: base < 3- Build-depends: binary, zlib, filepath, directory, bytestring >= 0.9.0, array, mtl, utf8-string >= 0.3.1, old-time, digest >= 0.0.0.1+ Build-depends: binary < 0.6, zlib, filepath, bytestring >= 0.9.0, array, mtl, utf8-string >= 0.3.1, old-time, digest >= 0.0.0.1, directory, time Exposed-modules: Codec.Archive.Zip+ Default-Language: Haskell98 Hs-Source-Dirs: . Ghc-Options: -Wall- Extensions: CPP+ Default-Extensions: CPP if os(windows) cpp-options: -D_WINDOWS else@@ -43,3 +47,14 @@ Buildable: False Main-is: Zip.hs Ghc-Options: -Wall+ Default-Language: Haskell98++Test-Suite test-zip-archive+ Type: exitcode-stdio-1.0+ Main-Is: test-zip-archive.hs+ Hs-Source-Dirs: tests+ Build-Depends: base >= 4.2 && < 5,+ directory, bytestring >= 0.9.0, process, time, old-time,+ HUnit, zip-archive+ Default-Language: Haskell98+ Ghc-Options: -Wall