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blockly/tests/mocha/field_angle_test.js
Neil Fraser e90aba9273 fix: Rename Generator to CodeGenerator (#6585)
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/**
* @license
* Copyright 2019 Google LLC
* SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
*/
goog.declareModuleId('Blockly.test.fieldAngle');
import * as Blockly from '../../build/src/core/blockly.js';
import {assertFieldValue, runConstructorSuiteTests, runFromJsonSuiteTests, runSetValueTests} from './test_helpers/fields.js';
import {createTestBlock, defineRowBlock} from './test_helpers/block_definitions.js';
import {sharedTestSetup, sharedTestTeardown, workspaceTeardown} from './test_helpers/setup_teardown.js';
suite('Angle Fields', function() {
setup(function() {
sharedTestSetup.call(this);
});
teardown(function() {
sharedTestTeardown.call(this);
});
/**
* Configuration for field tests with invalid values.
* @type {!Array<!FieldCreationTestCase>}
*/
const invalidValueTestCases = [
{title: 'Undefined', value: undefined},
{title: 'Null', value: null},
{title: 'NaN', value: NaN},
{title: 'Non-Parsable String', value: 'bad'},
{title: 'Infinity', value: Infinity, expectedValue: Infinity},
{title: 'Negative Infinity', value: -Infinity, expectedValue: -Infinity},
{title: 'Infinity String', value: 'Infinity', expectedValue: Infinity},
{title: 'Negative Infinity String', value: '-Infinity',
expectedValue: -Infinity},
];
/**
* Configuration for field tests with valid values.
* @type {!Array<!FieldCreationTestCase>}
*/
const validValueTestCases = [
{title: 'Integer', value: 1, expectedValue: 1},
{title: 'Float', value: 1.5, expectedValue: 1.5},
{title: 'Integer String', value: '1', expectedValue: 1},
{title: 'Float String', value: '1.5', expectedValue: 1.5},
{title: '> 360°', value: 362, expectedValue: 2},
];
const addArgsAndJson = function(testCase) {
testCase.args = [testCase.value];
testCase.json = {'angle': testCase.value};
};
invalidValueTestCases.forEach(addArgsAndJson);
validValueTestCases.forEach(addArgsAndJson);
/**
* The expected default value for the field being tested.
* @type {*}
*/
const defaultFieldValue = 0;
/**
* Asserts that the field property values are set to default.
* @param {FieldTemplate} field The field to check.
*/
const assertFieldDefault = function(field) {
assertFieldValue(field, defaultFieldValue);
};
/**
* Asserts that the field properties are correct based on the test case.
* @param {!Blockly.FieldAngle} field The field to check.
* @param {!FieldValueTestCase} testCase The test case.
*/
const validTestCaseAssertField = function(field, testCase) {
assertFieldValue(field, testCase.expectedValue);
};
runConstructorSuiteTests(
Blockly.FieldAngle, validValueTestCases, invalidValueTestCases,
validTestCaseAssertField, assertFieldDefault);
runFromJsonSuiteTests(
Blockly.FieldAngle, validValueTestCases, invalidValueTestCases,
validTestCaseAssertField, assertFieldDefault);
suite('setValue', function() {
suite('Empty -> New Value', function() {
setup(function() {
this.field = new Blockly.FieldAngle();
});
runSetValueTests(
validValueTestCases, invalidValueTestCases, defaultFieldValue);
test('With source block', function() {
this.field.setSourceBlock(createTestBlock());
this.field.setValue(2.5);
assertFieldValue(this.field, 2.5);
});
});
suite('Value -> New Value', function() {
const initialValue = 1;
setup(function() {
this.field = new Blockly.FieldAngle(initialValue);
});
runSetValueTests(
validValueTestCases, invalidValueTestCases, initialValue);
test('With source block', function() {
this.field.setSourceBlock(createTestBlock());
this.field.setValue(2.5);
assertFieldValue(this.field, 2.5);
});
});
});
suite('Validators', function() {
setup(function() {
this.field = new Blockly.FieldAngle(1);
this.field.htmlInput_ = document.createElement('input');
this.field.htmlInput_.setAttribute('data-old-value', '1');
this.field.htmlInput_.setAttribute('data-untyped-default-value', '1');
this.stub = sinon.stub(this.field, 'resizeEditor_');
});
teardown(function() {
sinon.restore();
});
const testSuites = [
{title: 'Null Validator',
validator:
function() {
return null;
},
value: 2, expectedValue: 1},
{title: 'Force Mult of 30 Validator',
validator:
function(newValue) {
return Math.round(newValue / 30) * 30;
},
value: 25, expectedValue: 30},
{title: 'Returns Undefined Validator', validator: function() {}, value: 2,
expectedValue: 2},
];
testSuites.forEach(function(suiteInfo) {
suite(suiteInfo.title, function() {
setup(function() {
this.field.setValidator(suiteInfo.validator);
});
test('When Editing', function() {
this.field.isBeingEdited_ = true;
this.field.htmlInput_.value = String(suiteInfo.value);
this.field.onHtmlInputChange_(null);
assertFieldValue(
this.field, suiteInfo.expectedValue, String(suiteInfo.value));
});
test('When Not Editing', function() {
this.field.setValue(suiteInfo.value);
assertFieldValue(this.field, suiteInfo.expectedValue);
});
});
});
});
suite('Customizations', function() {
suite('Clockwise', function() {
test('JS Configuration', function() {
const field = new Blockly.FieldAngle(0, null, {
clockwise: true,
});
chai.assert.isTrue(field.clockwise_);
});
test('JSON Definition', function() {
const field = Blockly.FieldAngle.fromJson({
value: 0,
clockwise: true,
});
chai.assert.isTrue(field.clockwise_);
});
test('Constant', function() {
// Note: Generally constants should be set at compile time, not
// runtime (since they are constants) but for testing purposes we
// can do this.
