The Tor Browser: browser/devtools/styleinspector/test/unit/test_parseDeclarations.js@6474c204b198 (annotated)

browser/devtools/styleinspector/test/unit/test_parseDeclarations.js@6474c204b198 (annotated)

browser/devtools/styleinspector/test/unit/test_parseDeclarations.js

Wed, 31 Dec 2014 06:09:35 +0100

author: Michael Schloh von Bennewitz <michael@schloh.com>
date: Wed, 31 Dec 2014 06:09:35 +0100
changeset 0: 6474c204b198
permissions: -rw-r--r--

Cloned upstream origin tor-browser at tor-browser-31.3.0esr-4.5-1-build1
revision ID fc1c9ff7c1b2defdbc039f12214767608f46423f for hacking purpose.

 /* -*- Mode: Javascript; tab-width: 2; indent-tabs-mode: nil; c-basic-offset: 2 -*- */
 /* vim: set ts=2 et sw=2 tw=80: */
 /* Any copyright is dedicated to the Public Domain.
    http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/ */
 const Cu = Components.utils;
 Cu.import("resource://gre/modules/devtools/Loader.jsm");
 const {parseDeclarations} = devtools.require("devtools/styleinspector/css-parsing-utils");
 const TEST_DATA = [
   // Simple test
   {
     input: "p:v;",
     expected: [{name: "p", value: "v", priority: ""}]
   },
   // Simple test
   {
     input: "this:is;a:test;",
     expected: [
       {name: "this", value: "is", priority: ""},
       {name: "a", value: "test", priority: ""}
     ]
   },
   // Test a single declaration with semi-colon
   {
     input: "name:value;",
     expected: [{name: "name", value: "value", priority: ""}]
   },
   // Test a single declaration without semi-colon
   {
     input: "name:value",
     expected: [{name: "name", value: "value", priority: ""}]
   },
   // Test multiple declarations separated by whitespaces and carriage returns and tabs
   {
     input: "p1 : v1 ; \t\t  \n p2:v2;   \n\n\n\n\t  p3    :   v3;",
     expected: [
       {name: "p1", value: "v1", priority: ""},
       {name: "p2", value: "v2", priority: ""},
       {name: "p3", value: "v3", priority: ""},
     ]
   },
   // Test simple priority
   {
     input: "p1: v1; p2: v2 !important;",
     expected: [
       {name: "p1", value: "v1", priority: ""},
       {name: "p2", value: "v2", priority: "important"}
     ]
   },
   // Test simple priority
   {
     input: "p1: v1 !important; p2: v2",
     expected: [
       {name: "p1", value: "v1", priority: "important"},
       {name: "p2", value: "v2", priority: ""}
     ]
   },
   // Test simple priority
   {
     input: "p1: v1 !  important; p2: v2 ! important;",
     expected: [
       {name: "p1", value: "v1", priority: "important"},
       {name: "p2", value: "v2", priority: "important"}
     ]
   },
   // Test invalid priority
   {
     input: "p1: v1 important;",
     expected: [
       {name: "p1", value: "v1 important", priority: ""}
     ]
   },
   // Test various types of background-image urls
   {
     input: "background-image: url(../../relative/image.png)",
     expected: [{name: "background-image", value: "url(\"../../relative/image.png\")", priority: ""}]
   },
   {
     input: "background-image: url(http://site.com/test.png)",
     expected: [{name: "background-image", value: "url(\"http://site.com/test.png\")", priority: ""}]
   },
   {
     input: "background-image: url(wow.gif)",
     expected: [{name: "background-image", value: "url(\"wow.gif\")", priority: ""}]
   },
   // Test that urls with :;{} characters in them are parsed correctly
   {
     input: "background: red url(\"http://site.com/image{}:;.png?id=4#wat\") repeat top right",
     expected: [
       {name: "background", value: "red url(\"http://site.com/image{}:;.png?id=4#wat\") repeat top right", priority: ""}
     ]
   },
   // Test that an empty string results in an empty array
   {input: "", expected: []},
   // Test that a string comprised only of whitespaces results in an empty array
   {input: "       \n \n   \n   \n \t  \t\t\t  ", expected: []},
   // Test that a null input throws an exception
   {input: null, throws: true},
   // Test that a undefined input throws an exception
   {input: undefined, throws: true},
   // Test that :;{} characters in quoted content are not parsed as multiple declarations
