tests/regress/opkgcl.py

   1 #!/usr/bin/python3
   2
   3 import os, subprocess
   4 import cfg
   5
   6 def opkgcl(opkg_args):
   7         cmd = "{} -o {} {}".format(cfg.opkgcl, cfg.offline_root, opkg_args)
   8         #print(cmd)
   9         return subprocess.getstatusoutput(cmd)
  10
  11 def install(pkg_name, flags=""):
  12         return opkgcl("{} install {}".format(flags, pkg_name))[0]
  13
  14 def remove(pkg_name, flags=""):
  15         return opkgcl("{} remove {}".format(flags, pkg_name))[0]
  16
  17 def update():
  18         return opkgcl("update")[0]
  19
  20 def upgrade():
  21         return opkgcl("upgrade")[0]
  22
  23 def files(pkg_name):
  24         output = opkgcl("files {}".format(pkg_name))[1]
  25         return output.split("\n")[1:]
  26
  27
  28 def is_installed(pkg_name, version=None):
  29         out = opkgcl("list_installed {}".format(pkg_name))[1]
  30         if len(out) == 0 or out.split()[0] != pkg_name:
  31                 return False
  32         if version and out.split()[2] != version:
  33                 return False
  34         if not os.path.exists("{}/usr/lib/opkg/info/{}.control"\
  35                                 .format(cfg.offline_root, pkg_name)):
  36                 return False
  37         return True
  38
  39
  40 if __name__ == '__main__':
  41         import sys
  42         (status, output) = opkgcl(" ".join(sys.argv[1:]))
  43         print(output)
  44         exit(status)