// Copyright (c) 2011, the Dart project authors. Please see the AUTHORS file // for details. All rights reserved. Use of this source code is governed by a // BSD-style license that can be found in the LICENSE file. library json_tests; import "package:expect/expect.dart"; import "dart:convert"; import 'dart:html'; import '../../pkg/unittest/lib/unittest.dart'; import '../../pkg/unittest/lib/html_config.dart'; main() { useHtmlConfiguration(); test('Parse', () { // Scalars. expect(JSON.decode(' 5 '), equals(5)); expect(JSON.decode(' -42 '), equals(-42)); expect(JSON.decode(' 3e0 '), equals(3)); expect(JSON.decode(' 3.14 '), equals(3.14)); expect(JSON.decode('true '), isTrue); expect(JSON.decode(' false'), isFalse); expect(JSON.decode(' null '), isNull); expect(JSON.decode('\n\rnull\t'), isNull); expect(JSON.decode(' "hi there\\" bob" '), equals('hi there" bob')); expect(JSON.decode(' "" '), isEmpty); // Lists. expect(JSON.decode(' [] '), isEmpty); expect(JSON.decode('[ ]'), isEmpty); expect(JSON.decode(' [3, -4.5, true, "hi", false] '), equals([3, -4.5, true, 'hi', false])); // Nulls are tricky. expect(JSON.decode('[null]'), orderedEquals([null])); expect(JSON.decode(' [3, -4.5, null, true, "hi", false] '), equals([3, -4.5, null, true, 'hi', false])); expect(JSON.decode('[[null]]'), equals([[null]])); expect(JSON.decode(' [ [3], [], [null], ["hi", true]] '), equals([[3], [], [null], ['hi', true]])); // Maps. expect(JSON.decode(' {} '), isEmpty); expect(JSON.decode('{ }'), isEmpty); expect(JSON.decode( ' {"x":3, "y": -4.5, "z" : "hi","u" : true, "v": false } '), equals({"x":3, "y": -4.5, "z" : "hi", "u" : true, "v": false })); expect(JSON.decode(' {"x":3, "y": -4.5, "z" : "hi" } '), equals({"x":3, "y": -4.5, "z" : "hi" })); expect(JSON.decode(' {"y": -4.5, "z" : "hi" ,"x":3 } '), equals({"y": -4.5, "z" : "hi" ,"x":3 })); expect(JSON.decode('{ " hi bob " :3, "": 4.5}'), equals({ " hi bob " :3, "": 4.5})); expect(JSON.decode(' { "x" : { } } '), equals({ 'x' : {}})); expect(JSON.decode('{"x":{}}'), equals({ 'x' : {}})); // Nulls are tricky. expect(JSON.decode('{"w":null}'), equals({ 'w' : null})); expect(JSON.decode('{"x":{"w":null}}'), equals({"x":{"w":null}})); expect(JSON.decode(' {"x":3, "y": -4.5, "z" : "hi",' '"w":null, "u" : true, "v": false } '), equals({"x":3, "y": -4.5, "z" : "hi", "w":null, "u" : true, "v": false })); expect(JSON.decode('{"x": {"a":3, "b": -4.5}, "y":[{}], ' '"z":"hi","w":{"c":null,"d":true}, "v":null}'), equals({"x": {"a":3, "b": -4.5}, "y":[{}], "z":"hi","w":{"c":null,"d":true}, "v":null})); }); test('stringify', () { // Scalars. expect(JSON.encode(5), equals('5')); expect(JSON.encode(-42), equals('-42')); // Dart does not guarantee a formatting for doubles, // so reparse and compare to the original. validateRoundTrip(3.14); expect(JSON.encode(true), equals('true')); expect(JSON.encode(false), equals('false')); expect(JSON.encode(null), equals('null')); expect(JSON.encode(' hi there" bob '), equals('" hi there\\" bob "')); expect(JSON.encode('hi\\there'), equals('"hi\\\\there"')); // TODO(devoncarew): these tests break the dartium build //expect(JSON.encode('hi\nthere'), equals('"hi\\nthere"')); //expect(JSON.encode('hi\r\nthere'), equals('"hi\\r\\nthere"')); expect(JSON.encode(''), equals('""')); // Lists. expect(JSON.encode([]), equals('[]')); expect(JSON.encode(new List(0)), equals('[]')); expect(JSON.encode(new List(3)), equals('[null,null,null]')); validateRoundTrip([3, -4.5, null, true, 'hi', false]); expect(JSON.encode([[3], [], [null], ['hi', true]]), equals('[[3],[],[null],["hi",true]]')); // Maps. expect(JSON.encode({}), equals('{}')); expect(JSON.encode(new Map()), equals('{}')); expect(JSON.encode({'x':{}}), equals('{"x":{}}')); expect(JSON.encode({'x':{'a':3}}), equals('{"x":{"a":3}}')); // Dart does not guarantee an order on the keys // of a map literal, so reparse and compare to the original Map. validateRoundTrip( {'x':3, 'y':-4.5, 'z':'hi', 'w':null, 'u':true, 'v':false}); validateRoundTrip({"x":3, "y":-4.5, "z":'hi'}); validateRoundTrip({' hi bob ':3, '':4.5}); validateRoundTrip( {'x':{'a':3, 'b':-4.5}, 'y':[{}], 'z':'hi', 'w':{'c':null, 'd':true}, 'v':null}); expect(JSON.encode(new ToJson(4)), "4"); expect(JSON.encode(new ToJson([4, "a"])), '[4,"a"]'); expect(JSON.encode(new ToJson([4, new ToJson({"x":42})])), '[4,{"x":42}]'); Expect.throws(() { JSON.encode([new ToJson(new ToJson(4))]); }); Expect.throws(() { JSON.encode([new Object()]); }); }); test('stringify throws if argument cannot be converted', () { /** * Checks that we get an exception (rather than silently returning null) if * we try to stringify something that cannot be converted to json. */ expect(() => JSON.encode(new TestClass()), throws); }); test('stringify custom converter', () { List l = [const C(0), const C(1)]; expect(JSON.encode(l, toEncodable: (x) => "C(${x.id})"), equals('["C(0)","C(1)"]')); expect(JSON.encode(l), equals('["C/0","C/1"]')); }); } class C { final int id; const C(this.id); toJson() => "C/$id"; } class TestClass { int x; String y; TestClass() : x = 3, y = 'joe' { } } class ToJson { final object; const ToJson(this.object); toJson() => object; } /** * Checks that the argument can be converted to a JSON string and * back, and produce something equivalent to the argument. */ validateRoundTrip(expected) { expect(JSON.decode(JSON.encode(expected)), equals(expected)); }