Blockly.FieldAngle.CLOCKWISE = true;
const field = new Blockly.FieldAngle();
chai.assert.isTrue(field.clockwise_);
});
});
suite('Offset', function() {
test('JS Configuration', function() {
const field = new Blockly.FieldAngle(0, null, {
offset: 90,
});
chai.assert.equal(field.offset_, 90);
});
test('JSON Definition', function() {
const field = Blockly.FieldAngle.fromJson({
value: 0,
offset: 90,
});
chai.assert.equal(field.offset_, 90);
});
test('Constant', function() {
// Note: Generally constants should be set at compile time, not
// runtime (since they are constants) but for testing purposes we
// can do this.
Blockly.FieldAngle.OFFSET = 90;
const field = new Blockly.FieldAngle();
chai.assert.equal(field.offset_, 90);
});
test('Null', function() {
// Note: Generally constants should be set at compile time, not
// runtime (since they are constants) but for testing purposes we
// can do this.
Blockly.FieldAngle.OFFSET = 90;
const field = Blockly.FieldAngle.fromJson({
value: 0,
offset: null,
});
chai.assert.equal(field.offset_, 90);
});
});
suite('Wrap', function() {
test('JS Configuration', function() {
const field = new Blockly.FieldAngle(0, null, {
wrap: 180,
});
chai.assert.equal(field.wrap_, 180);
});
test('JSON Definition', function() {
const field = Blockly.FieldAngle.fromJson({
value: 0,
wrap: 180,
});
chai.assert.equal(field.wrap_, 180);
});
test('Constant', function() {
// Note: Generally constants should be set at compile time, not
// runtime (since they are constants) but for testing purposes we
// can do this.
Blockly.FieldAngle.WRAP = 180;
const field = new Blockly.FieldAngle();
chai.assert.equal(field.wrap_, 180);
});
test('Null', function() {
// Note: Generally constants should be set at compile time, not
// runtime (since they are constants) but for testing purposes we
// can do this.
Blockly.FieldAngle.WRAP = 180;
const field = Blockly.FieldAngle.fromJson({
value: 0,
wrap: null,
});
chai.assert.equal(field.wrap_, 180);
});
});
suite('Round', function() {
test('JS Configuration', function() {
const field = new Blockly.FieldAngle(0, null, {
round: 30,
});
chai.assert.equal(field.round_, 30);
});
test('JSON Definition', function() {
const field = Blockly.FieldAngle.fromJson({
value: 0,
round: 30,
});
chai.assert.equal(field.round_, 30);
});
test('Constant', function() {
// Note: Generally constants should be set at compile time, not
// runtime (since they are constants) but for testing purposes we
// can do this.
Blockly.FieldAngle.ROUND = 30;
const field = new Blockly.FieldAngle();
chai.assert.equal(field.round_, 30);
});
test('Null', function() {
// Note: Generally constants should be set at compile time, not
// runtime (since they are constants) but for testing purposes we
// can do this.
Blockly.FieldAngle.ROUND = 30;
const field = Blockly.FieldAngle.fromJson({
value: 0,
round: null,
});
chai.assert.equal(field.round_, 30);
});
});
suite('Mode', function() {
suite('Compass', function() {
test('JS Configuration', function() {
const field = new Blockly.FieldAngle(0, null, {
mode: 'compass',
});
chai.assert.equal(field.offset_, 90);
chai.assert.isTrue(field.clockwise_);
});
test('JS Configuration', function() {
const field = Blockly.FieldAngle.fromJson({
value: 0,
mode: 'compass',
});
chai.assert.equal(field.offset_, 90);
chai.assert.isTrue(field.clockwise_);
});
});
suite('Protractor', function() {
test('JS Configuration', function() {
const field = new Blockly.FieldAngle(0, null, {
mode: 'protractor',
});
chai.assert.equal(field.offset_, 0);
chai.assert.isFalse(field.clockwise_);
});
test('JS Configuration', function() {
const field = Blockly.FieldAngle.fromJson({
value: 0,
mode: 'protractor',
});
chai.assert.equal(field.offset_, 0);
chai.assert.isFalse(field.clockwise_);
});
});
});
});
suite('Serialization', function() {
setup(function() {
this.workspace = new Blockly.Workspace();
defineRowBlock();
this.assertValue = (value) => {
const block = this.workspace.newBlock('row_block');
const field = new Blockly.FieldAngle(value);
block.getInput('INPUT').appendField(field, 'ANGLE');
const jso = Blockly.serialization.blocks.save(block);
chai.assert.deepEqual(jso['fields'], {'ANGLE': value});
};
});
teardown(function() {
workspaceTeardown.call(this, this.workspace);
});
test('Simple', function() {
this.assertValue(90);
});
test('Max precision', function() {
this.assertValue(1.000000000000001);
});
test('Smallest number', function() {
this.assertValue(5e-324);
});
});
});