plainleaf/client/markdown_parser/parser.test.ts

import {
  collectNodesOfType,
  findNodeOfType,
  renderToText,
} from "@silverbulletmd/silverbullet/lib/tree";
import { assertEquals, assertNotEquals } from "@std/assert";
import { parseMarkdown } from "./parser.ts";
import { extractHashtag } from "../../plug-api/lib/tags.ts";
import { renderHashtag } from "../../plugs/index/tags.ts";

const sample1 = `---
type: page
tags:
- hello
- world
---
# This is a doc

Here is a [[wiki link]] and a [[wiki link|alias]].

Supper`;

const sampleInvalid1 = `---
name: Zef
# This is a doc

Supper`;

Deno.test("Test parser", () => {
  let tree = parseMarkdown(sample1);
  // console.log("tree", JSON.stringify(tree, null, 2));
  // Check if rendering back to text works
  assertEquals(renderToText(tree), sample1);

  const tree2 = parseMarkdown(sample1, 3);
  // console.log("tree", JSON.stringify(tree, null, 2));
  // Check if rendering back to text works
  assertEquals(renderToText(tree2), sample1);

  // Find wiki link and wiki link alias
  const links = collectNodesOfType(tree, "WikiLink");
  assertEquals(links.length, 2);
  const nameNode = findNodeOfType(links[0], "WikiLinkPage");
  assertEquals(nameNode!.children![0].text, "wiki link");

  // Check if alias is parsed properly
  const aliasNode = findNodeOfType(links[1], "WikiLinkAlias");
  assertEquals(aliasNode!.children![0].text, "alias");

  // Find frontmatter
  let node = findNodeOfType(tree, "FrontMatter");
  assertNotEquals(node, undefined);
  tree = parseMarkdown(sampleInvalid1);
  node = findNodeOfType(tree, "FrontMatter");
  // console.log("Invalid node", node);
  assertEquals(node, undefined);
});

const inlineAttributeSample = `
Hello there [a link](http://zef.plus)
[age: 100]
[age:: 200]

Here's a more [ambiguous: case](http://zef.plus)

And one with nested brackets: [array: [1, 2, 3]]
`;

Deno.test("Test inline attribute syntax", () => {
  const tree = parseMarkdown(inlineAttributeSample);
  // console.log("Attribute parsed", JSON.stringify(tree, null, 2));
  const attributes = collectNodesOfType(tree, "Attribute");
  let nameNode = findNodeOfType(attributes[0], "AttributeName");
  assertEquals(nameNode!.children![0].text, "age");
  let valueNode = findNodeOfType(attributes[0], "AttributeValue");
  assertEquals(valueNode!.children![0].text, "100");

  nameNode = findNodeOfType(attributes[1], "AttributeName");
  assertEquals(nameNode!.children![0].text, "age");
  valueNode = findNodeOfType(attributes[1], "AttributeValue");
  assertEquals(valueNode!.children![0].text, "200");

  nameNode = findNodeOfType(attributes[2], "AttributeName");
  assertEquals(nameNode!.children![0].text, "array");
  valueNode = findNodeOfType(attributes[2], "AttributeValue");
  assertEquals(valueNode!.children![0].text, "[1, 2, 3]");
});

const multiStatusTaskExample = `
* [ ] Task 1
- [x] Task 2
* [TODO] Task 3
`;

Deno.test("Test multi-status tasks", () => {
  const tree = parseMarkdown(multiStatusTaskExample);
  // console.log("Tasks parsed", JSON.stringify(tree, null, 2));
  const tasks = collectNodesOfType(tree, "Task");
  assertEquals(tasks.length, 3);
  // Check " " checkbox state parsing
  assertEquals(tasks[0].children![0].children![1].text, " ");
  assertEquals(tasks[1].children![0].children![1].text, "x");
  assertEquals(tasks[2].children![0].children![1].text, "TODO");
});

