import unittest, ../json_serialization/lexer, ./utils template expectedToken(token: TokKind, additionalCheck = true) {.dirty.} = lexer.next() check: lexer.tok == token bool(additionalCheck) template lexerTest(name, input: string, expectations) {.dirty.} = test name: var stream = memoryInput(dedent(input)) var lexer = JsonLexer.init stream expectations template `=~`(lhs, rhs: float): bool = abs(lhs - rhs) < 0.01 suite "lexer tests": lexerTest "object with simple fields", """ { "x": 10, "y": "test" } """: expectedToken tkCurlyLe expectedToken tkString, lexer.strVal == "x" expectedToken tkColon expectedToken tkInt, lexer.absIntVal == 10 expectedToken tkComma expectedToken tkString, lexer.strVal == "y" expectedToken tkColon expectedToken tkString, lexer.strVal == "test" expectedToken tkCurlyRi expectedToken tkEof expectedToken tkEof # check that reading past the end is benign lexerTest "int literal", "190": expectedToken tkInt, lexer.absIntVal == 190 expectedToken tkEof lexerTest "int64 literal", "3568257348920230622": expectedToken tkInt, lexer.absIntVal == 3568257348920230622'u64 expectedToken tkEof lexerTest "float literal", ".340": expectedToken tkFloat, lexer.floatVal =~ 0.340 expectedToken tkEof lexerTest "string literal", "\"hello\"": expectedToken tkString, lexer.strVal == "hello" expectedToken tkEof lexerTest "mixed array", "[1, 2.0, \"test\", {}, [],]": expectedToken tkBracketLe expectedToken tkInt, lexer.absIntVal == 1 expectedToken tkComma expectedToken tkFloat, lexer.floatVal =~ 2.0 expectedToken tkComma expectedToken tkString, lexer.strVal == "test" expectedToken tkComma expectedToken tkCurlyLe expectedToken tkCurlyRi expectedToken tkComma expectedToken tkBracketLe expectedToken tkBracketRi expectedToken tkComma expectedToken tkBracketRi expectedToken tkEof