// Adapted from Asciidoctor's lists test suite, found in
// https://github.com/asciidoctor/asciidoctor/blob/main/test/lists_test.rb.
//
// The tests in this tree are adapted from the Ruby implementation of
// Asciidoctor, which comes with the following license:
//
// MIT License
//
// Copyright (C) 2012-present Dan Allen, Sarah White, Ryan Waldron, and the
// individual contributors to Asciidoctor.
//
// Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
// of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
// in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights
// to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell
// copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is
// furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
//
// The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in
// all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
//
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// IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,
// FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE
// AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER
// LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,
// OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN
// THE SOFTWARE.
//
//! Port of Asciidoctor's `lists_test.rb`.
//!
//! Each Ruby `context` becomes a Rust `mod` and each `test '..'` becomes a
//! `#[test] fn`, driven through [`Parser`](crate::Parser) and asserted with the
//! `assert_*` DOM helpers or a full-AST `assert_eq!`. Every ported `test '..'`
//! block is reproduced verbatim in a `verifies!` block so the `sdd` coverage
//! tool can measure which lines of the Ruby suite are verified line-by-line.
//!
//! Compatibility mode and non-HTML backends (DocBook) are out of scope for this
//! crate, as are the horizontal and qanda description-list layouts and several
//! Ruby-internal model APIs (`level`, `outline?`, `simple?`, mutable
//! `text=`/`id=`/`subs` accessors). Ruby tests exercising those are reproduced
//! verbatim in `non_normative!` blocks (accounting for their lines without
//! asserting behavior this crate does not model), each annotated with the
//! reason it is not ported. A handful of `#[test] fn`s extend the Ruby coverage
//! with crate-specific cases and so carry no `verifies!` block.
use crate::tests::sdd::*;
track_file!("ref/asciidoctor/test/lists_test.rb");
non_normative!(
r#"
# frozen_string_literal: true
require_relative 'test_helper'
context "Bulleted lists (:ulist)" do
"#
);
mod bulleted_lists {
use crate::tests::prelude::*;
non_normative!(
r#"
context "Simple lists" do
"#
);
mod simple_lists {
use crate::{blocks::ListType, document::RefType, tests::prelude::*};
#[test]
fn dash_elements_with_no_blank_lines() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "dash elements with no blank lines" do
input = <<~'EOS'
List
====
- Foo
- Boo
- Blech
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ul/li', output, 3
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("List\n====\n\n- Foo\n- Boo\n- Blech\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li", 3);
}
#[test]
fn indented_dash_elements_using_spaces() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'indented dash elements using spaces' do
input = <<~EOS
\x20- Foo
\x20- Boo
\x20- Blech
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ul/li', output, 3
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse(" - Foo\n - Boo\n - Blech\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li", 3);
}
#[test]
fn indented_dash_elements_using_tabs() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'indented dash elements using tabs' do
input = <<~EOS
\t-\tFoo
\t-\tBoo
\t-\tBlech
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ul/li', output, 3
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("\t-\tFoo\n\t-\tBoo\n\t-\tBlech\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li", 3);
}
#[test]
fn dash_elements_separated_by_blank_lines_should_merge_lists() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "dash elements separated by blank lines should merge lists" do
input = <<~'EOS'
List
====
- Foo
- Boo
- Blech
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ul/li', output, 3
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("List\n====\n\n- Foo\n\n- Boo\n\n\n- Blech\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li", 3);
}
#[test]
fn dash_elements_with_interspersed_line_comments_should_be_skipped_and_not_break_list() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'dash elements with interspersed line comments should be skipped and not break list' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== List
- Foo
// line comment
// another line comment
- Boo
// line comment
more text
// another line comment
- Blech
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ul/li', output, 3
assert_xpath %((//ul/li)[2]/p[text()="Boo\nmore text"]), output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== List\n\n- Foo\n// line comment\n// another line comment\n- Boo\n// line comment\nmore text\n// another line comment\n- Blech\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li", 3);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul/li)[2]/p[text()=\"Boo\\nmore text\"]", 1);
}
#[test]
fn dash_elements_separated_by_a_line_comment_offset_by_blank_lines_should_not_merge_lists()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test "dash elements separated by a line comment offset by blank lines should not merge lists" do
input = <<~'EOS'
List
====
- Foo
- Boo
//
- Blech
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//ul)[1]/li', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//ul)[2]/li', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("List\n====\n\n- Foo\n- Boo\n\n//\n\n- Blech\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul)[1]/li", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul)[2]/li", 1);
}
#[test]
fn dash_elements_separated_by_a_block_title_offset_by_a_blank_line_should_not_merge_lists()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test "dash elements separated by a block title offset by a blank line should not merge lists" do
input = <<~'EOS'
List
====
- Foo
- Boo
.Also
- Blech
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//ul)[1]/li', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//ul)[2]/li', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//ul)[2]/preceding-sibling::*[@class = "title"][text() = "Also"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== List\n\n- Foo\n- Boo\n\n.Also\n- Blech\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul)[1]/li", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul)[2]/li", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//ul)[2]/preceding-sibling::*[@class = \"title\"][text() = \"Also\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn dash_elements_separated_by_an_attribute_entry_offset_by_a_blank_line_should_not_merge_lists()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test "dash elements separated by an attribute entry offset by a blank line should not merge lists" do
input = <<~'EOS'
== List
- Foo
- Boo
:foo: bar
- Blech
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//ul)[1]/li', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//ul)[2]/li', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== List\n\n- Foo\n- Boo\n\n:foo: bar\n- Blech\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul)[1]/li", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul)[2]/li", 1);
}
#[test]
fn a_non_indented_wrapped_line_is_folded_into_text_of_list_item() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'a non-indented wrapped line is folded into text of list item' do
input = <<~'EOS'
List
====
- Foo
wrapped content
- Boo
- Blech
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ul/li[1]/*', output, 1
assert_xpath "//ul/li[1]/p[text() = 'Foo\nwrapped content']", output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc =
Parser::default().parse("List\n====\n\n- Foo\nwrapped content\n- Boo\n- Blech\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li[1]/*", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li[1]/p[text() = 'Foo\\nwrapped content']", 1);
}
#[test]
fn a_non_indented_wrapped_line_that_resembles_a_block_title_is_folded_into_text_of_list_item()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test 'a non-indented wrapped line that resembles a block title is folded into text of list item' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== List
- Foo
.wrapped content
- Boo
- Blech
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ul/li[1]/*', output, 1
assert_xpath "//ul/li[1]/p[text() = 'Foo\n.wrapped content']", output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc =
Parser::default().parse("== List\n\n- Foo\n.wrapped content\n- Boo\n- Blech\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li[1]/*", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li[1]/p[text() = 'Foo\\n.wrapped content']", 1);
}
#[test]
fn a_non_indented_wrapped_line_that_resembles_an_attribute_entry_is_folded_into_text_of_list_item()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test 'a non-indented wrapped line that resembles an attribute entry is folded into text of list item' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== List
- Foo
:foo: bar
- Boo
- Blech
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ul/li[1]/*', output, 1
assert_xpath "//ul/li[1]/p[text() = 'Foo\n:foo: bar']", output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== List\n\n- Foo\n:foo: bar\n- Boo\n- Blech\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li[1]/*", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li[1]/p[text() = 'Foo\\n:foo: bar']", 1);
}
#[test]
fn a_list_item_with_a_nested_marker_terminates_non_indented_paragraph_for_text_of_list_item()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test 'a list item with a nested marker terminates non-indented paragraph for text of list item' do
input = <<~'EOS'
- Foo
Bar
* Foo
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css 'ul ul', output, 1
refute_includes output, '* Foo'
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("- Foo\nBar\n* Foo\n");
assert_css(&doc, "ul ul", 1);
refute_output_contains(&doc, "* Foo");
}
#[test]
fn a_list_item_for_a_different_list_terminates_non_indented_paragraph_for_text_of_list_item()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test 'a list item for a different list terminates non-indented paragraph for text of list item' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Example 1
- Foo
Bar
. Foo
== Example 2
* Item
text
term:: def
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css 'ul ol', output, 1
refute_includes output, '* Foo'
assert_css 'ul dl', output, 1
refute_includes output, 'term:: def'
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse(
"== Example 1\n\n- Foo\nBar\n. Foo\n\n== Example 2\n\n* Item\ntext\nterm:: def\n",
);
assert_css(&doc, "ul ol", 1);
refute_output_contains(&doc, "* Foo");
assert_css(&doc, "ul dl", 1);
refute_output_contains(&doc, "term:: def");
}
#[test]
fn an_indented_wrapped_line_is_unindented_and_folded_into_text_of_list_item() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'an indented wrapped line is unindented and folded into text of list item' do
input = <<~'EOS'
List
====
- Foo
wrapped content
- Boo
- Blech
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ul/li[1]/*', output, 1
assert_xpath "//ul/li[1]/p[text() = 'Foo\nwrapped content']", output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc =
Parser::default().parse("== List\n\n- Foo\n wrapped content\n- Boo\n- Blech\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li[1]/*", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li[1]/p[text() = \'Foo\nwrapped content\']", 1);
}
#[test]
fn wrapped_list_item_with_hanging_indent_followed_by_non_indented_line() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'wrapped list item with hanging indent followed by non-indented line' do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
== Lists
- list item 1
// not line comment
second wrapped line
- list item 2
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css 'ul', output, 1
assert_css 'ul li', output, 2
# NOTE for some reason, we're getting an extra line after the indented line
lines = xmlnodes_at_xpath('(//ul/li)[1]/p', output, 1).text.gsub(/\n[[:space:]]*\n/, ?\n).lines
assert_equal 3, lines.size
assert_equal 'list item 1', lines[0].chomp
assert_equal ' // not line comment', lines[1].chomp
assert_equal 'second wrapped line', lines[2].chomp
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\n- list item 1\n // not line comment\nsecond wrapped line\n- list item 2\n");
assert_css(&doc, "ul", 1);
assert_css(&doc, "ul li", 2);
// Asciidoctor test on which this is based comes with the following comment:
// > NOTE: for some reason, we're getting an extra line after the indented line.
