zsh-syntax-highlighting/tests/test-highlighting.zsh

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# Check an highlighter was given as argument.
[[ -n "$1" ]] || {
  echo >&2 "Bail out! You must provide the name of a valid highlighter as argument."
  exit 2
}

# Check the highlighter is valid.
[[ -f ${0:h:h}/highlighters/$1/$1-highlighter.zsh ]] || {
  echo >&2 "Bail out! Could not find highlighter '$1'."
  exit 2
}

# Check the highlighter has test data.
[[ -d ${0:h:h}/highlighters/$1/test-data ]] || {
  echo >&2 "Bail out! Highlighter '$1' has no test data."
  exit 2
}

# Load the main script.
. ${0:h:h}/zsh-syntax-highlighting.zsh

# Activate the highlighter.
ZSH_HIGHLIGHT_HIGHLIGHTERS=($1)

# Runs a highlighting test
# $1: data file
run_test() {
  local -a highlight_zone
  local unused_highlight='bg=red,underline' # a style unused by anything else, for tests to use

  echo "# ${1:t:r}"

  # Load the data and prepare checking it.
  PREBUFFER= BUFFER= ;
  . "$1"

  # Check the data declares $PREBUFFER or $BUFFER.
  [[ -z $PREBUFFER && -z $BUFFER ]] && { echo >&2 "Bail out! Either 'PREBUFFER' or 'BUFFER' must be declared and non-blank"; return 1; }
  # Check the data declares $expected_region_highlight.
  (( ${#expected_region_highlight} == 0 )) && { echo >&2 "Bail out! 'expected_region_highlight' is not declared or empty."; return 1; }

  # Process the data.
  region_highlight=()
  _zsh_highlight

  # Overlapping regions can be declared in region_highlight, so we first build an array of the
  # observed highlighting.
  local -A observed_result
  for ((i=1; i<=${#region_highlight}; i++)); do
    highlight_zone=${(z)region_highlight[$i]}
    integer start=$highlight_zone[1] end=$highlight_zone[2]
    if (( start < end )) # region_highlight ranges are half-open
    then
      (( --end )) # convert to closed range, like expected_region_highlight
      (( ++start, ++end )) # region_highlight is 0-indexed; expected_region_highlight is 1-indexed
      for j in {$start..$end}; do
        observed_result[$j]=$highlight_zone[3]
      done
    else
      # noop range; ignore.
    fi
  done

  # Then we compare the observed result with the expected one.
  echo "1..${#expected_region_highlight}"
  for ((i=1; i<=${#expected_region_highlight}; i++)); do
    local todo=
    highlight_zone=${(z)expected_region_highlight[$i]}
    [[ -n "$highlight_zone[4]" ]] && todo=" # TODO $highlight_zone[4]"
    for j in {$highlight_zone[1]..$highlight_zone[2]}; do
      if [[ "$observed_result[$j]" != "$highlight_zone[3]" ]]; then
        echo "not ok $i '$BUFFER[$highlight_zone[1],$highlight_zone[2]]' [$highlight_zone[1],$highlight_zone[2]]: expected '$highlight_zone[3]', observed '$observed_result[$j]'.$todo"
        continue 2
      fi
    done
    echo "ok $i$todo"
  done
}

# Process each test data file in test data directory.
integer something_failed=0
for data_file in ${0:h:h}/highlighters/$1/test-data/*.zsh; do
  (run_test "$data_file") | tee >(${0:A:h}/tap-colorizer.zsh) | grep -v '^not ok.*# TODO' | grep -q '^not ok\|^ok.*# TODO' && (( something_failed=1 ))
  (( $pipestatus[1] )) && exit 2
done

exit $something_failed