dolt/integration-tests/bats/sql-use.expect

#!/usr/bin/expect 

set timeout 3
spawn dolt sql

# This script uses undefined variables in the failure case so that
# error output includes the line of the failed test expectation

expect {
    "*doltsql> " { send -- "use `doltsql/test`;\r"; }
    timeout { puts "$TESTFAILURE"; }
}

expect {
    "*doltsql/test> " { send -- "show tables;\r"; }
    timeout { puts "$TESTFAILURE"; }
}

expect {
    "*doltsql/test> " { send -- "use information_schema;\r"; }
    timeout { puts "$TESTFAILURE"; }
}

expect {
    "*information_schema> " { send -- "show tables;\r"; }
    timeout { puts "$TESTFAILURE"; }
}

expect {
    "*information_schema> " { send -- "CREATE DATABASE mydb;\r"; }
    timeout { puts "$TESTFAILURE"; }
}

expect {
    "*information_schema> " { send -- "use db1;\r"; }
    timeout { puts "$TESTFAILURE"; }
}

expect {
    -re "|.*db1.*|\r.*db1> " { send -- "select database();\r"; }
    timeout { puts "$TESTFAILURE"; }
}

expect {
    "*db1>" { send -- "use db2;\r"; }
    timeout { puts "$TESTFAILURE"; }
}

expect {
    "*db2> " { send -- "select database();\r"; }
    timeout { puts "$TESTFAILURE"; }
}

expect {
    -re "|.*db2.*|.*\rdb2>" { send -- "use mydb;\r"; }
    timeout { puts "$TESTFAILURE"; }
}

expect {
    "mydb> " { send -- "exit ;\r"; }
    timeout { puts "$TESTFAILURE"; }
}