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// csvexport1.js
t = new ToolTest( "csvexport1" )
c = t.startDB( "foo" );
assert.eq( 0 , c.count() , "setup1" );
objId = ObjectId()
c.insert({ a : new NumberInt(1) , b : objId , c: [1, 2, 3], d : {a : "hello", b : "world"} , e: '-'})
c.insert({ a : -2.0, c : MinKey, d : "Then he said, \"Hello World!\"", e : new NumberLong(3)})
c.insert({ a : new BinData(0, "1234"), b : ISODate("2009-08-27T12:34:56.789"),
c : new Timestamp(1234, 9876), d : /foo*\"bar\"/i,
e : function foo() { print("Hello World!"); }})
assert.eq( 3 , c.count() , "setup2" );
t.runTool( "export" , "--out" , t.extFile , "-d" , t.baseName , "-c" , "foo" , "--csv", "-f", "a,b,c,d,e")
c.drop()
assert.eq( 0 , c.count() , "after drop" )
t.runTool("import", "--file", t.extFile, "-d", t.baseName, "-c", "foo", "--type", "csv", "--headerline");
assert.soon ( 3 + " == c.count()", "after import");
// Note: Exporting and Importing to/from CSV is not designed to be round-trippable
expected = []
expected.push({ a : 1, b : "ObjectId(" + objId.valueOf() + ")", c : [ 1, 2, 3 ], d : { "a" : "hello", "b" : "world" }, e : "-"})
expected.push({ a : -2.0, b : "", c : "$MinKey", d : "Then he said, \"Hello World!\"", e : 3})
// "t" should be 1234, but the shell interprets the first field of timestamps as milliseconds while
// they are stored as seconds. See SERVER-7718.
expected.push({ a : "D76DF8", b : "2009-08-27T12:34:56.789Z",
c : { "$timestamp" : { "t" : 1234, "i" : 9876 } },
d : "/foo*\\\"bar\\\"/i", e : tojson(function foo() { print("Hello World!"); })})
actual = []
actual.push(c.find({a : 1}).toArray()[0]);
actual.push(c.find({a : -2.0}).toArray()[0]);
actual.push(c.find({a : "D76DF8"}).toArray()[0]);
for (i = 0; i < expected.length; i++) {
delete actual[i]._id
assert.eq(Object.keys(expected[i]).length, Object.keys(actual[i]).length)
keys = Object.keys(expected[i])
for(var j=0;j<keys.length;j++){
expectedVal = expected[i][keys[j]]
if((typeof expectedVal)== "object"){
// For fields which contain arrays or objects, they have been
// exported as JSON - parse the JSON in the output and verify
// that it matches the original document's value
assert.docEq(expectedVal, JSON.parse(actual[i][keys[j]]), "CSV export " + i)
}else{
// Otherwise just compare the values directly
assert.eq(expectedVal, actual[i][keys[j]], "CSV export " + i)
}
}
}
t.stop()
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