# listing directory tests

[[cmd]]
name = "‘COLUMNS=40 exa -lG’ produces a grid with details of 1 column"
shell = "exa -lG /testcases/files"
environment = { COLUMNS = "40" }
stdout = { file = "outputs/files_long_grid_1col.ansitxt" }
stderr = { empty = true }
status = 0
tags = [ 'env', 'long', 'grid' ]

[[cmd]]
name = "‘COLUMNS=80 exa -lG’ produces a grid with details of 1 column"
shell = "exa -lG /testcases/files"
environment = { COLUMNS = "80" }
stdout = { file = "outputs/files_long_grid_1col.ansitxt" }
stderr = { empty = true }
status = 0
tags = [ 'env', 'long', 'grid' ]

[[cmd]]
name = "‘COLUMNS=120 exa -lG’ produces a grid with details of 2 columns"
shell = "exa -lG /testcases/files"
environment = { COLUMNS = "120" }
stdout = { file = "outputs/files_long_grid_2col.ansitxt" }
stderr = { empty = true }
status = 0
tags = [ 'env', 'long', 'grid' ]

[[cmd]]
name = "‘COLUMNS=160 exa -lG’ produces a grid with details of 3 columns"
shell = "exa -lG /testcases/files"
environment = { COLUMNS = "160" }
stdout = { file = "outputs/files_long_grid_3col.ansitxt" }
stderr = { empty = true }
status = 0
tags = [ 'env', 'long', 'grid' ]

[[cmd]]
name = "‘COLUMNS=200 exa -lG’ produces a grid with details of 4 columns"
shell = "exa -lG /testcases/files"
environment = { COLUMNS = "200" }
stdout = { file = "outputs/files_long_grid_4col.ansitxt" }
stderr = { empty = true }
status = 0
tags = [ 'env', 'long', 'grid' ]


# listing files tests
# (these rely on bash’s glob sort order)
# (some of the output files also have trailing whitespace)

[[cmd]]
name = "‘COLUMNS=100 exa -lG’ with file arguments produces a grid with details of 1 column, with full paths"
shell = "exa -lG /testcases/files/*"
environment = { COLUMNS = "100" }
stdout = { file = "outputs/files_paths_long_grid_1col.ansitxt" }
stderr = { empty = true }
status = 0
tags = [ 'env', 'long', 'grid' ]

[[cmd]]
name = "‘COLUMNS=150 exa -lG’ with file arguments produces a grid with details of 2 columns, with full paths"
shell = "exa -lG /testcases/files/*"
environment = { COLUMNS = "150" }
stdout = { file = "outputs/files_paths_long_grid_2col.ansitxt" }
stderr = { empty = true }
status = 0
tags = [ 'env', 'long', 'grid' ]

[[cmd]]
name = "‘COLUMNS=200 exa -lG’ with file arguments produces a grid with details of 3 columns, with full paths"
shell = "exa -lG /testcases/files/*"
environment = { COLUMNS = "200" }
stdout = { file = "outputs/files_paths_long_grid_3col.ansitxt" }
stderr = { empty = true }
status = 0
tags = [ 'env', 'long', 'grid' ]


# check if exa is using the minimum number of columns with headers

[[cmd]]
name = "‘COLUMNS=200 exa -lGh’ with one file don’t produce extra columns even if there place for more"
shell = "exa -lGh /testcases/files/10_bytes"
environment = { COLUMNS = "200" }
stdout = { file = "outputs/files_paths_long_grid_header_1file.ansitxt" }
stderr = { empty = true }
status = 0
tags = [ 'env', 'long', 'grid' ]

[[cmd]]
name = "‘COLUMNS=200 exa -lGh’ with several files don’t produce extra columns even if there place for more"
shell = "exa -lGh /testcases/files/10_{bytes,KiB}"
environment = { COLUMNS = "200" }
stdout = { file = "outputs/files_paths_long_grid_header_2files.ansitxt" }
stderr = { empty = true }
status = 0
tags = [ 'env', 'long', 'grid' ]