//
// Looks like we're not having that problem in the Rust port. Use this detailed
// comparison to ensure that remains true. todo!("xmlnodes_at_xpath
// check for 3 lines");
assert_eq!(
doc,
Document {
header: Header {
title_source: None,
title: None,
attributes: &[],
author_line: None,
revision_line: None,
comments: &[],
source: Span {
data: "",
line: 1,
col: 1,
offset: 0,
},
},
blocks: &[Block::Section(SectionBlock {
level: 1,
section_title: Content {
original: Span {
data: "Lists",
line: 1,
col: 4,
offset: 3,
},
rendered: "Lists",
},
blocks: &[Block::List(ListBlock {
type_: ListType::Unordered,
items: &[
Block::ListItem(ListItem {
marker: ListItemMarker::Hyphen(Span {
data: "-",
line: 3,
col: 1,
offset: 10,
},),
blocks: &[Block::Simple(SimpleBlock {
content: Content {
original: Span {
data: "list item 1\n // not line comment\nsecond wrapped line",
line: 3,
col: 3,
offset: 12,
},
rendered: "list item 1\n// not line comment\nsecond wrapped line",
},
source: Span {
data: "list item 1\n // not line comment\nsecond wrapped line",
line: 3,
col: 3,
offset: 12,
},
style: SimpleBlockStyle::Paragraph,
title_source: None,
title: None,
caption: None,
number: None,
anchor: None,
anchor_reftext: None,
attrlist: None,
},),],
source: Span {
data: "- list item 1\n // not line comment\nsecond wrapped line",
line: 3,
col: 1,
offset: 10,
},
anchor: None,
anchor_reftext: None,
attrlist: None,
},),
Block::ListItem(ListItem {
marker: ListItemMarker::Hyphen(Span {
data: "-",
line: 6,
col: 1,
offset: 66,
},),
blocks: &[Block::Simple(SimpleBlock {
content: Content {
original: Span {
data: "list item 2",
line: 6,
col: 3,
offset: 68,
},
rendered: "list item 2",
},
source: Span {
data: "list item 2",
line: 6,
col: 3,
offset: 68,
},
style: SimpleBlockStyle::Paragraph,
title_source: None,
title: None,
caption: None,
number: None,
anchor: None,
anchor_reftext: None,
attrlist: None,
},),],
source: Span {
data: "- list item 2",
line: 6,
col: 1,
offset: 66,
},
anchor: None,
anchor_reftext: None,
attrlist: None,
},),
],
source: Span {
data: "- list item 1\n // not line comment\nsecond wrapped line\n- list item 2",
line: 3,
col: 1,
offset: 10,
},
title_source: None,
title: None,
anchor: None,
anchor_reftext: None,
attrlist: None,
},),],
source: Span {
data: "== Lists\n\n- list item 1\n // not line comment\nsecond wrapped line\n- list item 2",
line: 1,
col: 1,
offset: 0,
},
title_source: None,
title: None,
anchor: None,
anchor_reftext: None,
attrlist: None,
section_type: SectionType::Normal,
section_id: Some("_lists",),
caption: None,
section_number: None,
},),],
source: Span {
data: "== Lists\n\n- list item 1\n // not line comment\nsecond wrapped line\n- list item 2",
line: 1,
col: 1,
offset: 0,
},
warnings: &[],
source_map: SourceMap(&[]),
catalog: Catalog {
refs: HashMap::from([(
"_lists",
RefEntry {
id: "_lists",
reftext: Some("Lists",),
ref_type: RefType::Section,
},
),]),
reftext_to_id: HashMap::from([("Lists", "_lists",),]),
},
}
);
}
#[test]
fn a_list_item_with_a_nested_marker_terminates_indented_paragraph_for_text_of_list_item() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'a list item with a nested marker terminates indented paragraph for text of list item' do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
- Foo
Bar
* Foo
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css 'ul ul', output, 1
refute_includes output, '* Foo'
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("- Foo\n Bar\n* Foo\n");
assert_css(&doc, "ul ul", 1);
refute_output_contains(&doc, "* Foo");
}
#[test]
fn a_list_item_that_starts_with_a_sequence_of_list_markers_characters_should_not_match_a_nested_list()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test 'a list item that starts with a sequence of list markers characters should not match a nested list' do
input = <<~EOS
\x20* first item
\x20*. normal text
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css 'ul', output, 1
assert_css 'ul li', output, 1
assert_xpath "//ul/li/p[text()='first item\n*. normal text']", output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse(" * first item\n *. normal text\n");
assert_css(&doc, "ul", 1);
assert_css(&doc, "ul li", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li/p[text()='first item\n*. normal text\']", 1);
}
#[test]
fn a_list_item_for_a_different_list_terminates_indented_paragraph_for_text_of_list_item() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'a list item for a different list terminates indented paragraph for text of list item' do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
== Example 1
- Foo
Bar
. Foo
== Example 2
* Item
text
term:: def
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css 'ul ol', output, 1
refute_includes output, '* Foo'
assert_css 'ul dl', output, 1
refute_includes output, 'term:: def'
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Example 1\n\n- Foo\n Bar\n. Foo\n\n== Example 2\n\n* Item\n text\nterm:: def\n");
assert_css(&doc, "ul ol", 1);
refute_output_contains(&doc, "* Foo");
assert_css(&doc, "ul dl", 1);
refute_output_contains(&doc, "term:: def");
}
#[test]
fn a_literal_paragraph_offset_by_blank_lines_in_list_content_is_appended_as_a_literal_block()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test "a literal paragraph offset by blank lines in list content is appended as a literal block" do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
List
====
- Foo
literal
- Boo
- Blech
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ul/li', output, 3
assert_xpath '(//ul/li)[1]/p[text() = "Foo"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//ul/li)[1]/*[@class="literalblock"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//ul/li)[1]/p/following-sibling::*[@class="literalblock"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//ul/li)[1]/*[@class="literalblock"])[1]//pre[text() = "literal"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== List\n\n- Foo\n\n literal\n\n- Boo\n- Blech\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li", 3);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul/li)[1]/p[text() = \"Foo\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul/li)[1]/*[@class=\"literalblock\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//ul/li)[1]/p/following-sibling::*[@class=\"literalblock\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"((//ul/li)[1]/*[@class=\"literalblock\"])[1]//pre[text() = \"literal\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn should_escape_special_characters_in_all_literal_paragraphs_attached_to_list_item() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should escape special characters in all literal paragraphs attached to list item' do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
* first item
<code>text</code>
more <code>text</code>
* second item
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css 'li', output, 2
assert_css 'code', output, 0
assert_css 'li:first-of-type > *', output, 3
assert_css 'li:first-of-type pre', output, 2
assert_xpath '((//li)[1]//pre)[1][text()="<code>text</code>"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//li)[1]//pre)[2][text()="more <code>text</code>"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("* first item\n\n <code>text</code>\n\n more <code>text</code>\n\n* second item\n");
assert_css(&doc, "li", 2);
assert_css(&doc, "code", 0);
assert_css(&doc, "li:first-of-type > *", 3);
assert_css(&doc, "li:first-of-type pre", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "((//li)[1]//pre)[1][text()=\"<code>text</code>\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"((//li)[1]//pre)[2][text()=\"more <code>text</code>\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn a_literal_paragraph_offset_by_a_blank_line_in_list_content_followed_by_line_with_continuation_is_appended_as_two_blocks()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test "a literal paragraph offset by a blank line in list content followed by line with continuation is appended as two blocks" do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
List
====
- Foo
literal
+
para
- Boo
- Blech
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ul/li', output, 3
assert_xpath '(//ul/li)[1]/p[text() = "Foo"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//ul/li)[1]/*[@class="literalblock"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//ul/li)[1]/p/following-sibling::*[@class="literalblock"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//ul/li)[1]/*[@class="literalblock"])[1]//pre[text() = "literal"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//ul/li)[1]/*[@class="literalblock"]/following-sibling::*[@class="paragraph"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//ul/li)[1]/*[@class="literalblock"]/following-sibling::*[@class="paragraph"]/p[text()="para"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default()
.parse("== List\n\n- Foo\n\n literal\n+\npara\n\n- Boo\n- Blech\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li", 3);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul/li)[1]/p[text() = \"Foo\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul/li)[1]/*[@class=\"literalblock\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//ul/li)[1]/p/following-sibling::*[@class=\"literalblock\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"((//ul/li)[1]/*[@class=\"literalblock\"])[1]//pre[text() = \"literal\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//ul/li)[1]/*[@class=\"literalblock\"]/following-sibling::*[@class=\"paragraph\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//ul/li)[1]/*[@class=\"literalblock\"]/following-sibling::*[@class=\"paragraph\"]/p[text()=\"para\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn an_admonition_paragraph_attached_by_a_line_continuation_to_a_list_item_with_wrapped_text_should_produce_admonition()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test 'an admonition paragraph attached by a line continuation to a list item with wrapped text should produce admonition' do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
- first-line text
wrapped text
+
NOTE: This is a note.
