Index: test/command_runner_test.dart |
diff --git a/test/command_runner_test.dart b/test/command_runner_test.dart |
index ba7faeb1900bda08386f6426cd7050aef8bdf66f..904a0380040c2e2783f6cb8cce7359e2d3070d16 100644 |
--- a/test/command_runner_test.dart |
+++ b/test/command_runner_test.dart |
@@ -4,7 +4,6 @@ |
library command_runner_test; |
-import 'package:args/args.dart'; |
import 'package:args/command_runner.dart'; |
import 'package:unittest/unittest.dart'; |
@@ -28,8 +27,7 @@ void main() { |
}); |
test(".invocation has a sane default", () { |
- expect(runner.invocation, |
- equals("test <command> [arguments]")); |
+ expect(runner.invocation, equals("test <command> [arguments]")); |
}); |
group(".usage", () { |
@@ -200,7 +198,7 @@ Usage: test foo [arguments] |
Run "test help" to see global options. |
""")); |
- }); |
+ }); |
test("prints its own usage", () { |
expect(() => runner.run(["help", "help"]), prints(""" |
@@ -229,31 +227,28 @@ Also, footer!""")); |
}); |
test("includes the footer in usage errors", () { |
- expect(runner.run(["--bad"]), |
- throwsUsageError('Could not find an option named "bad".', |
- "$_DEFAULT_USAGE\nAlso, footer!")); |
+ expect(runner.run(["--bad"]), throwsUsageError( |
+ 'Could not find an option named "bad".', |
+ "$_DEFAULT_USAGE\nAlso, footer!")); |
}); |
}); |
group("throws a useful error when", () { |
test("arg parsing fails", () { |
- expect(runner.run(["--bad"]), |
- throwsUsageError('Could not find an option named "bad".', |
- _DEFAULT_USAGE)); |
+ expect(runner.run(["--bad"]), throwsUsageError( |
+ 'Could not find an option named "bad".', _DEFAULT_USAGE)); |
}); |
test("a top-level command doesn't exist", () { |
- expect(runner.run(["bad"]), |
- throwsUsageError('Could not find a command named "bad".', |
- _DEFAULT_USAGE)); |
+ expect(runner.run(["bad"]), throwsUsageError( |
+ 'Could not find a command named "bad".', _DEFAULT_USAGE)); |
}); |
test("a subcommand doesn't exist", () { |
- runner.addCommand( |
- new FooCommand()..addSubcommand(new AsyncCommand())); |
+ runner.addCommand(new FooCommand()..addSubcommand(new AsyncCommand())); |
- expect(runner.run(["foo bad"]), |
- throwsUsageError('Could not find a command named "foo bad".', """ |
+ expect(runner.run(["foo bad"]), throwsUsageError( |
+ 'Could not find a command named "foo bad".', """ |
Usage: test <command> [arguments] |
Global options: |
@@ -267,11 +262,10 @@ Run "test help <command>" for more information about a command.""")); |
}); |
test("a subcommand wasn't passed", () { |
- runner.addCommand( |
- new FooCommand()..addSubcommand(new AsyncCommand())); |
+ runner.addCommand(new FooCommand()..addSubcommand(new AsyncCommand())); |
- expect(runner.run(["foo"]), |
- throwsUsageError('Missing subcommand for "test foo".', """ |
+ expect(runner.run(["foo"]), throwsUsageError( |
+ 'Missing subcommand for "test foo".', """ |
Usage: test foo <subcommand> [arguments] |
-h, --help Print this usage information. |
@@ -284,8 +278,8 @@ Run "test help" to see global options.""")); |
test("a command that doesn't take arguments was given them", () { |
runner.addCommand(new FooCommand()); |
- expect(runner.run(["foo", "bar"]), |
- throwsUsageError('Command "foo" does not take any arguments.', """ |
+ expect(runner.run(["foo", "bar"]), throwsUsageError( |
+ 'Command "foo" does not take any arguments.', """ |
Usage: test foo [arguments] |
-h, --help Print this usage information. |