Deno.test("Test lua directive parser", () => {
  const simpleExample = `Simple \${query_coll("something")}`;
  console.log(JSON.stringify(parseMarkdown(simpleExample), null, 2));
});

const hashtagSample = `
Hashtags, e.g. #mytag but ignore in code \`#mytag\`.
They can contain slashes like #level/beginner, single quotes, and dashes: #Mike's-idea.
Can be just #a single letter.
But no other #interpunction: #exclamation! #question?
There is a way to write #<tag with spaces>
These cannot span #<multiple
lines>
#no#spacing also works.
Hashtags can start with number if there's something after it: #3dprint #15-52_Trip-to-NYC.
But magazine issue #1 or #123 are not hashtags.
Should support other languages, like #żółć or #井号
`;

Deno.test("Test hashtag parser", () => {
  const tree = parseMarkdown(hashtagSample);
  const hashtags = collectNodesOfType(tree, "Hashtag");
  assertEquals(hashtags.length, 14);

  assertEquals(hashtags[0].children![0].text, "#mytag");
  assertEquals(hashtags[1].children![0].text, "#level/beginner");
  assertEquals(hashtags[2].children![0].text, "#Mike's-idea");
  assertEquals(hashtags[3].children![0].text, "#a");
  assertEquals(hashtags[4].children![0].text, "#interpunction");
  assertEquals(hashtags[5].children![0].text, "#exclamation");
  assertEquals(hashtags[6].children![0].text, "#question");
  assertEquals(hashtags[7].children![0].text, "#<tag with spaces>");
  // multiple lines not allowed
  assertEquals(hashtags[8].children![0].text, "#no");
  assertEquals(hashtags[9].children![0].text, "#spacing");
  assertEquals(hashtags[10].children![0].text, "#3dprint");
  assertEquals(hashtags[11].children![0].text, "#15-52_Trip-to-NYC");
  assertEquals(hashtags[12].children![0].text, "#żółć");
  assertEquals(hashtags[13].children![0].text, "#井号");
});

Deno.test("Test hashtag helper functions", () => {
  assertEquals(extractHashtag("#name"), "name");
  assertEquals(extractHashtag("#123-content"), "123-content");
  assertEquals(extractHashtag("#<escaped tag>"), "escaped tag");
  assertEquals(
    extractHashtag("#<allow < and # inside>"),
    "allow < and # inside",
  );

  assertEquals(renderHashtag("simple"), "#simple");
  assertEquals(renderHashtag("123-content"), "#123-content");
  assertEquals(renderHashtag("with spaces"), "#<with spaces>");
  assertEquals(renderHashtag("single'quote"), "#single'quote");
  // should behave like this for all characters in tagRegex
  assertEquals(renderHashtag("exclamation!"), "#<exclamation!>");
});

const nakedURLSample = `
http://abc.com is a URL
Also http://no-trailing-period.com. That's a URL. It ends with m, not '.'.
http://no-trailing-comma.com, that same a URL, ends with m (and not ',').
http://trailing-slash.com/. That ends with '/' (still not '.').
http://abc.com?e=2.71,pi=3.14 is a URL too.
http://abc.com?e=2.71. That is a URL, which ends with 1 (and not '.').
`;

Deno.test("Test NakedURL parser", () => {
  const tree = parseMarkdown(nakedURLSample);
  const urls = collectNodesOfType(tree, "NakedURL");

  assertEquals(urls.map((x) => x.children![0].text), [
    "http://abc.com",
    "http://no-trailing-period.com",
    "http://no-trailing-comma.com",
    "http://trailing-slash.com/",
    "http://abc.com?e=2.71,pi=3.14",
    "http://abc.com?e=2.71",
  ]);
});

const tableSample = `
| Header A | Header B |
|----------|----------|
| [[Wiki|Alias]] | 1B |
| 2A             | 2B |
`;

Deno.test("Test table parser", () => {
  const tree = parseMarkdown(tableSample);
  const cells = collectNodesOfType(tree, "TableCell");

  assertEquals(cells.map((x) => x.children![0].text), [
    "Header A",
    "Header B",
    undefined,
    "1B",
    "2A",
    "2B",
  ]);

  // Check the Wiki Link - Make sure no backslash has been added (issue 943)
  assertEquals(cells[2].children![0].type, "WikiLink");
  const wikiName = findNodeOfType(cells[2], "WikiLinkPage");
  const wikiAlias = findNodeOfType(cells[2], "WikiLinkAlias");
  assertEquals(wikiName!.children![0].text, "Wiki");
  assertEquals(wikiAlias!.children![0].text, "Alias");
});