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css 'ul', output, 1
assert_css 'ul > li', output, 1
assert_css 'ul > li > p', output, 1
assert_xpath %(//ul/li/p[text()="first-line text\nwrapped text"]), output, 1
assert_css 'ul > li > p + .admonitionblock.note', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ul/li/*[@class="admonitionblock note"]//td[@class="content"][normalize-space(text())="This is a note."]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default()
.parse("- first-line text\n wrapped text\n+\nNOTE: This is a note.\n");
assert_css(&doc, "ul", 1);
assert_css(&doc, "ul > li", 1);
assert_css(&doc, "ul > li > p", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//ul/li/p[text()=\"first-line text\nwrapped text\"]",
1,
);
assert_css(&doc, "ul > li > p + .admonitionblock.note", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//ul/li/*[@class=\"admonitionblock note\"]//td[@class=\"content\"][normalize-space(text())=\"This is a note.\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn paragraph_like_blocks_attached_to_an_ancestor_list_item_by_a_list_continuation_should_produce_blocks()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test 'paragraph-like blocks attached to an ancestor list item by a list continuation should produce blocks' do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
* parent
** child
+
NOTE: This is a note.
* another parent
** another child
+
'''
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css 'ul ul .admonitionblock.note', output, 0
assert_xpath '(//ul)[1]/li/*[@class="admonitionblock note"]', output, 1
assert_css 'ul ul hr', output, 0
assert_xpath '(//ul)[1]/li/hr', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("* parent\n ** child\n\n+\nNOTE: This is a note.\n\n* another parent\n ** another child\n\n+\n'''\n");
assert_css(&doc, "ul ul .admonitionblock.note", 0);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul)[1]/li/*[@class=\"admonitionblock note\"]", 1);
assert_css(&doc, "ul ul hr", 0);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul)[1]/li/hr", 1);
}
#[test]
fn should_not_inherit_block_attributes_from_previous_block_when_block_is_attached_using_a_list_continuation()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should not inherit block attributes from previous block when block is attached using a list continuation' do
input = <<~'EOS'
* complex list item
+
[source,xml]
----
<name>value</name> <!--1-->
----
<1> a configuration value
EOS
doc = document_from_string input
colist = doc.blocks[0].items[0].blocks[-1]
assert_equal :colist, colist.context
refute_equal 'source', colist.style
output = doc.convert standalone: false
assert_css 'ul', output, 1
assert_css 'ul > li', output, 1
assert_css 'ul > li > p', output, 1
assert_css 'ul > li > .listingblock', output, 1
assert_css 'ul > li > .colist', output, 1
end
"#
);
use crate::blocks::IsBlock;
let doc = Parser::default().parse("* complex list item\n+\n[source,xml]\n----\n<name>value</name> <!--1-->\n----\n<1> a configuration value\n");
// The callout list attached to the list item must not inherit the
// `[source,xml]` attributes from the preceding listing block. Mirror
// the Ruby test's `refute important_message.attributes.key?
// 'language'` by checking the list item's last block (the callout
// list) carries no attrlist of its own.
let list = doc.nested_blocks().next().unwrap();
let item = list.nested_blocks().next().unwrap().as_list_item().unwrap();
let important_message = item.nested_blocks().last().unwrap();
assert!(important_message.attrlist().is_none());
assert_css(&doc, "ul", 1);
assert_css(&doc, "ul > li", 1);
assert_css(&doc, "ul > li > p", 1);
assert_css(&doc, "ul > li > .listingblock", 1);
assert_css(&doc, "ul > li > .colist", 1);
}
#[test]
fn should_continue_to_parse_blocks_attached_by_a_list_continuation_after_block_is_dropped()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should continue to parse blocks attached by a list continuation after block is dropped' do
input = <<~'EOS'
* item
+
paragraph
+
[comment]
comment
+
====
example
====
'''
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css 'ul > li > .paragraph', output, 1
assert_css 'ul > li > .exampleblock', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse(
"* item\n+\nparagraph\n+\n[comment]\ncomment\n+\n====\nexample\n====\n'''\n",
);
assert_css(&doc, "ul > li > .paragraph", 1);
assert_css(&doc, "ul > li > .exampleblock", 1);
}
#[test]
fn appends_line_as_paragraph_if_attached_by_continuation_following_line_comment() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'appends line as paragraph if attached by continuation following line comment' do
input = <<~'EOS'
- list item 1
// line comment
+
paragraph in list item 1
- list item 2
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css 'ul', output, 1
assert_css 'ul li', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//ul/li)[1]/p[text()="list item 1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//ul/li)[1]/p/following-sibling::*[@class="paragraph"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//ul/li)[1]/p/following-sibling::*[@class="paragraph"]/p[text()="paragraph in list item 1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//ul/li)[2]/p[text()="list item 2"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse(
"- list item 1\n// line comment\n+\nparagraph in list item 1\n\n- list item 2\n",
);
assert_css(&doc, "ul", 1);
assert_css(&doc, "ul li", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul/li)[1]/p[text()=\"list item 1\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//ul/li)[1]/p/following-sibling::*[@class=\"paragraph\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//ul/li)[1]/p/following-sibling::*[@class=\"paragraph\"]/p[text()=\"paragraph in list item 1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul/li)[2]/p[text()=\"list item 2\"]", 1);
}
#[test]
fn a_literal_paragraph_with_a_line_that_appears_as_a_list_item_that_is_followed_by_a_continuation_should_create_two_blocks()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test "a literal paragraph with a line that appears as a list item that is followed by a continuation should create two blocks" do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
* Foo
+
literal
. still literal
+
para
* Bar
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ul/li', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//ul/li)[1]/p[text() = "Foo"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//ul/li)[1]/*[@class="literalblock"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//ul/li)[1]/p/following-sibling::*[@class="literalblock"]', output, 1
assert_xpath %(((//ul/li)[1]/*[@class="literalblock"])[1]//pre[text() = " literal\n. still literal"]), output, 1
assert_xpath '(//ul/li)[1]/*[@class="literalblock"]/following-sibling::*[@class="paragraph"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//ul/li)[1]/*[@class="literalblock"]/following-sibling::*[@class="paragraph"]/p[text()="para"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc =
Parser::default().parse("* Foo\n+\n literal\n. still literal\n+\npara\n\n* Bar\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul/li)[1]/p[text() = \"Foo\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul/li)[1]/*[@class=\"literalblock\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//ul/li)[1]/p/following-sibling::*[@class=\"literalblock\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"((//ul/li)[1]/*[@class=\"literalblock\"])[1]//pre[text() = \"literal\n. still literal\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//ul/li)[1]/*[@class=\"literalblock\"]/following-sibling::*[@class=\"paragraph\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//ul/li)[1]/*[@class=\"literalblock\"]/following-sibling::*[@class=\"paragraph\"]/p[text()=\"para\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn consecutive_literal_paragraph_offset_by_blank_lines_in_list_content_are_appended_as_a_literal_blocks()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test "consecutive literal paragraph offset by blank lines in list content are appended as a literal blocks" do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
List
====
- Foo
literal
more
literal
- Boo
- Blech
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ul/li', output, 3
assert_xpath '(//ul/li)[1]/p[text() = "Foo"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//ul/li)[1]/*[@class="literalblock"]', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//ul/li)[1]/p/following-sibling::*[@class="literalblock"]', output, 2
assert_xpath '((//ul/li)[1]/*[@class="literalblock"])[1]//pre[text()="literal"]', output, 1
assert_xpath "((//ul/li)[1]/*[@class='literalblock'])[2]//pre[text()='more\nliteral']", output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default()
.parse("List\n====\n\n- Foo\n\n literal\n\n more\n literal\n\n- Boo\n- Blech\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li", 3);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul/li)[1]/p[text() = \"Foo\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul/li)[1]/*[@class=\"literalblock\"]", 2);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//ul/li)[1]/p/following-sibling::*[@class=\"literalblock\"]",
2,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"((//ul/li)[1]/*[@class=\"literalblock\"])[1]//pre[text()=\"literal\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"((//ul/li)[1]/*[@class=\"literalblock\"])[2]//pre[text()=\"more\nliteral\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn a_literal_paragraph_without_a_trailing_blank_line_consumes_following_list_items() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "a literal paragraph without a trailing blank line consumes following list items" do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
List
====
- Foo
literal
- Boo
- Blech
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ul/li', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//ul/li)[1]/p[text() = "Foo"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//ul/li)[1]/*[@class="literalblock"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//ul/li)[1]/p/following-sibling::*[@class="literalblock"]', output, 1
