tests/general/PSScriptAnalyzer.Tests.ps1
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[CmdletBinding()] Param ( [switch] $SkipTest, [string[]] $CommandPath = @("$global:testroot\..\functions", "$global:testroot\..\internal\functions") ) BeforeDiscovery { if ($SkipTest) { return } $global:__pester_data.ScriptAnalyzer = New-Object System.Collections.ArrayList # Create an array containing the path and basename of all files to test $commandFiles = $CommandPath | ForEach-Object { Get-ChildItem -Path $_ -Recurse | Where-Object Name -like "*.ps1" } | ForEach-Object { @{ BaseName = $_.BaseName FullName = $_.FullName } } # Create an array contain all rules $scriptAnalyzerRules = Get-ScriptAnalyzerRule | ForEach-Object { @{ RuleName = $_.RuleName } } } Describe 'Invoking PSScriptAnalyzer against commandbase' { Context "Analyzing <BaseName>" -ForEach $commandFiles { BeforeAll { $analysis = Invoke-ScriptAnalyzer -Path $FullName -ExcludeRule PSAvoidTrailingWhitespace, PSShouldProcess, PSReviewUnusedParameter,PSUseBOMForUnicodeEncodedFile } It "Should pass <RuleName>" -Foreach $scriptAnalyzerRules { # Test if the rule is present and if so create a string containing more info which will be shown in the details of the test output. If it's empty the test is succesfull as there is no problem with this rule. $analysis | Where-Object RuleName -EQ $RuleName | Foreach-Object { # Create a string "$($_.Severity) at Line $($_.Line) Column $($_.Column) with '$($_.Extent)'" # Add the data (and supress the output) to the global variable for later use $null = $global:__pester_data.ScriptAnalyzer.Add($_) } | Should -BeNullOrEmpty } } } |