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Three examples: - basic.rs: query() one-shot prompt + cost reporting. - with_options.rs: system_prompt, model selection, effort, permission mode. - interactive.rs: Client multi-turn session with two back-to-back sends. Integration tests in tests/transport_end_to_end.rs spawn a tiny POSIX shell script (tests/fake_cli/fake-claude.sh) as a stand-in for the real claude CLI. The fake answers -v with a version, reads one user-message frame on stdin, and emits a fixed assistant + result pair on stdout, then blocks on stdin until close. This proves the spawn / write / read / disconnect lifecycle works without an authenticated claude install. Coverage: - query() round-trip: stream yields Assistant then Result. - Client round-trip: connect + send + drain to Result + disconnect. - CLI-not-found surfaces as a typed Error::CliNotFound. Cargo.lock is committed since this is, in practice, both a library and a binary (the examples link the crate). Locking dev-deps avoids surprise churn in CI.
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#!/bin/sh
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# Tiny fake `claude` CLI for integration tests. Mimics the wire protocol:
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# reads newline-delimited JSON frames on stdin, emits assistant + result
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# frames on stdout. Echoes whatever the user said.
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#
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# Args: ignores everything except `-v` (prints a version, exits 0).
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if [ "$1" = "-v" ]; then
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echo "2.1.0 (Claude Code)"
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exit 0
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fi
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# Read one user-message frame (we don't actually parse it — just block on stdin).
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# After the first newline we emit one assistant message + one result message.
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read -r FIRST_LINE
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printf '{"type":"assistant","message":{"role":"assistant","content":[{"type":"text","text":"hello from fake"}],"model":"fake-model"},"session_id":"s1","uuid":"u1"}\n'
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printf '{"type":"result","subtype":"success","duration_ms":1,"duration_api_ms":1,"is_error":false,"num_turns":1,"session_id":"s1","total_cost_usd":0.0001}\n'
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# Stay alive until stdin closes (so the parent can drain stdout cleanly).
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cat > /dev/null
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