Ganitzsh / ltk-te

LTK-TE

This repository contains a function that adds the numbers at each line of a file including sub files.

Usage

Prerequisite

To run this project, make sure you are using:

• Python 3
• Any version of Go

Go

Function usage

Here is a simple example of usage for the function:

package main

import "tlk"

func main() {
  total, err := ltk.AddRec(args[1])
  if err != nil {
    panic(err)
  }
  fmt.Printf("Full total is %d\n", total)
}

Program from binary

Binaries are available for the following platform:

• MacOS 64-bit
• Linux 64-bit
• Windows 64-bit

Build from source

To build from source you need go installed and then you can run the Makefile:

$ > make
GOOS=darwin GOARCH=amd64 go build -o ./bin/sums_darwin_amd64
GOOS=windows GOARCH=amd64 go build -o ./bin/sums_win_amd64.exe
GOOS=linux GOARCH=amd64 go build -o ./bin/sums_linux_amd64

Run tests

To run the tests you can use the Makefile:

$ > make test
=== RUN   TestAddRec
Subtotal for file <some_path>/tests/test_set/d.txt is 6
Subtotal for file <some_path>/tests/test_set/e.txt is 22
Subtotal for file <some_path>/tests/test_set/b.txt is 78
Subtotal for file <some_path>/tests/test_set/e.txt is 22
Subtotal for file <some_path>/tests/test_set/c.txt is 15
Subtotal for file <some_path>/tests/test_set/a.txt is 78
--- PASS: TestAddRec (0.00s)
    sums_test.go:17: Total is 221
=== RUN   TestAddRecSimple
Subtotal for file <some_path>/tests/test_set_simple/b.txt is 5
Subtotal for file <some_path>/tests/test_set_simple/a.txt is 5
--- PASS: TestAddRecSimple (0.00s)
    sums_test.go:28: Total is 10
=== RUN   TestAddRecLoopSimple
--- PASS: TestAddRecLoopSimple (0.00s)
    sums_test.go:24: Recursive loop: <some_path>/tests/test_set_loop_simple/a.txt previously called
PASS

Python

Function usage

Here is a simple example of usage for the function:

from tlk import sum, RecursiveLoopException

def someOtherFunction():
  try:
    total = sum('/path/to/text/file')
  except RecursiveLoopException as e:
    raise e

  print('Total is {:d}'.format(total))

Run tests

To run the tests you can use run:

$ > ./tlk_test.py

The output should be the following:

Subtotal for tests/test_set_loop_complex/d.txt is 6
Subtotal for tests/test_set/d.txt is 6
Subtotal for tests/test_set/e.txt is 22
Subtotal for tests/test_set/b.txt is 78
Subtotal for tests/test_set/e.txt is 22
Subtotal for tests/test_set/c.txt is 15
Subtotal for tests/test_set/a.txt is 78
Subtotal for tests/test_set_simple/b.txt is 5
Subtotal for tests/test_set_simple/a.txt is 5
...
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Ran 3 tests in 0.003s

OK