cli/sql: add some additional client-side commands

pkg/cli/cli_test.go

@@ -2089,3 +2089,46 @@ func Example_read_from_file() {
 	// ERROR: column "undefined" does not exist
 	// SQLSTATE: 42703
 }
+
+// Example_includes tests the \i command.
+func Example_includes() {
+	c := newCLITest(cliTestParams{})
+	defer c.cleanup()
+
+	c.RunWithArgs([]string{"sql", "-f", "testdata/i_twolevels1.sql"})
+	c.RunWithArgs([]string{"sql", "-f", "testdata/i_multiline.sql"})
+	c.RunWithArgs([]string{"sql", "-f", "testdata/i_stopmiddle.sql"})
+	c.RunWithArgs([]string{"sql", "-f", "testdata/i_maxrecursion.sql"})
+
+	// Output:
+	// sql -f testdata/i_twolevels1.sql
+	// > SELECT 123;
+	// ?column?
+	// 123
+	// > SELECT 789;
+	// ?column?
+	// 789
+	// ?column?
+	// 456
+	// sql -f testdata/i_multiline.sql
+	// ERROR: at or near "\": syntax error
+	// SQLSTATE: 42601
+	// DETAIL: source SQL:
+	// SELECT -- incomplete statement, \i invalid
+	// \i testdata/i_twolevels2.sql
+	// ^
+	// HINT: try \h SELECT
+	// ERROR: at or near "\": syntax error
+	// SQLSTATE: 42601
+	// DETAIL: source SQL:
+	// SELECT -- incomplete statement, \i invalid
+	// \i testdata/i_twolevels2.sql
+	// ^
+	// HINT: try \h SELECT
+	// sql -f testdata/i_stopmiddle.sql
+	// ?column?
+	// 123
+	// sql -f testdata/i_maxrecursion.sql
+	// \i: too many recursion levels (max 10)
+	// ERROR: testdata/i_maxrecursion.sql: testdata/i_maxrecursion.sql: testdata/i_maxrecursion.sql: testdata/i_maxrecursion.sql: testdata/i_maxrecursion.sql: testdata/i_maxrecursion.sql: testdata/i_maxrecursion.sql: testdata/i_maxrecursion.sql: testdata/i_maxrecursion.sql: testdata/i_maxrecursion.sql: \i: too many recursion levels (max 10)
+}

pkg/cli/context.go

@@ -195,7 +195,7 @@ func setCliContextDefaults() {
 	cliCtx.allowUnencryptedClientPassword = false
 }
 
-// sqlCtx captures the command-line parameters of the `sql` command.
+// sqlCtx captures the configuration of the `sql` command.
 // See below for defaults.
 var sqlCtx = struct {
 	*cliContext
@@ -238,6 +238,19 @@ var sqlCtx = struct {
 
 	// Determine whether to show raw durations.
 	verboseTimings bool
+
+	// Determines whether to stop the client upon encountering an error.
+	errExit bool
+
+	// Determines whether to perform client-side syntax checking.
+	checkSyntax bool
+
+	// autoTrace, when non-empty, encloses the executed statements
+	// by suitable SET TRACING and SHOW TRACE FOR SESSION statements.
+	autoTrace string
+
+	// The string used to produce the value of fullPrompt.
+	customPromptPattern string
 }{cliContext: &cliCtx}
 
 // setSQLContextDefaults set the default values in sqlCtx.  This
@@ -254,6 +267,10 @@ func setSQLContextDefaults() {
 	sqlCtx.echo = false
 	sqlCtx.enableServerExecutionTimings = false
 	sqlCtx.verboseTimings = false
+	sqlCtx.errExit = false
+	sqlCtx.checkSyntax = false
+	sqlCtx.autoTrace = ""
+	sqlCtx.customPromptPattern = defaultPromptPattern
 }
 
 // zipCtx captures the command-line parameters of the `zip` command.

pkg/cli/interactive_tests/test_local_cmds.tcl

@@ -221,6 +221,18 @@ eexpect "with no argument"
 eexpect root@
 end_test
 
+start_test "Check that \\echo behaves well."
+send "\\echo\r"
+eexpect "\r\n"
+eexpect "\r\n"
+eexpect root@
+
+send "\\echo hello  world\r"
+# echo removes double spaces within the line. That's expected.
+eexpect "hello world"
+eexpect root@
+end_test
+
 start_test "Check that commands are also recognized with a final semicolon."
 send "\\set;\r"
 eexpect "display_format"

pkg/cli/interactive_tests/test_multiline_statements.tcl

@@ -30,8 +30,8 @@ send "2, 3\r"
 eexpect " ->"
 end_test
 
-start_test "Test that \show does what it says."
-send "\\show\r"
+start_test "Test that \p does what it says."
+send "\\p\r"
 eexpect "select 1,"
 eexpect "2, 3"
 eexpect " ->"
@@ -49,6 +49,17 @@ eexpect "2, 3"
 eexpect ";"
 end_test
 
+start_test "Test that \r does what it says."
+# backspace to erase the semicolon
+send "\010"
+# newline to get a prompt
+send "\r"
+eexpect " ->"
+# Now send \r followed by a carriage return.
+send "\\r\r"
+eexpect root@
+end_test
+
 start_test "Test that Ctrl+C after the first line merely cancels the statement and presents the prompt."
 send "\r"
 eexpect root@
@@ -58,10 +69,10 @@ interrupt
 eexpect root@
 end_test
 
-start_test "Test that \show does what it says."
+start_test "Test that \p does what it says."
 send "select\r"
 eexpect " ->"
-send "\\show\r"
+send "\\p\r"
 eexpect "select\r\n*->"
 interrupt
 end_test