test: Run "ip -d link" to show the status of the environment

[people/ms/network.git] / test / networkd / test.sh

#!/bin/bash
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# Break if anything fails
set -e

# Turn on job control
set -o monitor

run_script() {
	local script="${1}"
	shift

	if [ -f "${script}" ]; then
		echo "Launching ${script}..."

		# Launch the script in a separate shell and echo every command
		if ! ${SHELL} -xe "${script}"; then
			echo "${script} failed" >&2
			return 1
		fi
	fi

	return 0
}

dump_command() {
	echo "Output of $@"

	# Run the command
	$@ 2>&1

	echo "EOF"
}

dump_status() {
	dump_command "ip -d link"
}

# Launches networkd in the background
launch_networkd() {
	echo "Launching networkd..."

	# Launch it!
	coproc networkd { ./networkd "$@"; }

	echo "networkd launched as PID ${networkd_PID}"
}

terminate_networkd() {
	if [ -n "${networkd_PID}" ]; then
		# Collect some status information
		dump_status

		# Send SIGTERM
		kill -TERM "${networkd_PID}"

		# Wait until networkd has finished
		echo "Waiting for networkd to terminate..."
		wait "${networkd_PID}"

		echo "networkd has terminated"
	fi
}

# Make sure networkd has been terminated when this script exits
trap "terminate_networkd" EXIT

main() {
	local test="${1}"
	shift

	echo "Running ${test}..."

	# Check if the test exists
	if [ ! -d "${test}" ]; then
		echo "Test '${test}' does not exist" >&2
		return 2
	fi

	# Run prepare script
	if ! run_script "${test}/prepare.sh"; then
		return 1
	fi

	# Launch networkd
	launch_networkd --config="${test}/config"

	# Run test script
	if ! run_script "${test}/test.sh"; then
		return 1
	fi

	# Terminate networkd
	terminate_networkd

	# Run cleanup script
	if ! run_script "${test}/cleanup.sh"; then
		return 1
	fi

	return 0
}

# Call main()
main "$@" || exit $?