public void MakePdf_BookNameIsChinese_OutputsPdf()
{
var maker = new PdfMaker();
using (var input = TempFile.WithFilename("北京.htm"))
using (var output = TempFile.WithFilename("北京.pdf"))
{
File.WriteAllText(input.Path, "<html><body>北京</body></html>");
File.Delete(output.Path);
RunMakePdf((worker, args, owner) =>
maker.MakePdf(input.Path, output.Path, "A5", false, PublishModel.BookletLayoutMethod.SideFold, PublishModel.BookletPortions.BookletPages, worker, args, owner));
//we don't actually have a way of knowing it did a booklet
Assert.IsTrue(File.Exists(output.Path));
}
using (var input = TempFile.WithFilename("എന്റെ ബുക്ക്.htm"))
using (var output = TempFile.WithFilename("എന്റെ ബുക്ക്.pdf"))
{
File.WriteAllText(input.Path, "<html><body>എന്റെ ബുക്ക്</body></html>");
File.Delete(output.Path);
RunMakePdf((worker, args, owner) =>
maker.MakePdf(input.Path, output.Path, "A5", false, PublishModel.BookletLayoutMethod.SideFold, PublishModel.BookletPortions.BookletPages, worker, args, owner));
//we don't actually have a way of knowing it did a booklet
Assert.IsTrue(File.Exists(output.Path));
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Runs PdfMaker.MakePdf() with the desired arguments. Note that the implementation (as of March 2015)
/// uses an external program to generate the PDF from the HTML file, so it doesn't need to be run on
/// a background thread. The process includes a (possibly overgenerous) timeout, so we don't try to
/// impose one here.
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>
/// Running this on a background thread would be okay, except that on Linux, the interaction between
/// Mono and NUnit and the Bloom method result in the BackgroundWorker.RunWorkerCompleted event
/// never being fired if tests other than those in this file are run along with these tests. This is
/// almost certainly an obscure bug in Mono. Running the method directly as we do here sidesteps that
/// problem. (See https://jira.sil.org/browse/BL-831.)
/// </remarks>
void RunMakePdf(PdfMaker maker, string input, string output, string paperSize, bool landscape, bool saveMemoryMode, bool rightToLeft,
PublishModel.BookletLayoutMethod layout, PublishModel.BookletPortions portion)
{
// Passing in a DoWorkEventArgs object prevents a possible exception being thrown. Which may not
// really matter much in the test situation since NUnit would catch the exception. But I'd rather
// have a nice test failure message than an unexpected exception caught message.
var eventArgs = new DoWorkEventArgs(null);
maker.MakePdf(input, output, paperSize, landscape, saveMemoryMode, rightToLeft, layout, portion, null, eventArgs, null);
}
public void MakePdf_BookStyleIsBooklet_OutputsPdf()
{
var maker = new PdfMaker();
using (var input = TempFile.WithExtension("htm"))
using (var output = new TempFile())
{
File.WriteAllText(input.Path, "<html><body>Hello</body></html>");
File.Delete(output.Path);
maker.MakePdf(input.Path, output.Path, "A5", false, PublishModel.BookletLayoutMethod.SideFold, PublishModel.BookletPortions.BookletPages, new DoWorkEventArgs(null));
//we don't actually have a way of knowing it did a booklet
Assert.IsTrue(File.Exists(output.Path));
}
}
public void MakePdf_BookStyleIsNone_OutputsPdf()
{
var maker = new PdfMaker();
using (var input = TempFile.WithExtension("htm"))
using (var output = new TempFile())
{
File.WriteAllText(input.Path, "<html><body>Hello</body></html>");
File.Delete(output.Path);
RunMakePdf((worker, args, owner) =>
maker.MakePdf(input.Path, output.Path, "a5", false, PublishModel.BookletLayoutMethod.SideFold,
PublishModel.BookletPortions.AllPagesNoBooklet, worker, args, owner));
//we don't actually have a way of knowing it did a booklet
Assert.IsTrue(File.Exists(output.Path));
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Runs PdfMaker.MakePdf() with the desired arguments. Note that the implementation (as of March 2015)
/// uses an external program to generate the PDF from the HTML file, so it doesn't need to be run on
/// a background thread. The process includes a (possibly overgenerous) timeout, so we don't try to
/// impose one here.
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>
/// Running this on a background thread would be okay, except that on Linux, the interaction between
/// Mono and NUnit and the Bloom method result in the BackgroundWorker.RunWorkerCompleted event
/// never being fired if tests other than those in this file are run along with these tests. This is
/// almost certainly an obscure bug in Mono. Running the method directly as we do here sidesteps that
/// problem. (See https://jira.sil.org/browse/BL-831.)
/// </remarks>
void RunMakePdf(PdfMaker maker, string input, string output, string paperSize, bool landscape, bool saveMemoryMode, bool rightToLeft,
PublishModel.BookletLayoutMethod layout, PublishModel.BookletPortions portion)
{
// Passing in a DoWorkEventArgs object prevents a possible exception being thrown. Which may not
// really matter much in the test situation since NUnit would catch the exception. But I'd rather
// have a nice test failure message than an unexpected exception caught message.
var eventArgs = new DoWorkEventArgs(null);
maker.MakePdf(new PdfMakingSpecs()
{
InputHtmlPath = input,
OutputPdfPath = output,
PaperSizeName = paperSize,
Landscape = landscape,
SaveMemoryMode = saveMemoryMode,
LayoutPagesForRightToLeft = rightToLeft,
BooketLayoutMethod = layout,
BookletPortion = portion
}, null, eventArgs, null);
}