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#include "config.h"
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <telepathy-glib/telepathy-glib.h>
#include "empathy-string-parser.h"
#include "test-helper.h"
#define DEBUG_FLAG EMPATHY_DEBUG_TESTS
#include "empathy-debug.h"
static void
test_replace_match (const gchar *text,
gssize len,
gpointer match_data,
gpointer user_data)
{
GString *string = user_data;
g_string_append_c (string, '[');
g_string_append_len (string, text, len);
g_string_append_c (string, ']');
}
static void
test_parsers (void)
{
gchar *tests[] =
{
/* Basic link matches */
"http://foo.com", "[http://foo.com]",
"http://foo.com\nhttp://bar.com", "[http://foo.com]\n[http://bar.com]",
"http://foo.com/test?id=bar?", "[http://foo.com/test?id=bar]?",
"git://foo.com", "[git://foo.com]",
"git+ssh://foo.com", "[git+ssh://foo.com]",
"mailto:user@server.com", "[mailto:user@server.com]",
"www.foo.com", "[www.foo.com]",
"ftp.foo.com", "[ftp.foo.com]",
"user@server.com", "[user@server.com]",
"first.last@server.com", "[first.last@server.com]",
"http://foo.com. bar", "[http://foo.com]. bar",
"http://foo.com; bar", "[http://foo.com]; bar",
"http://foo.com: bar", "[http://foo.com]: bar",
"http://foo.com:bar", "[http://foo.com:bar]",
"http://apos'foo.com", "[http://apos'foo.com]",
"mailto:bar'?user@server.com", "[mailto:bar'?user@server.com]",
/* They are not links! */
"http://", "http[:/]/", /* Hm... */
"www.", "www.",
"w.foo.com", "w.foo.com",
"@server.com", "@server.com",
"mailto:user@", "mailto:user@",
"mailto:user@.com", "mailto:user@.com",
"user@.com", "user@.com",
/* Links inside (), {}, [], <>, "" or '' */
/* FIXME: How to test if the ending ] is matched or not? */
"Foo (www.foo.com)", "Foo ([www.foo.com])",
"Foo {www.foo.com}", "Foo {[www.foo.com]}",
"Foo [www.foo.com]", "Foo [[www.foo.com]]",
"Foo <www.foo.com>", "Foo <[www.foo.com]>",
"Foo \"www.foo.com\"", "Foo "[www.foo.com]"",
"Foo (www.foo.com/bar(123)baz)", "Foo ([www.foo.com/bar(123)baz])",
"<a href=\"http://foo.com\">bar</a>", "<a href="[http://foo.com]">bar</a>",
"Foo (user@server.com)", "Foo ([user@server.com])",
"Foo {user@server.com}", "Foo {[user@server.com]}",
"Foo [user@server.com]", "Foo [[user@server.com]]",
"Foo <user@server.com>", "Foo <[user@server.com]>",
"Foo \"user@server.com\"", "Foo "[user@server.com]"",
"<a href='http://apos'foo.com'>bar</a>", "<a href='[http://apos'foo.com]'>bar</a>",
"Foo 'bar'?user@server.com'", "Foo '[bar'?user@server.com]'",
/* Basic smileys */
"a:)b", "a[:)]b",
">:)", "[>:)]",
">:(", ">[:(]",
/* Smileys and links mixed */
":)http://foo.com", "[:)][http://foo.com]",
"a :) b http://foo.com c :( d www.test.com e", "a [:)] b [http://foo.com] c [:(] d [www.test.com] e",
/* '\r' should be stripped */
"badger\n\rmushroom", "badger\nmushroom",
"badger\r\nmushroom", "badger\nmushroom",
/* FIXME: Known issue: Brackets should be counted by the parser */
//"Foo www.bar.com/test(123)", "Foo [www.bar.com/test(123)]",
//"Foo (www.bar.com/test(123))", "Foo ([www.bar.com/test(123)])",
//"Foo www.bar.com/test{123}", "Foo [www.bar.com/test{123}]",
//"Foo (:))", "Foo ([:)])",
//"Foo <a href=\"http://foo.com\">:)</a>", "Foo <a href=\"[http://foo.com]\">[:)]</a>",
NULL, NULL
};
EmpathyStringParser parsers[] =
{
{empathy_string_match_link, test_replace_match},
{empathy_string_match_smiley, test_replace_match},
{empathy_string_match_all, empathy_string_replace_escaped},
{NULL, NULL}
};
guint i;
DEBUG ("Started");
for (i = 0; tests[i] != NULL; i += 2)
{
GString *string;
gboolean ok;
string = g_string_new (NULL);
empathy_string_parser_substr (tests[i], -1, parsers, string);
ok = !tp_strdiff (tests[i + 1], string->str);
DEBUG ("'%s' => '%s': %s", tests[i], string->str, ok ? "OK" : "FAILED");
g_assert (ok);
g_string_free (string, TRUE);
}
}
int
main (int argc,
char **argv)
{
int result;
test_init (argc, argv);
g_test_add_func ("/parsers", test_parsers);
result = g_test_run ();
test_deinit ();
return result;
}
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