assert_xpath "((//ul/li)[1]/*[@class='literalblock'])[1]//pre[text() = ' literal\n- Boo\n- Blech']", output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("List\n====\n\n- Foo\n\n literal\n- Boo\n- Blech\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul/li)[1]/p[text() = \"Foo\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul/li)[1]/*[@class=\"literalblock\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//ul/li)[1]/p/following-sibling::*[@class=\"literalblock\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"((//ul/li)[1]/*[@class=\"literalblock\"])[1]//pre[text() = \"literal\\n- Boo\\n- Blech\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn asterisk_elements_with_no_blank_lines() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "asterisk elements with no blank lines" do
input = <<~'EOS'
List
====
* Foo
* Boo
* Blech
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ul/li', output, 3
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== List\n\n* Foo\n* Boo\n* Blech\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li", 3);
}
#[test]
fn indented_asterisk_elements_using_spaces() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'indented asterisk elements using spaces' do
input = <<~EOS
\x20* Foo
\x20* Boo
\x20* Blech
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ul/li', output, 3
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse(" * Foo\n * Boo\n * Blech\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li", 3);
}
#[test]
fn indented_unicode_bullet_elements_using_spaces() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'indented unicode bullet elements using spaces' do
input = <<~EOS
\x20• Foo
\x20• Boo
\x20• Blech
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ul/li', output, 3
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse(" • Foo\n • Boo\n • Blech\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li", 3);
}
#[test]
fn indented_asterisk_elements_using_tabs() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'indented asterisk elements using tabs' do
input = <<~EOS
\t*\tFoo
\t*\tBoo
\t*\tBlech
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ul/li', output, 3
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("\t*\tFoo\n\t*\tBoo\n\t*\tBlech\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li", 3);
}
#[test]
fn should_represent_block_style_as_style_class() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should represent block style as style class' do
['disc', 'square', 'circle'].each do |style|
input = <<~EOS
[#{style}]
* a
* b
* c
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css ".ulist.#{style}", output, 1
assert_css ".ulist.#{style} ul.#{style}", output, 1
end
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("[disc]\n* a\n* b\n* c\n");
assert_css(&doc, ".ulist.disc", 1);
assert_css(&doc, ".ulist.disc ul.disc", 1);
// NOTE: Ruby test loops over %w(disc square circle), testing each.
}
#[test]
fn asterisk_elements_separated_by_blank_lines_should_merge_lists() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "asterisk elements separated by blank lines should merge lists" do
input = <<~'EOS'
List
====
* Foo
* Boo
* Blech
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ul/li', output, 3
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== List\n\n* Foo\n\n* Boo\n\n\n* Blech\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li", 3);
}
#[test]
fn asterisk_elements_with_interspersed_line_comments_should_be_skipped_and_not_break_list()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test 'asterisk elements with interspersed line comments should be skipped and not break list' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== List
* Foo
// line comment
// another line comment
* Boo
// line comment
more text
// another line comment
* Blech
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ul/li', output, 3
assert_xpath %((//ul/li)[2]/p[text()="Boo\nmore text"]), output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== List\n\n* Foo\n// line comment\n// another line comment\n* Boo\n// line comment\nmore text\n// another line comment\n* Blech\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li", 3);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul/li)[2]/p[text()=\"Boo\nmore text\"]", 1);
}
#[test]
fn asterisk_elements_separated_by_a_line_comment_offset_by_blank_lines_should_not_merge_lists()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test "asterisk elements separated by a line comment offset by blank lines should not merge lists" do
input = <<~'EOS'
List
====
* Foo
* Boo
//
* Blech
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//ul)[1]/li', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//ul)[2]/li', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== List\n\n* Foo\n* Boo\n\n//\n\n* Blech\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul)[1]/li", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul)[2]/li", 1);
}
#[test]
fn asterisk_elements_separated_by_a_block_title_offset_by_a_blank_line_should_not_merge_lists()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test "asterisk elements separated by a block title offset by a blank line should not merge lists" do
input = <<~'EOS'
List
====
* Foo
* Boo
.Also
* Blech
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//ul)[1]/li', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//ul)[2]/li', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//ul)[2]/preceding-sibling::*[@class = "title"][text() = "Also"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("List\n====\n\n* Foo\n* Boo\n\n.Also\n* Blech\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul)[1]/li", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul)[2]/li", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//ul)[2]/preceding-sibling::*[@class = \"title\"][text() = \"Also\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn asterisk_elements_separated_by_an_attribute_entry_offset_by_a_blank_line_should_not_merge_lists()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test "asterisk elements separated by an attribute entry offset by a blank line should not merge lists" do
input = <<~'EOS'
== List
* Foo
* Boo
:foo: bar
* Blech
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//ul)[1]/li', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//ul)[2]/li', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== List\n\n* Foo\n* Boo\n\n:foo: bar\n* Blech\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul)[1]/li", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul)[2]/li", 1);
}
#[test]
fn list_should_terminate_before_next_lower_section_heading() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "list should terminate before next lower section heading" do
input = <<~'EOS'
List
====
* first
item
* second
item
== Section
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ul/li', output, 2
assert_xpath '//h2[text() = "Section"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc =
Parser::default().parse("== List\n\n* first\nitem\n* second\nitem\n\n== Section\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//h2[text() = \"Section\"]", 1);
}
#[test]
fn list_should_terminate_before_next_lower_section_heading_with_implicit_id() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "list should terminate before next lower section heading with implicit id" do
input = <<~'EOS'
List
====
* first
item
* second
item
[[sec]]
== Section
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ul/li', output, 2
assert_xpath '//h2[@id = "sec"][text() = "Section"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default()
.parse("== List\n\n* first\nitem\n* second\nitem\n\n[[sec]]\n== Section\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//h2[@id = \"sec\"][text() = \"Section\"]", 1);
}
#[test]
fn should_not_find_section_title_immediately_below_last_list_item() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should not find section title immediately below last list item' do
input = <<~'EOS'
* first
* second
== Not a section
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css 'ul', output, 1
assert_css 'ul > li', output, 2
assert_css 'h2', output, 0
assert_includes output, '== Not a section'
assert_xpath %((//li)[2]/p[text() = "second\n== Not a section"]), output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("* first\n* second\n== Not a section\n");
assert_css(&doc, "ul", 1);
assert_css(&doc, "ul > li", 2);
assert_css(&doc, "h2", 0);
assert_output_contains(&doc, "== Not a section");
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//li)[2]/p[text() = \"second\\n== Not a section\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn should_match_trailing_line_separator_in_text_of_list_item() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should match trailing line separator in text of list item' do
input = <<~EOS.chop
* a
* b#{decode_char 8232}
* c
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_css 'li', output, 3
assert_xpath %((//li)[2]/p[text()="b#{decode_char 8232}"]), output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("* a\n* b\u{2028}\n* c");
assert_css(&doc, "li", 3);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//li)[2]/p[text()=\"b\u{2028}\"]", 1);
}
#[test]
fn should_match_line_separator_in_text_of_list_item() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should match line separator in text of list item' do
input = <<~EOS.chop
* a
* b#{decode_char 8232}b
* c
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_css 'li', output, 3
assert_xpath %((//li)[2]/p[text()="b#{decode_char 8232}b"]), output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("* a\n* b\u{2028}b\n* c");
assert_css(&doc, "li", 3);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//li)[2]/p[text()=\"b\u{2028}b\"]", 1);
}
}
non_normative!(
r#"
end
context "Lists with inline markup" do
"#
);
mod lists_with_inline_markup {
use super::*;
#[test]
fn quoted_text() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "quoted text" do
input = <<~'EOS'
List
====
- I am *strong*.
