virtualx-engine/tests/test_json.h

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/* test_json.h */
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#ifndef TEST_JSON_H
#define TEST_JSON_H
#include "core/io/json.h"
#include "thirdparty/doctest/doctest.h"
namespace TestJSON {
// NOTE: The current JSON parser accepts many non-conformant strings such as
// single-quoted strings, duplicate commas and trailing commas.
// This is intentionally not tested as users shouldn't rely on this behavior.
TEST_CASE("[JSON] Parsing single data types") {
// Parsing a single data type as JSON is valid per the JSON specification.
JSON json;
Variant result;
String err_str;
int err_line;
json.parse("null", result, err_str, err_line);
CHECK_MESSAGE(
err_line == 0,
"Parsing `null` as JSON should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
result == Variant(),
"Parsing a double quoted string as JSON should return the expected value.");
json.parse("true", result, err_str, err_line);
CHECK_MESSAGE(
err_line == 0,
"Parsing boolean `true` as JSON should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
result,
"Parsing boolean `true` as JSON should return the expected value.");
json.parse("false", result, err_str, err_line);
CHECK_MESSAGE(
err_line == 0,
"Parsing boolean `false` as JSON should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
!result,
"Parsing boolean `false` as JSON should return the expected value.");
// JSON only has a floating-point number type, no integer type.
// This is why we use `is_equal_approx()` for the comparison.
json.parse("123456", result, err_str, err_line);
CHECK_MESSAGE(
err_line == 0,
"Parsing an integer number as JSON should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
(int)result == 123'456,
"Parsing an integer number as JSON should return the expected value.");
json.parse("0.123456", result, err_str, err_line);
CHECK_MESSAGE(
err_line == 0,
"Parsing a floating-point number as JSON should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
Math::is_equal_approx(result, 0.123456),
"Parsing a floating-point number as JSON should return the expected value.");
json.parse("\"hello\"", result, err_str, err_line);
CHECK_MESSAGE(
err_line == 0,
"Parsing a double quoted string as JSON should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
result == "hello",
"Parsing a double quoted string as JSON should return the expected value.");
}
TEST_CASE("[JSON] Parsing arrays") {
JSON json;
Variant result;
String err_str;
int err_line;
// JSON parsing fails if it's split over several lines (even if leading indentation is removed).
json.parse(
R"(["Hello", "world.", "This is",["a","json","array.",[]], "Empty arrays ahoy:", [[["Gotcha!"]]]])",
result, err_str, err_line);
const Array array = result;
CHECK_MESSAGE(
err_line == 0,
"Parsing a JSON array should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
array[0] == "Hello",
"The parsed JSON should contain the expected values.");
const Array sub_array = array[3];
CHECK_MESSAGE(
sub_array.size() == 4,
"The parsed JSON should contain the expected values.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
sub_array[1] == "json",
"The parsed JSON should contain the expected values.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
sub_array[3].hash() == Array().hash(),
"The parsed JSON should contain the expected values.");
const Array deep_array = Array(Array(array[5])[0])[0];
CHECK_MESSAGE(
deep_array[0] == "Gotcha!",
"The parsed JSON should contain the expected values.");
}
TEST_CASE("[JSON] Parsing objects (dictionaries)") {
JSON json;
Variant result;
String err_str;
int err_line;
json.parse(
R"({"name": "Godot Engine", "is_free": true, "bugs": null, "apples": {"red": 500, "green": 0, "blue": -20}, "empty_object": {}})",
result, err_str, err_line);
const Dictionary dictionary = result;
CHECK_MESSAGE(
dictionary["name"] == "Godot Engine",
"The parsed JSON should contain the expected values.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
dictionary["is_free"],
"The parsed JSON should contain the expected values.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
dictionary["bugs"] == Variant(),
"The parsed JSON should contain the expected values.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
(int)Dictionary(dictionary["apples"])["blue"] == -20,
"The parsed JSON should contain the expected values.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
dictionary["empty_object"].hash() == Dictionary().hash(),
"The parsed JSON should contain the expected values.");
}
} // namespace TestJSON
#endif // TEST_JSON_H