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load("@stdlib//internal/graph.star", "graph")
# Detailed unit tests for graph are in 'graph' go package. Here we only test
# that graph.star wrapper and integration with the generator state works.
root = graph.key('root', 'root')
graph.add_node(root, props = {'msg': 'Hey'})
def child(id, msg, parent=root):
k = graph.key('child', id)
graph.add_node(k, props = {'msg': msg})
graph.add_edge(parent, k)
return k
c1 = child('c1', 'hello')
c2 = child('c2', 'world')
c3 = child('c3', 'deeper', parent=c1)
c4 = child('c4', 'more deeper', parent=c3)
c5 = child('c5', 'deeeep', parent=c4)
def gen1(ctx):
msg = []
for c in graph.children(root, 'child'):
msg.append('%s: %s' % (c.props.msg, graph.parents(c.key, 'root')))
ctx.config_set['children_parents.txt'] = '\n'.join(msg) + '\n'
lucicfg.generator(impl = gen1)
def gen2(ctx):
ctx.config_set['recursive.txt'] = ' '.join([
n.props.msg for n in graph.sorted_nodes(
graph.descendants(root), graph.DEFINITION_ORDER)
]) + '\n'
lucicfg.generator(impl = gen2)
# Expect configs:
#
# === children_parents.txt
# hello: [root("root")]
# world: [root("root")]
# ===
#
# === recursive.txt
# Hey hello world deeper more deeper deeeep
# ===