prosodyctl check: Warn about invalid domain names in the config file
This ensures that domain names of virtual hosts and components are valid in
XMPP, and that they are encoded correctly.
local sep = package.config:match("(.)\n");
describe("util.paths", function ()
local paths = require "util.paths";
describe("#join()", function ()
it("returns single component as-is", function ()
assert.equal("foo", paths.join("foo"));
end);
it("joins paths", function ()
assert.equal("foo"..sep.."bar", paths.join("foo", "bar"))
end);
it("joins longer paths", function ()
assert.equal("foo"..sep.."bar"..sep.."baz", paths.join("foo", "bar", "baz"))
end);
it("joins even longer paths", function ()
assert.equal("foo"..sep.."bar"..sep.."baz"..sep.."moo", paths.join("foo", "bar", "baz", "moo"))
end);
end)
describe("#glob_to_pattern()", function ()
it("works", function ()
assert.equal("^thing.%..*$", paths.glob_to_pattern("thing?.*"))
end);
end)
describe("#resolve_relative_path()", function ()
it("returns absolute paths as-is", function ()
if sep == "/" then
assert.equal("/tmp/path", paths.resolve_relative_path("/run", "/tmp/path"));
elseif sep == "\\" then
assert.equal("C:\\Program Files", paths.resolve_relative_path("A:\\", "C:\\Program Files"));
end
end);
it("resolves relative paths", function ()
if sep == "/" then
assert.equal("/run/path", paths.resolve_relative_path("/run", "path"));
end
end);
end)
end)