- I am _stressed_.
- I am `flexible`.
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ul/li', output, 3
assert_xpath '(//ul/li)[1]//strong', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//ul/li)[2]//em', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//ul/li)[3]//code', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default()
.parse("List\n====\n\n- I am *strong*.\n- I am _stressed_.\n- I am `flexible`.\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li", 3);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul/li)[1]//strong", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul/li)[2]//em", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul/li)[3]//code", 1);
}
#[test]
fn attribute_substitutions() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "attribute substitutions" do
input = <<~'EOS'
List
====
:foo: bar
- side a {vbar} side b
- Take me to a {foo}.
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ul/li', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//ul/li)[1]//p[text() = "side a | side b"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//ul/li)[2]//p[text() = "Take me to a bar."]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default()
.parse("List\n====\n:foo: bar\n\n- side a {vbar} side b\n- Take me to a {foo}.\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul/li)[1]//p[text() = \"side a | side b\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul/li)[2]//p[text() = \"Take me to a bar.\"]", 1);
}
#[test]
fn leading_dot_is_treated_as_text_not_block_title() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "leading dot is treated as text not block title" do
input = <<~'EOS'
* .first
* .second
* .third
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ul/li', output, 3
%w(.first .second .third).each_with_index do |text, index|
assert_xpath "(//ul/li)[#{index + 1}]//p[text() = '#{text}']", output, 1
end
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("* .first\n* .second\n* .third\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li", 3);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul/li)[1]//p[text() = \".first\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul/li)[2]//p[text() = \".second\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul/li)[3]//p[text() = \".third\"]", 1);
}
#[test]
fn word_ending_sentence_on_continuing_line_not_treated_as_a_list_item() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "word ending sentence on continuing line not treated as a list item" do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
A. This is the story about
AsciiDoc. It begins here.
B. And it ends here.
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ol', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ol/li', output, 2
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse(
"A. This is the story about\n AsciiDoc. It begins here.\nB. And it ends here.\n",
);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ol", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ol/li", 2);
}
#[test]
fn should_discover_anchor_at_start_of_unordered_list_item_text_and_register_it_as_a_reference()
{
verifies!(
r##"
test 'should discover anchor at start of unordered list item text and register it as a reference' do
input = <<~'EOS'
The highest peak in the Front Range is <<grays-peak>>, which tops <<mount-evans>> by just a few feet.
* [[mount-evans,Mount Evans]]At 14,271 feet, Mount Evans is the highest summit of the Chicago Peaks in the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains.
* [[grays-peak,Grays Peak]]
Grays Peak rises to 14,278 feet, making it the highest summit in the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains.
* Longs Peak is a 14,259-foot high, prominent mountain summit in the northern Front Range of the Rocky Mountains.
* Pikes Peak is the highest summit of the southern Front Range of the Rocky Mountains at 14,115 feet.
EOS
doc = document_from_string input
refs = doc.catalog[:refs]
assert refs.key?('mount-evans')
assert refs.key?('grays-peak')
output = doc.convert standalone: false
assert_xpath '(//p)[1]/a[@href="#grays-peak"][text()="Grays Peak"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//p)[1]/a[@href="#mount-evans"][text()="Mount Evans"]', output, 1
end
"##
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("The highest peak in the Front Range is <<grays-peak>>, which tops <<mount-evans>> by just a few feet.\n\n* [[mount-evans,Mount Evans]]At 14,271 feet, Mount Evans is the highest summit of the Chicago Peaks in the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains.\n* [[grays-peak,Grays Peak]]\nGrays Peak rises to 14,278 feet, making it the highest summit in the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains.\n* Longs Peak is a 14,259-foot high, prominent mountain summit in the northern Front Range of the Rocky Mountains.\n* Pikes Peak is the highest summit of the southern Front Range of the Rocky Mountains at 14,115 feet.\n");
// The inline anchors at the start of the list items were registered.
assert!(doc.catalog().contains_id("mount-evans"));
assert!(doc.catalog().contains_id("grays-peak"));
// The forward cross-references in the first paragraph resolved
// against those later-defined anchors.
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//p)[1]/a[@href=\"#grays-peak\"][text()=\"Grays Peak\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//p)[1]/a[@href=\"#mount-evans\"][text()=\"Mount Evans\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn should_discover_anchor_at_start_of_ordered_list_item_text_and_register_it_as_a_reference()
{
verifies!(
r##"
test 'should discover anchor at start of ordered list item text and register it as a reference' do
input = <<~'EOS'
This is a cross-reference to <<step-2>>.
This is a cross-reference to <<step-4>>.
. Ordered list, item 1, without anchor
. [[step-2,Step 2]]Ordered list, item 2, with anchor
. Ordered list, item 3, without anchor
. [[step-4,Step 4]]Ordered list, item 4, with anchor
EOS
doc = document_from_string input
refs = doc.catalog[:refs]
assert refs.key?('step-2')
assert refs.key?('step-4')
output = doc.convert standalone: false
assert_xpath '(//p)[1]/a[@href="#step-2"][text()="Step 2"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//p)[1]/a[@href="#step-4"][text()="Step 4"]', output, 1
end
"##
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("This is a cross-reference to <<step-2>>.\nThis is a cross-reference to <<step-4>>.\n\n. Ordered list, item 1, without anchor\n. [[step-2,Step 2]]Ordered list, item 2, with anchor\n. Ordered list, item 3, without anchor\n. [[step-4,Step 4]]Ordered list, item 4, with anchor\n");
assert!(doc.catalog().contains_id("step-2"));
assert!(doc.catalog().contains_id("step-4"));
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//p)[1]/a[@href=\"#step-2\"][text()=\"Step 2\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//p)[1]/a[@href=\"#step-4\"][text()=\"Step 4\"]", 1);
}
#[test]
fn should_discover_anchor_at_start_of_callout_list_item_text_and_register_it_as_a_reference()
{
verifies!(
r##"
test 'should discover anchor at start of callout list item text and register it as a reference' do
input = <<~'EOS'
This is a cross-reference to <<url-mapping>>.
[source,ruby]
----
require 'sinatra' <1>
get '/hi' do <2> <3>
"Hello World!"
