check_source_count.py

#!/usr/bin/env python
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# Usage: check_source_count.py SEARCH_TERM COUNT ERROR_LOCATION REPLACEMENT [FILES...]
#   Checks that FILES contains exactly COUNT matches of SEARCH_TERM. If it does
#   not, an error message is printed, quoting ERROR_LOCATION, which should
#   probably be the filename and line number of the erroneous call to
#   check_source_count.py.
import re
import sys

search_string = sys.argv[1]
expected_count = int(sys.argv[2])
error_location = sys.argv[3]
replacement = sys.argv[4]
files = sys.argv[5:]

details = {}

count = 0
for f in files:
    text = file(f).read()
    match = re.findall(search_string, text)
    if match:
        num = len(match)
        count += num
        details[f] = num

if count == expected_count:
    print(
        "TEST-PASS | check_source_count.py {0} | {1}".format(
            search_string, expected_count
        )
    )

else:
    print(
        "TEST-UNEXPECTED-FAIL | check_source_count.py {0} | ".format(search_string),
        end="",
    )
    if count < expected_count:
        print(
            "There are fewer occurrences of /{0}/ than expected. "
            "This may mean that you have removed some, but forgotten to "
            "account for it {1}.".format(search_string, error_location)
        )
    else:
        print(
            "There are more occurrences of /{0}/ than expected. We're trying "
            "to prevent an increase in the number of {1}'s, using {2} if "
            "possible. If it is unavoidable, you should update the expected "
            "count {3}.".format(
                search_string, search_string, replacement, error_location
            )
        )

    print("Expected: {0}; found: {1}".format(expected_count, count))
    for k in sorted(details):
        print("Found {0} occurences in {1}".format(details[k], k))
    sys.exit(-1)