package main import ( "os" "testing" ) func TestMainFunction(t *testing.T) { // Test main function execution with different arguments tests := []struct { name string args []string expectExit bool description string }{ { name: "version command", args: []string{"f2b", "version"}, expectExit: false, description: "version command should work without fail2ban client", }, { name: "service command", args: []string{"f2b", "service", "status"}, expectExit: false, description: "service command should work without fail2ban client", }, { name: "test-filter command", args: []string{"f2b", "test-filter", "sshd"}, expectExit: false, description: "test-filter command should work without fail2ban client", }, { name: "completion command", args: []string{"f2b", "completion", "bash"}, expectExit: false, description: "completion command should work without fail2ban client", }, { name: "help command", args: []string{"f2b", "help"}, expectExit: false, description: "help command should work without fail2ban client", }, } for _, tt := range tests { t.Run(tt.name, func(t *testing.T) { // Save original args originalArgs := os.Args defer func() { os.Args = originalArgs }() // Set test args os.Args = tt.args // For commands that don't require fail2ban client, we can test they don't panic // We can't easily test the full execution without mocking the entire command system // or without fail2ban being installed, so we'll just test that the argument parsing works // Test that the skip logic works correctly args := os.Args skip := shouldSkipClientInit(args) expectedSkip := shouldSkipClientInit(tt.args) if skip != expectedSkip { t.Errorf("expected skip=%t, got skip=%t for args %v", expectedSkip, skip, tt.args) } }) } } func TestArgumentParsing(t *testing.T) { tests := []struct { name string args []string shouldSkip bool description string }{ { name: "no arguments", args: []string{"f2b"}, shouldSkip: false, description: "should not skip with no arguments", }, { name: "list-jails command", args: []string{"f2b", "list-jails"}, shouldSkip: false, description: "should not skip list-jails command", }, { name: "service command", args: []string{"f2b", "service", "status"}, shouldSkip: true, description: "should skip service command", }, { name: "version command", args: []string{"f2b", "version"}, shouldSkip: true, description: "should skip version command", }, { name: "test-filter command", args: []string{"f2b", "test-filter", "sshd"}, shouldSkip: true, description: "should skip test-filter command", }, { name: "completion command", args: []string{"f2b", "completion", "bash"}, shouldSkip: true, description: "should skip completion command", }, { name: "help command", args: []string{"f2b", "help"}, shouldSkip: true, description: "should skip help command", }, { name: "ban command", args: []string{"f2b", "ban", "192.168.1.100"}, shouldSkip: false, description: "should not skip ban command", }, { name: "status command", args: []string{"f2b", "status", "all"}, shouldSkip: false, description: "should not skip status command", }, } for _, tt := range tests { t.Run(tt.name, func(t *testing.T) { args := tt.args skip := shouldSkipClientInit(args) if skip != tt.shouldSkip { t.Errorf("expected skip=%t, got skip=%t for args %v", tt.shouldSkip, skip, tt.args) } }) } } func TestEdgeCases(t *testing.T) { tests := []struct { name string args []string shouldSkip bool description string }{ { name: "empty args", args: []string{}, shouldSkip: false, description: "empty args should not skip", }, { name: "nil args", args: nil, shouldSkip: false, description: "nil args should not skip", }, { name: "single arg", args: []string{"f2b"}, shouldSkip: false, description: "single arg should not skip", }, { name: "unknown command", args: []string{"f2b", "unknown"}, shouldSkip: false, description: "unknown command should not skip", }, { name: "case sensitivity", args: []string{"f2b", "VERSION"}, shouldSkip: false, description: "uppercase command should not skip (case sensitive)", }, } for _, tt := range tests { t.Run(tt.name, func(t *testing.T) { skip := shouldSkipClientInit(tt.args) if skip != tt.shouldSkip { t.Errorf("expected skip=%t, got skip=%t for args %v", tt.shouldSkip, skip, tt.args) } }) } }