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Convenience methods for parsing XML/HTML.
2014-09-03 07:30:56 +00:00
require 'spec_helper'
describe Oga do
Use describe/it instead of context/example. This keeps things consistent with the general testing guidelines in the Ruby community. This in turn should hopefully make my life easier as I don't have to tell people to use this rather odd stlye I was using before.
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it 'parses an XML document' do
Implemented a basic SAX API. This API is a little bit dodgy (similar to Nokogiri's API) due to the use of separate parser and handler classes. This is done to ensure that the return values of callback methods (e.g. on_element) aren't used by Racc for building AST trees. This also ensures that whatever variables are set by the handler don't conflict with any variables of the parser. This fixes #42.
2014-09-16 12:30:46 +00:00
document = described_class.parse_xml('<root>foo</root>')
Convenience methods for parsing XML/HTML.
2014-09-03 07:30:56 +00:00
Implemented a basic SAX API. This API is a little bit dodgy (similar to Nokogiri's API) due to the use of separate parser and handler classes. This is done to ensure that the return values of callback methods (e.g. on_element) aren't used by Racc for building AST trees. This also ensures that whatever variables are set by the handler don't conflict with any variables of the parser. This fixes #42.
2014-09-16 12:30:46 +00:00
document.is_a?(Oga::XML::Document).should == true
end
Use describe/it instead of context/example. This keeps things consistent with the general testing guidelines in the Ruby community. This in turn should hopefully make my life easier as I don't have to tell people to use this rather odd stlye I was using before.
2015-01-08 22:01:53 +00:00
it 'parses an HTML document' do
Implemented a basic SAX API. This API is a little bit dodgy (similar to Nokogiri's API) due to the use of separate parser and handler classes. This is done to ensure that the return values of callback methods (e.g. on_element) aren't used by Racc for building AST trees. This also ensures that whatever variables are set by the handler don't conflict with any variables of the parser. This fixes #42.
2014-09-16 12:30:46 +00:00
document = described_class.parse_xml('<html><body></body></html>')
document.is_a?(Oga::XML::Document).should == true
Convenience methods for parsing XML/HTML.
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end
Use describe/it instead of context/example. This keeps things consistent with the general testing guidelines in the Ruby community. This in turn should hopefully make my life easier as I don't have to tell people to use this rather odd stlye I was using before.
2015-01-08 22:01:53 +00:00
describe 'SAX parsing' do
Implemented a basic SAX API. This API is a little bit dodgy (similar to Nokogiri's API) due to the use of separate parser and handler classes. This is done to ensure that the return values of callback methods (e.g. on_element) aren't used by Racc for building AST trees. This also ensures that whatever variables are set by the handler don't conflict with any variables of the parser. This fixes #42.
2014-09-16 12:30:46 +00:00
before do
klass = Class.new do
attr_reader :name
def on_element(namespace, name, attrs = {})
@name = name
end
end
@handler = klass.new
end
Use describe/it instead of context/example. This keeps things consistent with the general testing guidelines in the Ruby community. This in turn should hopefully make my life easier as I don't have to tell people to use this rather odd stlye I was using before.
2015-01-08 22:01:53 +00:00
it 'parses an XML document using the SAX parser' do
Implemented a basic SAX API. This API is a little bit dodgy (similar to Nokogiri's API) due to the use of separate parser and handler classes. This is done to ensure that the return values of callback methods (e.g. on_element) aren't used by Racc for building AST trees. This also ensures that whatever variables are set by the handler don't conflict with any variables of the parser. This fixes #42.
2014-09-16 12:30:46 +00:00
Oga.sax_parse_xml(@handler, '<foo />')
@handler.name.should == 'foo'
end
Use describe/it instead of context/example. This keeps things consistent with the general testing guidelines in the Ruby community. This in turn should hopefully make my life easier as I don't have to tell people to use this rather odd stlye I was using before.
2015-01-08 22:01:53 +00:00
it 'parses an HTML document using the SAX parser' do
Use sax_parse_html for HTML documents. I suspect the only reason this test ever passed due to Racc's error handling. Either way this was using the wrong method.
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Oga.sax_parse_html(@handler, '<link>')
Convenience methods for parsing XML/HTML.
2014-09-03 07:30:56 +00:00
Implemented a basic SAX API. This API is a little bit dodgy (similar to Nokogiri's API) due to the use of separate parser and handler classes. This is done to ensure that the return values of callback methods (e.g. on_element) aren't used by Racc for building AST trees. This also ensures that whatever variables are set by the handler don't conflict with any variables of the parser. This fixes #42.
2014-09-16 12:30:46 +00:00
@handler.name.should == 'link'
Convenience methods for parsing XML/HTML.
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end
end
end