Clean up some of our tests.

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Anna Rose Wiggins 2025-07-10 13:06:32 -04:00
parent 2f7e11e8a2
commit 8f3b8f4b47

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@ -13,8 +13,7 @@ type MappingRuleButtonTests struct {
wrongInputDevice *evdev.InputDevice
outputDevice *evdev.InputDevice
mode *string
sampleRule *MappingRuleButton
invertedRule *MappingRuleButton
base MappingRuleBase
}
func (t *MappingRuleButtonTests) SetupTest() {
@ -23,70 +22,62 @@ func (t *MappingRuleButtonTests) SetupTest() {
t.outputDevice = &evdev.InputDevice{}
mode := "*"
t.mode = &mode
// TODO: implement a constructor function...
t.sampleRule = &MappingRuleButton{
MappingRuleBase: MappingRuleBase{
Modes: []string{"*"},
},
Input: NewRuleTargetButton("", t.inputDevice, evdev.BTN_TRIGGER, false),
Output: NewRuleTargetButton("", t.outputDevice, evdev.BTN_TRIGGER, false),
}
t.invertedRule = &MappingRuleButton{
MappingRuleBase: MappingRuleBase{
Modes: []string{"*"},
},
Output: NewRuleTargetButton("", t.outputDevice, evdev.BTN_TRIGGER, false),
Input: NewRuleTargetButton("", t.inputDevice, evdev.BTN_TRIGGER, true),
}
t.base = NewMappingRuleBase("", []string{})
}
func (t *MappingRuleButtonTests) TestMatchEvent() {
inputButton, _ := NewRuleTargetButton("", t.inputDevice, evdev.BTN_TRIGGER, false)
outputButton, _ := NewRuleTargetButton("", t.outputDevice, evdev.BTN_TRIGGER, false)
testRule := NewMappingRuleButton(t.base, inputButton, outputButton)
// A matching input event should produce an output event
correctOutput := &evdev.InputEvent{
expected := &evdev.InputEvent{
Type: evdev.EV_KEY,
Code: evdev.BTN_TRIGGER,
Value: 1,
}
_, event := t.sampleRule.MatchEvent(
_, event := testRule.MatchEvent(
t.inputDevice,
&evdev.InputEvent{Code: evdev.BTN_TRIGGER, Value: 1}, t.mode)
t.EqualValues(correctOutput, event)
t.EqualValues(expected, event)
// An input event from the wrong device should produce a nil event
_, event = t.sampleRule.MatchEvent(
_, event = testRule.MatchEvent(
t.wrongInputDevice,
&evdev.InputEvent{Code: evdev.BTN_TRIGGER, Value: 1}, t.mode)
t.Nil(event)
// An input event from the wrong button should produce a nil event
_, event = t.sampleRule.MatchEvent(
_, event = testRule.MatchEvent(
t.inputDevice,
&evdev.InputEvent{Code: evdev.BTN_TOP, Value: 1}, t.mode)
t.Nil(event)
}
func (t *MappingRuleButtonTests) TestMatchEventInverted() {
inputButton, _ := NewRuleTargetButton("", t.inputDevice, evdev.BTN_TRIGGER, true)
outputButton, _ := NewRuleTargetButton("", t.outputDevice, evdev.BTN_TRIGGER, false)
testRule := NewMappingRuleButton(t.base, inputButton, outputButton)
// A matching input event should produce an output event
correctOutput := &evdev.InputEvent{
expected := &evdev.InputEvent{
Type: evdev.EV_KEY,
Code: evdev.BTN_TRIGGER,
}
// Should get the opposite value out that we send in
correctOutput.Value = 0
_, event := t.invertedRule.MatchEvent(
expected.Value = 0
_, event := testRule.MatchEvent(
t.inputDevice,
&evdev.InputEvent{Code: evdev.BTN_TRIGGER, Value: 1}, t.mode)
t.EqualValues(correctOutput, event)
t.EqualValues(expected, event)
correctOutput.Value = 1
_, event = t.invertedRule.MatchEvent(
expected.Value = 1
_, event = testRule.MatchEvent(
t.inputDevice,
&evdev.InputEvent{Code: evdev.BTN_TRIGGER, Value: 0}, t.mode)
t.EqualValues(correctOutput, event)
t.EqualValues(expected, event)
}
func TestRunnerMatching(t *testing.T) {