   {
     input: "content: \";color:red;}selector{color:yellow;\"",
     expected: [
       {name: "content", value: "\";color:red;}selector{color:yellow;\"", priority: ""}
     ]
   },
   // Test that rules aren't parsed, just declarations. So { and } found after a
   // property name should be part of the property name, same for values.
   {
     input: "body {color:red;} p {color: blue;}",
     expected: [
       {name: "body {color", value: "red", priority: ""},
       {name: "} p {color", value: "blue", priority: ""},
       {name: "}", value: "", priority: ""}
     ]
   },
   // Test unbalanced : and ;
   {
     input: "color :red : font : arial;",
     expected : [
       {name: "color", value: "red : font : arial", priority: ""}
     ]
   },
   {input: "background: red;;;;;", expected: [{name: "background", value: "red", priority: ""}]},
   {input: "background:;", expected: [{name: "background", value: "", priority: ""}]},
   {input: ";;;;;", expected: []},
   {input: ":;:;", expected: []},
   // Test name only
   {input: "color", expected: [
     {name: "color", value: "", priority: ""}
   ]},
   // Test trailing name without :
   {input: "color:blue;font", expected: [
     {name: "color", value: "blue", priority: ""},
     {name: "font", value: "", priority: ""}
   ]},
   // Test trailing name with :
   {input: "color:blue;font:", expected: [
     {name: "color", value: "blue", priority: ""},
     {name: "font", value: "", priority: ""}
   ]},
   // Test leading value
   {input: "Arial;color:blue;", expected: [
     {name: "", value: "Arial", priority: ""},
     {name: "color", value: "blue", priority: ""}
   ]},
   // Test hex colors
   {input: "color: #333", expected: [{name: "color", value: "#333", priority: ""}]},
   {input: "color: #456789", expected: [{name: "color", value: "#456789", priority: ""}]},
   {input: "wat: #XYZ", expected: [{name: "wat", value: "#XYZ", priority: ""}]},
   // Test string/url quotes escaping
   {input: "content: \"this is a 'string'\"", expected: [{name: "content", value: "\"this is a 'string'\"", priority: ""}]},
   {input: 'content: "this is a \\"string\\""', expected: [{name: "content", value: '\'this is a "string"\'', priority: ""}]},
   {input: "content: 'this is a \"string\"'", expected: [{name: "content", value: '\'this is a "string"\'', priority: ""}]},
   {input: "content: 'this is a \\'string\\'", expected: [{name: "content", value: '"this is a \'string\'"', priority: ""}]},
   {input: "content: 'this \\' is a \" really strange string'", expected: [{name: "content", value: '"this \' is a \" really strange string"', priority: ""}]},
   {
     input: "content: \"a not s\\\
           o very long title\"",
     expected: [
       {name: "content", value: '"a not s\
           o very long title"', priority: ""}
     ]
   }
 ];
 function run_test() {
   for (let test of TEST_DATA) {
     do_print("Test input string " + test.input);
     let output;
     try {
       output = parseDeclarations(test.input);
     } catch (e) {
       do_print("parseDeclarations threw an exception with the given input string");
       if (test.throws) {
         do_print("Exception expected");
         do_check_true(true);
       } else {
         do_print("Exception unexpected\n" + e);
         do_check_true(false);
       }
     }
     if (output) {
       assertOutput(output, test.expected);
     }
   }
 }
 function assertOutput(actual, expected) {
   if (actual.length === expected.length) {
     for (let i = 0; i < expected.length; i ++) {
       do_check_true(!!actual[i]);
       do_print("Check that the output item has the expected name, value and priority");
       do_check_eq(expected[i].name, actual[i].name);
       do_check_eq(expected[i].value, actual[i].value);
       do_check_eq(expected[i].priority, actual[i].priority);
     }
   } else {
     for (let prop of actual) {
       do_print("Actual output contained: {name: "+prop.name+", value: "+prop.value+", priority: "+prop.priority+"}");
     }
     do_check_eq(actual.length, expected.length);
   }
 }