end
----
<1> Library import
<2> [[url-mapping,url mapping]]URL mapping
<3> Response block
EOS
doc = document_from_string input
refs = doc.catalog[:refs]
assert refs.key?('url-mapping')
output = doc.convert standalone: false
assert_xpath '(//p)[1]/a[@href="#url-mapping"][text()="url mapping"]', output, 1
end
"##
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("This is a cross-reference to <<url-mapping>>.\n\n[source,ruby]\n----\nrequire 'sinatra' <1>\n\nget '/hi' do <2> <3>\n \"Hello World!\"\nend\n----\n<1> Library import\n<2> [[url-mapping,url mapping]]URL mapping\n<3> Response block\n");
assert!(doc.catalog().contains_id("url-mapping"));
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//p)[1]/a[@href=\"#url-mapping\"][text()=\"url mapping\"]",
1,
);
}
}
non_normative!(
r#"
end
context "Nested lists" do
"#
);
mod nested_lists {
use super::*;
#[test]
fn asterisk_element_mixed_with_dash_elements_should_be_nested() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "asterisk element mixed with dash elements should be nested" do
input = <<~'EOS'
List
====
- Foo
* Boo
- Blech
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 2
assert_xpath '//ul/li', output, 3
assert_xpath '(//ul)[1]/li', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//ul)[1]/li//ul/li', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== List\n\n- Foo\n* Boo\n- Blech\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li", 3);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul)[1]/li", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul)[1]/li//ul/li", 1);
}
#[test]
fn dash_element_mixed_with_asterisks_elements_should_be_nested() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "dash element mixed with asterisks elements should be nested" do
input = <<~'EOS'
List
====
* Foo
- Boo
* Blech
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 2
assert_xpath '//ul/li', output, 3
assert_xpath '(//ul)[1]/li', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//ul)[1]/li//ul/li', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("List\n====\n\n* Foo\n- Boo\n* Blech\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li", 3);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul)[1]/li", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul)[1]/li//ul/li", 1);
}
#[test]
fn lines_prefixed_with_alternating_list_markers_separated_by_blank_lines_should_be_nested()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test "lines prefixed with alternating list markers separated by blank lines should be nested" do
input = <<~'EOS'
List
====
- Foo
* Boo
- Blech
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 2
assert_xpath '//ul/li', output, 3
assert_xpath '(//ul)[1]/li', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//ul)[1]/li//ul/li', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("List\n====\n\n- Foo\n\n* Boo\n\n\n- Blech\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li", 3);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul)[1]/li", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul)[1]/li//ul/li", 1);
}
#[test]
fn nested_elements_2_with_asterisks() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "nested elements (2) with asterisks" do
input = <<~'EOS'
List
====
* Foo
** Boo
* Blech
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 2
assert_xpath '//ul/li', output, 3
assert_xpath '(//ul)[1]/li', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//ul)[1]/li//ul/li', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("List\n====\n\n* Foo\n** Boo\n* Blech\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li", 3);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul)[1]/li", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul)[1]/li//ul/li", 1);
}
#[test]
fn nested_elements_3_with_asterisks() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "nested elements (3) with asterisks" do
input = <<~'EOS'
List
====
* Foo
** Boo
*** Snoo
* Blech
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 3
assert_xpath '(//ul)[1]/li', output, 2
assert_xpath '((//ul)[1]/li//ul)[1]/li', output, 1
assert_xpath '(((//ul)[1]/li//ul)[1]/li//ul)[1]/li', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("List\n====\n\n* Foo\n** Boo\n*** Snoo\n* Blech\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 3);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul)[1]/li", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "((//ul)[1]/li//ul)[1]/li", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(((//ul)[1]/li//ul)[1]/li//ul)[1]/li", 1);
}
#[test]
fn nested_elements_4_with_asterisks() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "nested elements (4) with asterisks" do
input = <<~'EOS'
List
====
* Foo
** Boo
*** Snoo
**** Froo
* Blech
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 4
assert_xpath '(//ul)[1]/li', output, 2
assert_xpath '((//ul)[1]/li//ul)[1]/li', output, 1
assert_xpath '(((//ul)[1]/li//ul)[1]/li//ul)[1]/li', output, 1
assert_xpath '((((//ul)[1]/li//ul)[1]/li//ul)[1]/li//ul)[1]/li', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc =
Parser::default().parse("== List\n\n* Foo\n** Boo\n*** Snoo\n**** Froo\n* Blech\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 4);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul)[1]/li", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "((//ul)[1]/li//ul)[1]/li", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(((//ul)[1]/li//ul)[1]/li//ul)[1]/li", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "((((//ul)[1]/li//ul)[1]/li//ul)[1]/li//ul)[1]/li", 1);
}
#[test]
fn nested_elements_5_with_asterisks() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "nested elements (5) with asterisks" do
input = <<~'EOS'
List
====
* Foo
** Boo
*** Snoo
**** Froo
***** Groo
* Blech
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 5
assert_xpath '(//ul)[1]/li', output, 2
assert_xpath '((//ul)[1]/li//ul)[1]/li', output, 1
assert_xpath '(((//ul)[1]/li//ul)[1]/li//ul)[1]/li', output, 1
assert_xpath '((((//ul)[1]/li//ul)[1]/li//ul)[1]/li//ul)[1]/li', output, 1
assert_xpath '(((((//ul)[1]/li//ul)[1]/li//ul)[1]/li//ul)[1]/li//ul)[1]/li', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default()
.parse("== List\n\n* Foo\n** Boo\n*** Snoo\n**** Froo\n***** Groo\n* Blech\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 5);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul)[1]/li", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "((//ul)[1]/li//ul)[1]/li", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(((//ul)[1]/li//ul)[1]/li//ul)[1]/li", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "((((//ul)[1]/li//ul)[1]/li//ul)[1]/li//ul)[1]/li", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(((((//ul)[1]/li//ul)[1]/li//ul)[1]/li//ul)[1]/li//ul)[1]/li",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn nested_arbitrary_depth_with_asterisks() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'nested arbitrary depth with asterisks' do
input = []
('a'..'z').each_with_index do |ch, i|
input << %(#{'*' * (i + 1)} #{ch})
end
output = convert_string_to_embedded input.join(%(\n))
refute_includes output, '*'
assert_css 'li', output, 26
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("* a\n** b\n*** c\n**** d\n***** e\n****** f\n******* g\n******** h\n********* i\n********** j\n*********** k\n************ l\n************* m\n************** n\n*************** o\n**************** p\n***************** q\n****************** r\n******************* s\n******************** t\n********************* u\n********************** v\n*********************** w\n************************ x\n************************* y\n************************** z\n");
refute_output_contains(&doc, "*");
assert_css(&doc, "li", 26);
}
// Ruby `List#level` model API: this crate's `ListBlock` exposes no `level`
// accessor.
non_normative!(
r#"
test 'level of unordered list should match section level' do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
== Parent Section
* item 1.1
** item 2.1
*** item 3.1
** item 2.2
* item 1.2
=== Nested Section
* item 1.1
EOS
doc = document_from_string input
lists = doc.find_by context: :ulist
assert_equal 1, lists[0].level
assert_equal 1, lists[1].level
assert_equal 1, lists[2].level
assert_equal 2, lists[3].level
end
"#
);
#[test]
fn does_not_recognize_lists_with_repeating_unicode_bullets() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'does not recognize lists with repeating unicode bullets' do
input = '•• Boo'
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 0
assert_includes output, '•'
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("•• Boo");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 0);
assert_output_contains(&doc, "•");
}
#[test]
fn nested_ordered_elements_2() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "nested ordered elements (2)" do
input = <<~'EOS'
List
====
. Foo
.. Boo
. Blech
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ol', output, 2
assert_xpath '//ol/li', output, 3
assert_xpath '(//ol)[1]/li', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//ol)[1]/li//ol/li', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("List\n====\n\n. Foo\n.. Boo\n. Blech\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ol", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ol/li", 3);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ol)[1]/li", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ol)[1]/li//ol/li", 1);
}
#[test]
fn nested_ordered_elements_3() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "nested ordered elements (3)" do
input = <<~'EOS'
List
====
. Foo
.. Boo
... Snoo
. Blech
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ol', output, 3
assert_xpath '(//ol)[1]/li', output, 2
assert_xpath '((//ol)[1]/li//ol)[1]/li', output, 1
assert_xpath '(((//ol)[1]/li//ol)[1]/li//ol)[1]/li', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("List\n====\n\n. Foo\n.. Boo\n... Snoo\n. Blech\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ol", 3);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ol)[1]/li", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "((//ol)[1]/li//ol)[1]/li", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(((//ol)[1]/li//ol)[1]/li//ol)[1]/li", 1);
}
#[test]
fn nested_arbitrary_depth_with_dot_marker() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'nested arbitrary depth with dot marker' do
input = []
('a'..'z').each_with_index do |ch, i|
input << %(#{'.' * (i + 1)} #{ch})
end
output = convert_string_to_embedded input.join(%(\n))
refute_includes output, '.'
assert_css 'li', output, 26
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse(". a\n.. b\n... c\n.... d\n..... e\n...... f\n....... g\n........ h\n......... i\n.......... j\n........... k\n............ l\n............. m\n.............. n\n............... o\n................ p\n................. q\n.................. r\n................... s\n.................... t\n..................... u\n...................... v\n....................... w\n........................ x\n......................... y\n.......................... z\n");
refute_output_contains(&doc, ".");
assert_css(&doc, "li", 26);
}
// Ruby `List#level` model API: this crate's `ListBlock` exposes no `level`
// accessor.
