test/csharp/codegen/csharp_codegen_simple_test.sh

#!/bin/bash
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# Run this script via bazel test
# It expects that protoc and grpc_csharp_plugin have already been built.

# Simple test - compare generated output to expected files

set -x

TESTNAME=simple

# protoc and grpc_csharp_plugin binaries are supplied as "data" in bazel
PROTOC=./external/com_google_protobuf/protoc
PLUGIN=./src/compiler/grpc_csharp_plugin

# where to find the test data
DATA_DIR=./test/csharp/codegen/${TESTNAME}

# output directory for the generated files
PROTO_OUT=./proto_out
rm -rf ${PROTO_OUT}
mkdir -p ${PROTO_OUT}

# run protoc and the plugin
$PROTOC \
    --plugin=protoc-gen-grpc=$PLUGIN \
    --csharp_out=${PROTO_OUT} \
    --grpc_out=${PROTO_OUT} \
    -I ${DATA_DIR}/proto \
    ${DATA_DIR}/proto/helloworld.proto

# log the files generated
ls -l ./proto_out

# Verify the output files exist
# First file is generated by protoc.
# Check it exists but don't check the contents.
[ -e ${PROTO_OUT}/Helloworld.cs ] || {
    echo >&2 "missing generated output, expecting Helloworld.cs"
    exit 1
}

# Second file is generated by the plugin.
# Check it exists and check the contents.
[ -e ${PROTO_OUT}/HelloworldGrpc.cs ] || {
    echo >&2 "missing generated output, expecting HelloworldGrpc"
    exit 1
}

DIFFCMD="diff --strip-trailing-cr"

# Diff to check the contents of the generated file
$DIFFCMD ${DATA_DIR}/expected/HelloworldGrpc.cs ${PROTO_OUT}/HelloworldGrpc.cs
# Silence shellcheck as it doesn't allow testing of $? and there isn't an easy
# way around it with a command with several arguments.
# shellcheck disable=SC2181
if [ $? -ne 0 ]
then
    echo >&2 "Generated code does not match for HelloworldGrpc.cs"
    exit 1
fi

# Run one extra command to clear $? before exiting the script to prevent
# failing even when tests pass.
echo "Plugin test: ${TESTNAME}: passed."