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jashkenas--coffeescript/test/helpers.coffee
2013-02-26 14:41:01 -03:00

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# Helpers
# -------
# pull the helpers from `CoffeeScript.helpers` into local variables
{starts, ends, repeat, compact, count, merge, extend, flatten, del, last} = CoffeeScript.helpers
# `starts`
test "the `starts` helper tests if a string starts with another string", ->
ok starts('01234', '012')
ok not starts('01234', '123')
test "the `starts` helper can take an optional offset", ->
ok starts('01234', '34', 3)
ok not starts('01234', '01', 1)
# `ends`
test "the `ends` helper tests if a string ends with another string", ->
ok ends('01234', '234')
ok not ends('01234', '012')
test "the `ends` helper can take an optional offset", ->
ok ends('01234', '012', 2)
ok not ends('01234', '234', 6)
# `repeat`
test "the `repeat` helper concatenates a given number of times", ->
eq 'asdasdasd', repeat('asd', 3)
test "`repeat`ing a string 0 times always returns the empty string", ->
eq '', repeat('whatever', 0)
# `compact`
test "the `compact` helper removes falsey values from an array, preserves truthy ones", ->
allValues = [1, 0, false, obj={}, [], '', ' ', -1, null, undefined, true]
truthyValues = [1, obj, [], ' ', -1, true]
arrayEq truthyValues, compact(allValues)
# `count`
test "the `count` helper counts the number of occurances of a string in another string", ->
eq 1/0, count('abc', '')
eq 0, count('abc', 'z')
eq 1, count('abc', 'a')
eq 1, count('abc', 'b')
eq 2, count('abcdc', 'c')
eq 2, count('abcdabcd','abc')
# `merge`
test "the `merge` helper makes a new object with all properties of the objects given as its arguments", ->
ary = [0, 1, 2, 3, 4]
obj = {}
merged = merge obj, ary
ok merged isnt obj
ok merged isnt ary
for own key, val of ary
eq val, merged[key]
# `extend`
test "the `extend` helper performs a shallow copy", ->
ary = [0, 1, 2, 3]
obj = {}
# should return the object being extended
eq obj, extend(obj, ary)
# should copy the other object's properties as well (obviously)
eq 2, obj[2]
# `flatten`
test "the `flatten` helper flattens an array", ->
success = yes
(success and= typeof n is 'number') for n in flatten [0, [[[1]], 2], 3, [4]]
ok success
# `del`
test "the `del` helper deletes a property from an object and returns the deleted value", ->
obj = [0, 1, 2]
eq 1, del(obj, 1)
ok 1 not of obj
# `last`
test "the `last` helper returns the last item of an array-like object", ->
ary = [0, 1, 2, 3, 4]
eq 4, last(ary)
test "the `last` helper allows one to specify an optional offset", ->
ary = [0, 1, 2, 3, 4]
eq 2, last(ary, 2)