non_normative!(
r#"
test 'level of ordered list should match section level' do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
== Parent Section
. item 1.1
.. item 2.1
... item 3.1
.. item 2.2
. item 1.2
=== Nested Section
. item 1.1
EOS
doc = document_from_string input
lists = doc.find_by context: :olist
assert_equal 1, lists[0].level
assert_equal 1, lists[1].level
assert_equal 1, lists[2].level
assert_equal 2, lists[3].level
end
"#
);
#[test]
fn nested_unordered_inside_ordered_elements() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "nested unordered inside ordered elements" do
input = <<~'EOS'
List
====
. Foo
* Boo
. Blech
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ol', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//ol)[1]/li', output, 2
assert_xpath '((//ol)[1]/li//ul)[1]/li', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("List\n====\n\n. Foo\n* Boo\n. Blech\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ol", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ol)[1]/li", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "((//ol)[1]/li//ul)[1]/li", 1);
}
#[test]
fn nested_ordered_inside_unordered_elements() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "nested ordered inside unordered elements" do
input = <<~'EOS'
List
====
* Foo
. Boo
* Blech
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ol', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//ul)[1]/li', output, 2
assert_xpath '((//ul)[1]/li//ol)[1]/li', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("List\n====\n\n* Foo\n. Boo\n* Blech\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ol", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul)[1]/li", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "((//ul)[1]/li//ol)[1]/li", 1);
}
#[test]
fn three_levels_of_alternating_unordered_and_ordered_elements() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'three levels of alternating unordered and ordered elements' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Lists
* bullet 1
. numbered 1.1
** bullet 1.1.1
* bullet 2
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css '.ulist', output, 2
assert_css '.olist', output, 1
assert_css '.ulist > ul > li > p', output, 3
assert_css '.ulist > ul > li > p + .olist', output, 1
assert_css '.ulist > ul > li > p + .olist > ol > li > p', output, 1
assert_css '.ulist > ul > li > p + .olist > ol > li > p + .ulist', output, 1
assert_css '.ulist > ul > li > p + .olist > ol > li > p + .ulist > ul > li > p', output, 1
assert_css '.ulist > ul > li + li > p', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default()
.parse("== Lists\n\n* bullet 1\n. numbered 1.1\n** bullet 1.1.1\n* bullet 2\n");
assert_css(&doc, ".ulist", 2);
assert_css(&doc, ".olist", 1);
assert_css(&doc, ".ulist > ul > li > p", 3);
assert_css(&doc, ".ulist > ul > li > p + .olist", 1);
assert_css(&doc, ".ulist > ul > li > p + .olist > ol > li > p", 1);
assert_css(
&doc,
".ulist > ul > li > p + .olist > ol > li > p + .ulist",
1,
);
assert_css(
&doc,
".ulist > ul > li > p + .olist > ol > li > p + .ulist > ul > li > p",
1,
);
assert_css(&doc, ".ulist > ul > li + li > p", 1);
}
#[test]
fn lines_with_alternating_markers_of_unordered_and_ordered_list_types_separated_by_blank_lines_should_be_nested()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test "lines with alternating markers of unordered and ordered list types separated by blank lines should be nested" do
input = <<~'EOS'
List
====
* Foo
. Boo
* Blech
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ol', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//ul)[1]/li', output, 2
assert_xpath '((//ul)[1]/li//ol)[1]/li', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== List\n\n* Foo\n\n. Boo\n\n\n* Blech\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ol", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul)[1]/li", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "((//ul)[1]/li//ol)[1]/li", 1);
}
#[test]
fn list_item_with_literal_content_should_not_consume_nested_list_of_different_type() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'list item with literal content should not consume nested list of different type' do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
List
====
- bullet
literal
but not
hungry
. numbered
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 1
assert_xpath '//li', output, 2
assert_xpath '//ul//ol', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ul/li/p', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ul/li/p[text()="bullet"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ul/li/p/following-sibling::*[@class="literalblock"]', output, 1
assert_xpath %(//ul/li/p/following-sibling::*[@class="literalblock"]//pre[text()="literal\nbut not\nhungry"]), output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="literalblock"]/following-sibling::*[@class="olist arabic"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="literalblock"]/following-sibling::*[@class="olist arabic"]//p[text()="numbered"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default()
.parse("== List\n\n- bullet\n\n literal\n but not\n hungry\n\n. numbered\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//li", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul//ol", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li/p", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li/p[text()=\"bullet\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//ul/li/p/following-sibling::*[@class=\"literalblock\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//ul/li/p/following-sibling::*[@class=\"literalblock\"]//pre[text()=\"literal\\nbut not\\nhungry\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"literalblock\"]/following-sibling::*[@class=\"olist arabic\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"literalblock\"]/following-sibling::*[@class=\"olist arabic\"]//p[text()=\"numbered\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn nested_list_item_does_not_eat_the_title_of_the_following_detached_block() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'nested list item does not eat the title of the following detached block' do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
List
====
- bullet
* nested bullet 1
* nested bullet 2
.Title
....
literal
....
EOS
# use convert_string so we can match all ulists easier
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="ulist"]/ul', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//*[@class="ulist"])[1]/following-sibling::*[@class="literalblock"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//*[@class="ulist"])[1]/following-sibling::*[@class="literalblock"]/*[@class="title"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("List\n====\n\n- bullet\n * nested bullet 1\n * nested bullet 2\n\n.Title\n....\nliteral\n....\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul", 2);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//*[@class=\"ulist\"])[1]/following-sibling::*[@class=\"literalblock\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//*[@class=\"ulist\"])[1]/following-sibling::*[@class=\"literalblock\"]/*[@class=\"title\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn lines_with_alternating_markers_of_bulleted_and_description_list_types_separated_by_blank_lines_should_be_nested()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test "lines with alternating markers of bulleted and description list types separated by blank lines should be nested" do
input = <<~'EOS'
List
====
* Foo
term1:: def1
* Blech
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 1
assert_xpath '//dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ul[1]/li', output, 2
assert_xpath '//ul[1]/li//dl[1]/dt', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ul[1]/li//dl[1]/dd', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== List\n\n* Foo\n\nterm1:: def1\n\n* Blech\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul[1]/li", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul[1]/li//dl[1]/dt", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul[1]/li//dl[1]/dd", 1);
}
#[test]
fn nested_ordered_with_attribute_inside_unordered_elements() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "nested ordered with attribute inside unordered elements" do
input = <<~'EOS'
Blah
====
* Foo
[start=2]
. Boo
* Blech
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ol', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//ul)[1]/li', output, 2
assert_xpath '((//ul)[1]/li//ol)[1][@start = 2]/li', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("Blah\n====\n\n* Foo\n[start=2]\n. Boo\n* Blech\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ol", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul)[1]/li", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "((//ul)[1]/li//ol)[1][@start = 2]/li", 1);
}
}
non_normative!(
r#"
end
context "List continuations" do
"#
);
mod list_continuations {
use super::*;
#[test]
fn adjacent_list_continuation_line_attaches_following_paragraph() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "adjacent list continuation line attaches following paragraph" do
input = <<~'EOS'
Lists
=====
* Item one, paragraph one
+
Item one, paragraph two
+
* Item two
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ul/li', output, 2
assert_xpath '//ul/li[1]/p', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ul/li[1]//p', output, 2
assert_xpath '//ul/li[1]/p[text() = "Item one, paragraph one"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ul/li[1]/*[@class = "paragraph"]/p[text() = "Item one, paragraph two"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\n* Item one, paragraph one\n+\nItem one, paragraph two\n+\n* Item two\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li[1]/p", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li[1]//p", 2);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//ul/li[1]/p[text() = \"Item one, paragraph one\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//ul/li[1]/*[@class = \"paragraph\"]/p[text() = \"Item one, paragraph two\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn adjacent_list_continuation_line_attaches_following_block() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "adjacent list continuation line attaches following block" do
input = <<~'EOS'
Lists
=====
* Item one, paragraph one
+
....
Item one, literal block
....
+
* Item two
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ul/li', output, 2
assert_xpath '//ul/li[1]/p', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//ul/li[1]/p/following-sibling::*)[1][@class = "literalblock"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\n* Item one, paragraph one\n+\n....\nItem one, literal block\n....\n+\n* Item two\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li[1]/p", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//ul/li[1]/p/following-sibling::*)[1][@class = \"literalblock\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn adjacent_list_continuation_line_attaches_following_block_with_block_attributes() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'adjacent list continuation line attaches following block with block attributes' do
input = <<~'EOS'
Lists
=====
* Item one, paragraph one
+
:foo: bar
[[beck]]
.Read the following aloud to yourself
[source, ruby]
----
5.times { print "Odelay!" }
----
* Item two
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ul/li', output, 2
assert_xpath '//ul/li[1]/p', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//ul/li[1]/p/following-sibling::*)[1][@id="beck"][@class = "listingblock"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//ul/li[1]/p/following-sibling::*)[1][@id="beck"]/div[@class="title"][starts-with(text(),"Read")]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//ul/li[1]/p/following-sibling::*)[1][@id="beck"]//code[@data-lang="ruby"][starts-with(text(),"5.times")]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\n* Item one, paragraph one\n+\n:foo: bar\n[[beck]]\n.Read the following aloud to yourself\n[source, ruby]\n----\n5.times { print \"Odelay!\" }\n----\n\n* Item two\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li[1]/p", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//ul/li[1]/p/following-sibling::*)[1][@id=\"beck\"][@class = \"listingblock\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//ul/li[1]/p/following-sibling::*)[1][@id=\"beck\"]/div[@class=\"title\"][starts-with(text(),\"Read\")]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//ul/li[1]/p/following-sibling::*)[1][@id=\"beck\"]//code[@data-lang=\"ruby\"][starts-with(text(),\"5.times\")]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn trailing_block_attribute_line_attached_by_continuation_should_not_create_block() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'trailing block attribute line attached by continuation should not create block' do
input = <<~'EOS'
Lists
=====
* Item one, paragraph one
+
[source]
* Item two
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ul/li', output, 2
assert_xpath '//ul/li[1]/*', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ul/li//*[@class="listingblock"]', output, 0
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default()
.parse("== Lists\n\n* Item one, paragraph one\n+\n[source]\n\n* Item two\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li[1]/*", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li//*[@class=\"listingblock\"]", 0);
}
#[test]
fn trailing_block_title_line_attached_by_continuation_should_not_create_block() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'trailing block title line attached by continuation should not create block' do
input = <<~'EOS'
Lists
=====
* Item one, paragraph one
+
.Disappears into the ether
* Item two
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ul/li', output, 2
assert_xpath '//ul/li[1]/*', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\n* Item one, paragraph one\n+\n.Disappears into the ether\n\n* Item two\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li[1]/*", 1);
}
#[test]
fn consecutive_blocks_in_list_continuation_attach_to_list_item() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'consecutive blocks in list continuation attach to list item' do
input = <<~'EOS'
Lists
=====
* Item one, paragraph one
+
....
