mathjs/test/unit-tests/expression/Parser.test.js
jhugman e80995d52d
Add support for scopes with get and set methods (#2166)
* Add support for scopes with get and set methods

* Fix build for node v12

* Fixup cli and parser tests

* Add tests for simplify and evaluate

* Add example for a custom scope object

* Function calls need child scopes

* Transitionary step: Separate Safe and Scope Property calls

* Renamed identifiers in FunctionNode

* Evaluate with ObjectScopeWrapper

* Simplify tests passing

* Assume all scopes are map-like. Except parser

* Remove isMapLike check in customs.*SafeProperty() methods

* Change MapLike to Map

* Move keywords from an Object to a Set

* Move ScopeProperty functions in to scope.js

* Removed deprecation warning

* Rename scope.js to map.js

* Rename ScopeProperty to MapProperty

* Add tests and docs for map.js

* Put back the micro-optimization of function calls

* Use Map in the parser

* Called scope methods directly in cli.js

* Coercing of scope into a Map is done in Node, not evaluate

* Move createSubScope to its own file

* Fixup following self-review

* Add scope docs

* Final self-review changes

* Address reviewer comments

* Remove MapProperty witness marks

* Converted broken benchmark possibly lost in a rebase

* Use bare map as scope in benchmark

Co-authored-by: Jos de Jong <wjosdejong@gmail.com>
2021-05-16 13:33:01 +02:00

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// test parser
import assert from 'assert'
import approx from '../../../tools/approx.js'
import math from '../../../src/defaultInstance.js'
const Parser = math.Parser
describe('parser', function () {
it('should create a parser', function () {
const parser = new Parser()
assert.ok(parser instanceof Parser)
})
it('should have a property isParser', function () {
const a = new Parser()
assert.strictEqual(a.isParser, true)
})
it('should have a property type', function () {
const a = new Parser()
assert.strictEqual(a.type, 'Parser')
})
it('should evaluate an expression', function () {
const parser = new Parser()
const result = parser.evaluate('2 + 3')
assert.strictEqual(result, 5)
})
it('should get variables from the parsers namespace ', function () {
const parser = new Parser()
parser.evaluate('a = 3')
parser.evaluate('b = a + 2')
assert.strictEqual(parser.evaluate('a'), 3)
assert.strictEqual(parser.evaluate('b'), 5)
assert.strictEqual(parser.get('a'), 3)
assert.strictEqual(parser.get('b'), 5)
})
it('should get all variables from the parsers namespace ', function () {
const parser = new Parser()
parser.evaluate('a = 3')
parser.evaluate('b = a + 2')
assert.deepStrictEqual(parser.getAll(), { a: 3, b: 5 })
parser.remove('a')
assert.deepStrictEqual(parser.getAll(), { b: 5 })
})
it('should return undefined when getting a non existing variable', function () {
const parser = new Parser()
assert.strictEqual(parser.get('non_existing_variable'), undefined)
})
it('should set variables in the parsers namespace ', function () {
const parser = new Parser()
assert.strictEqual(parser.set('a', 3), 3)
assert.strictEqual(parser.evaluate('a'), 3)
assert.strictEqual(parser.evaluate('a + 2'), 5)
// adjust variable
assert.strictEqual(parser.evaluate('a = a + 2'), 5)
assert.strictEqual(parser.evaluate('a'), 5)
assert.strictEqual(parser.get('a'), 5)
assert.strictEqual(parser.set('a', parser.get('a') - 4), 1)
assert.strictEqual(parser.evaluate('a'), 1)
})
it('should remove a variable from the parsers namespace ', function () {
const parser = new Parser()
assert.strictEqual(parser.set('qq', 3), 3)
assert.strictEqual(parser.evaluate('qq'), 3)
assert.strictEqual(parser.get('qq'), 3)
parser.remove('qq')
assert.strictEqual(parser.get('qq'), undefined)
assert.throws(function () { parser.evaluate('qq') })
assert.strictEqual(parser.evaluate('ww = 5'), 5)
assert.strictEqual(parser.get('ww'), 5)
parser.remove('ww')
assert.strictEqual(parser.get('ww'), undefined)
assert.throws(function () { parser.evaluate('ww') })
})
it('should clear the parsers namespace ', function () {
const parser = new Parser()
assert.strictEqual(parser.evaluate('xx = yy = zz = 5'), 5)
assert.strictEqual(parser.set('pi', 'oops'), 'oops')
assert.strictEqual(parser.get('xx'), 5)
assert.strictEqual(parser.get('yy'), 5)
assert.strictEqual(parser.get('zz'), 5)
assert.strictEqual(parser.get('pi'), 'oops')
assert.strictEqual(parser.evaluate('xx'), 5)
assert.strictEqual(parser.evaluate('yy'), 5)
assert.strictEqual(parser.evaluate('zz'), 5)
assert.strictEqual(parser.evaluate('pi'), 'oops')
parser.clear()
assert.strictEqual(parser.get('xx'), undefined)
assert.strictEqual(parser.get('yy'), undefined)
assert.strictEqual(parser.get('zz'), undefined)
approx.equal(parser.get('pi'), undefined)
assert.throws(function () { parser.evaluate('xx') })
assert.throws(function () { parser.evaluate('yy') })
assert.throws(function () { parser.evaluate('zz') })
assert.strictEqual(parser.evaluate('pi'), Math.PI)
})
describe('security', function () {
it('should return undefined when accessing what appears to be inherited properties', function () {
try {
const parser = new Parser()
Object.prototype.foo = 'bar' // eslint-disable-line no-extend-native
parser.clear()
assert.strictEqual(parser.get('foo'), undefined)
// No longer uses a Object scope, so this now works!
// assert.throws(function () { parser.get('foo') }, /No access/)
} finally {
delete Object.prototype.foo
}
})
it('should throw an error when assigning an inherited property', function () {
try {
const parser = new Parser()
// We can safely set within the parser
assert.strictEqual(parser.set('toString', null), null)
// But getting it out via getAll() will throw.
assert.throws(function () { parser.getAll() }, /No access/)
} finally {
delete Object.prototype.foo
}
})
})
it('should throw an exception when creating a parser without new', function () {
assert.throws(function () { Parser() }, /Constructor must be called with the new operator/)
})
})