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require "./test_helper.js"
extend global, require "./test_chrome_stubs.js"
global.Settings = {postUpdateHooks: {}, get: (-> ""), set: ->}
{Commands} = require "../../background_scripts/commands.js"
context "Key mappings",
setup ->
@testKeySequence = (key, expectedKeyText, expectedKeyLength) ->
keySequence = Commands.parseKeySequence key
assert.equal expectedKeyText, keySequence.join "/"
assert.equal expectedKeyLength, keySequence.length
should "lowercase keys correctly", ->
@testKeySequence "a", "a", 1
@testKeySequence "A", "A", 1
@testKeySequence "ab", "a/b", 2
should "parse keys with modifiers", ->
@testKeySequence "<c-a>", "<c-a>", 1
@testKeySequence "<c-A>", "<c-A>", 1
@testKeySequence "<C-A>", "<c-A>", 1
@testKeySequence "<c-a><a-b>", "<c-a>/<a-b>", 2
@testKeySequence "<m-a>", "<m-a>", 1
should "normalize with modifiers", ->
# Modifiers should be in alphabetical order.
@testKeySequence "<m-c-a-A>", "<a-c-m-A>", 1
should "parse and normalize named keys", ->
@testKeySequence "<space>", "<space>", 1
@testKeySequence "<Space>", "<space>", 1
@testKeySequence "<C-Space>", "<c-space>", 1
@testKeySequence "<f12>", "<f12>", 1
@testKeySequence "<F12>", "<f12>", 1
should "handle angle brackets", ->
@testKeySequence "<", "<", 1
@testKeySequence ">", ">", 1
@testKeySequence "<<", "</<", 2
@testKeySequence ">>", ">/>", 2
@testKeySequence "<>", "</>", 2
@testKeySequence "<>", "</>", 2
@testKeySequence "<<space>", "</<space>", 2
@testKeySequence "<C->>", "<c->>", 1
should "negative tests", ->
# These should not be parsed as modifiers.
@testKeySequence "<b-a>", "</b/-/a/>", 5
@testKeySequence "<c-@@>", "</c/-/@/@/>", 6
context "Validate commands and options",
should "have either noRepeat or repeatLimit, but not both", ->
# TODO(smblott) For this and each following test, is there a way to structure the tests such that the name
# of the offending command appears in the output, if the test fails?
for own command, options of Commands.availableCommands
assert.isTrue not (options.noRepeat and options.repeatLimit)
should "describe each command", ->
for own command, options of Commands.availableCommands
assert.equal 'string', typeof options.description
should "define each command in each command group", ->
for own group, commands of Commands.commandGroups
for command in commands
assert.equal 'string', typeof command
assert.isTrue Commands.availableCommands[command]
should "have valid commands for each advanced command", ->
for command in Commands.advancedCommands
assert.equal 'string', typeof command
assert.isTrue Commands.availableCommands[command]
should "have valid commands for each default key mapping", ->
count = Object.keys(Commands.keyToCommandRegistry).length
assert.isTrue (0 < count)
for own key, command of Commands.keyToCommandRegistry
assert.equal 'object', typeof command
assert.isTrue Commands.availableCommands[command.command]
context "Validate advanced commands",
setup ->
@allCommands = [].concat.apply [], (commands for own group, commands of Commands.commandGroups)
should "include each advanced command in a command group", ->
for command in Commands.advancedCommands
assert.isTrue 0 <= @allCommands.indexOf command
# TODO (smblott) More tests:
# - Ensure each background command has an implmentation in BackgroundCommands
# - Ensure each foreground command has an implmentation in vimium_frontent.coffee
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