Examples with Context com.squarespace.template.Context used on opensource projects

Example 21 with Context

use of com.squarespace.template.Context in project template-compiler by Squarespace.

the class ContentFormattersTest method testAbsUrl.

@Test
public void testAbsUrl() throws CodeException {
    String template = "{a|AbsUrl}";
    String json = "{\"base-url\": \"http://foobar.com/foo\", \"a\": \"abc\"}";
    Instruction code = compiler().compile(template).code();
    Context ctx = compiler().newExecutor().code(code).json(json).execute();
    String result = eval(ctx);
    assertEquals(result, "http://foobar.com/foo/abc");
}

Example 22 with Context

use of com.squarespace.template.Context in project template-compiler by Squarespace.

the class ExprTest method testSequences.

@Test
public void testSequences() {
    Context c = new Context(JsonUtils.decode("{}"));
    assertEquals(reduce("1; 2; 3", c), new DoubleNode(3));
    assertEquals(reduce("1, 2, 3", c), new DoubleNode(3));
}

Example 23 with Context

use of com.squarespace.template.Context in project template-compiler by Squarespace.

the class ExprTest method testBitwise.

@Test
public void testBitwise() {
    Context c = ctx();
    // or
    assertEquals(reduce("0x02 | 0x01", c), new DoubleNode(3));
    // and
    assertEquals(reduce("0x02 & 0x01", c), new DoubleNode(0));
    assertEquals(reduce("0x02 & 0x02", c), new DoubleNode(2));
    assertEquals(reduce("0x02 & 0x07", c), new DoubleNode(2));
    assertEquals(reduce("0x03 & 0x07", c), new DoubleNode(3));
    // xor
    assertEquals(reduce("0x02 ^ 0x01", c), new DoubleNode(3));
    assertEquals(reduce("0x02 ^ 0x02", c), new DoubleNode(0));
    assertEquals(reduce("0x02 ^ 0x03", c), new DoubleNode(1));
}

Example 24 with Context

use of com.squarespace.template.Context in project template-compiler by Squarespace.

the class ExprTest method testNumbers.

@Test
public void testNumbers() {
    Context c = new Context(JsonUtils.decode("{}"));
    Expr e;
    assertEquals(reduce("0x01", c), new DoubleNode(0x01));
    assertEquals(reduce("0x012345678", c), new DoubleNode(0x012345678));
    assertEquals(reduce("0x111111111111111111111", c), new DoubleNode(1.2895208742556044e+24));
    assertEquals(reduce("0x11111111111111111", c), new DoubleNode(1.9676527011956855e+19));
    assertEquals(reduce("1e20", c), new DoubleNode(1e20));
    assertEquals(reduce("1e22", c), new DoubleNode(1e22));
    // ensure exponent / sign state is correctly managed
    assertEquals(reduce("1e20+1e20", c), new DoubleNode(2e20));
    assertEquals(reduce("1e+20+1e+20", c), new DoubleNode(2e20));
    assertEquals(reduce("1e-20+1e+20", c), new DoubleNode(1e20));
    assertEquals(reduce("1e-20+1e20", c), new DoubleNode(1e20));
    // invalid number sequences
    e = new Expr(".1");
    assertTrue(e.errors().get(0).contains("Unexpected char"));
    e = new Expr("0x");
    assertTrue(e.errors().get(0).contains("hex number"));
    e = new Expr("0X");
    assertTrue(e.errors().get(0).contains("hex number"));
    e = new Expr("1..2");
    assertTrue(e.errors().get(0).contains("Duplicate decimal point"));
    e = new Expr("12e10.1");
    assertTrue(e.errors().get(0).contains("decimal point in exponent"));
    e = new Expr("0.0.0.");
    assertTrue(e.errors().get(0).contains("Duplicate decimal point in number"));
    e = new Expr("1e");
    assertTrue(e.errors().get(0).contains("exponent"));
    e = new Expr("1ee");
    assertTrue(e.errors().get(0).contains("exponent"));
    e = new Expr("1e-");
    assertTrue(e.errors().get(0).contains("exponent"));
    e = new Expr("1e--1");
    assertTrue(e.errors().get(0).contains("exponent"));
}

Example 25 with Context

use of com.squarespace.template.Context in project template-compiler by Squarespace.

the class ExprTest method testReduceErrors.

@Test
public void testReduceErrors() {
    Context c = new Context(JsonUtils.decode("{}"));
    reduce("1 - max(max(abs())) - 1", c);
    assertTrue(c.getErrors().get(0).getMessage().contains("calling function abs"));
    assertTrue(c.getErrors().get(1).getMessage().contains("unexpected token on stack"));
}