logupload/client/prefix-logs.test

#!/bin/sh
. ./wvtest/wvtest.sh

export VERSIONFILE='./testdata/version'
WVSTART "prefix-logs"

contains() {
  [ "$1" != "${1%$2*}" ]
}

WVPASS contains foible ib
WVPASS contains 'big deal' ' '
WVFAIL contains foible ' '

echo "time stamp crap silly whatever hostname foo: blue message ☺
2015-09-30T22:37:34.207817-04:00 whatever.xxx.corp.google.com CRON[1734]: pam_unix(cron:session): session closed for user root
Sep 30 19:42:10 blob102 apenwarr: hello world
" |
./prefix-logs | {
  export IFS='[] '

  # prefix-logs always prepends an initial T: line as well as printing
  # additional ones on a schedule. Test the initial one.
  read level ts fac version timeval date time ntp junk
  WVPASSEQ "$fac" "T:"
  WVFAIL contains "$version" ' '
  WVPASS [ "$timeval" -gt 0 ]
  WVPASSEQ "$ntp" "ntp=1"
  WVPASSEQ "$junk" ""

  # our actual log messages from above.
  read level ts fac msg
  WVPASSEQ "$fac" "foo:"
  WVPASSEQ "$msg" "blue message ☺"

  read level ts fac msg
  WVPASSEQ "$fac" "CRON:"
  WVPASSEQ "$msg" "pam_unix(cron:session): session closed for user root"

  read level ts fac msg
  WVPASSEQ "$fac" "apenwarr:"
  WVPASSEQ "$msg" "hello world"
}