Item one, literal block
....
+
____
Item one, quote block
____
+
* Item two
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ul/li', output, 2
assert_xpath '//ul/li[1]/p', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//ul/li[1]/p/following-sibling::*)[1][@class = "literalblock"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//ul/li[1]/p/following-sibling::*)[2][@class = "quoteblock"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\n* Item one, paragraph one\n+\n....\nItem one, literal block\n....\n+\n____\nItem one, quote block\n____\n+\n* Item two\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li[1]/p", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//ul/li[1]/p/following-sibling::*)[1][@class = \"literalblock\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//ul/li[1]/p/following-sibling::*)[2][@class = \"quoteblock\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn list_item_with_hanging_indent_followed_by_block_attached_by_list_continuation() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'list item with hanging indent followed by block attached by list continuation' do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
== Lists
. list item 1
continued
+
--
open block in list item 1
--
. list item 2
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css 'ol', output, 1
assert_css 'ol li', output, 2
assert_xpath %((//ol/li)[1]/p[text()="list item 1\ncontinued"]), output, 1
assert_xpath '(//ol/li)[1]/p/following-sibling::*[@class="openblock"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//ol/li)[1]/p/following-sibling::*[@class="openblock"]//p[text()="open block in list item 1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath %((//ol/li)[2]/p[text()="list item 2"]), output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\n. list item 1\n continued\n+\n--\nopen block in list item 1\n--\n\n. list item 2\n");
assert_css(&doc, "ol", 1);
assert_css(&doc, "ol li", 2);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//ol/li)[1]/p[text()=\"list item 1\\ncontinued\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//ol/li)[1]/p/following-sibling::*[@class=\"openblock\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//ol/li)[1]/p/following-sibling::*[@class=\"openblock\"]//p[text()=\"open block in list item 1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ol/li)[2]/p[text()=\"list item 2\"]", 1);
}
#[test]
fn list_item_paragraph_in_list_item_and_nested_list_item() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'list item paragraph in list item and nested list item' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Lists
. list item 1
+
list item 1 paragraph
* nested list item
+
nested list item paragraph
. list item 2
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css '.olist ol', output, 1
assert_css '.olist ol > li', output, 2
assert_css '.ulist ul', output, 1
assert_css '.ulist ul > li', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//ol/li)[1]/*', output, 3
assert_xpath '((//ol/li)[1]/*)[1]/self::p', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//ol/li)[1]/*)[1]/self::p[text()="list item 1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class="paragraph"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//ol/li)[1]/*)[3]/self::div[@class="ulist"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//ol/li)[1]/*)[3]/self::div[@class="ulist"]/ul/li', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//ol/li)[1]/*)[3]/self::div[@class="ulist"]/ul/li/p[text()="nested list item"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//ol/li)[1]/*)[3]/self::div[@class="ulist"]/ul/li/p/following-sibling::div[@class="paragraph"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\n. list item 1\n+\nlist item 1 paragraph\n\n* nested list item\n+\nnested list item paragraph\n\n. list item 2\n");
assert_css(&doc, ".olist ol", 1);
assert_css(&doc, ".olist ol > li", 2);
assert_css(&doc, ".ulist ul", 1);
assert_css(&doc, ".ulist ul > li", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ol/li)[1]/*", 3);
assert_xpath(&doc, "((//ol/li)[1]/*)[1]/self::p", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"((//ol/li)[1]/*)[1]/self::p[text()=\"list item 1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class=\"paragraph\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(&doc, "((//ol/li)[1]/*)[3]/self::div[@class=\"ulist\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"((//ol/li)[1]/*)[3]/self::div[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul/li",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"((//ol/li)[1]/*)[3]/self::div[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul/li/p[text()=\"nested list item\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"((//ol/li)[1]/*)[3]/self::div[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul/li/p/following-sibling::div[@class=\"paragraph\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn trailing_list_continuations_should_attach_to_list_items_at_respective_levels() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'trailing list continuations should attach to list items at respective levels' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Lists
. list item 1
+
* nested list item 1
* nested list item 2
+
paragraph for nested list item 2
+
paragraph for list item 1
. list item 2
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css '.olist ol', output, 1
assert_css '.olist ol > li', output, 2
assert_css '.ulist ul', output, 1
assert_css '.ulist ul > li', output, 2
assert_css '.olist .ulist', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//ol/li)[1]/*', output, 3
assert_xpath '((//ol/li)[1]/*)[1]/self::p', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//ol/li)[1]/*)[1]/self::p[text()="list item 1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class="ulist"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class="ulist"]/ul/li', output, 2
assert_xpath '(((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class="ulist"]/ul/li)[2]/*', output, 2
assert_xpath '(((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class="ulist"]/ul/li)[2]/p', output, 1
assert_xpath '(((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class="ulist"]/ul/li)[2]/div[@class="paragraph"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//ol/li)[1]/*)[3]/self::div[@class="paragraph"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\n. list item 1\n+\n* nested list item 1\n* nested list item 2\n+\nparagraph for nested list item 2\n\n+\nparagraph for list item 1\n\n. list item 2\n");
assert_css(&doc, ".olist ol", 1);
assert_css(&doc, ".olist ol > li", 2);
assert_css(&doc, ".ulist ul", 1);
assert_css(&doc, ".ulist ul > li", 2);
assert_css(&doc, ".olist .ulist", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ol/li)[1]/*", 3);
assert_xpath(&doc, "((//ol/li)[1]/*)[1]/self::p", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"((//ol/li)[1]/*)[1]/self::p[text()=\"list item 1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(&doc, "((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class=\"ulist\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul/li",
2,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul/li)[2]/*",
2,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul/li)[2]/p",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul/li)[2]/div[@class=\"paragraph\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"((//ol/li)[1]/*)[3]/self::div[@class=\"paragraph\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn trailing_list_continuations_should_attach_to_list_items_of_different_types_at_respective_levels()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test 'trailing list continuations should attach to list items of different types at respective levels' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Lists
* bullet 1
. numbered 1.1
** bullet 1.1.1
+
numbered 1.1 paragraph
+
bullet 1 paragraph
* bullet 2
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '(//ul)[1]/li', output, 2
assert_xpath '((//ul)[1]/li[1])/*', output, 3
assert_xpath '(((//ul)[1]/li[1])/*)[1]/self::p[text()="bullet 1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(((//ul)[1]/li[1])/*)[2]/ol', output, 1
assert_xpath '(((//ul)[1]/li[1])/*)[3]/self::div[@class="paragraph"]/p[text()="bullet 1 paragraph"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//ul)[1]/li)[1]/div/ol/li', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//ul)[1]/li)[1]/div/ol/li/*', output, 3
assert_xpath '(((//ul)[1]/li)[1]/div/ol/li/*)[1]/self::p[text()="numbered 1.1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(((//ul)[1]/li)[1]/div/ol/li/*)[2]/self::div[@class="ulist"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(((//ul)[1]/li)[1]/div/ol/li/*)[3]/self::div[@class="paragraph"]/p[text()="numbered 1.1 paragraph"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//ul)[1]/li)[1]/div/ol/li/div[@class="ulist"]/ul/li', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//ul)[1]/li)[1]/div/ol/li/div[@class="ulist"]/ul/li/*', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//ul)[1]/li)[1]/div/ol/li/div[@class="ulist"]/ul/li/p[text()="bullet 1.1.1"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\n* bullet 1\n. numbered 1.1\n** bullet 1.1.1\n\n+\nnumbered 1.1 paragraph\n\n+\nbullet 1 paragraph\n\n* bullet 2\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ul)[1]/li", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "((//ul)[1]/li[1])/*", 3);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(((//ul)[1]/li[1])/*)[1]/self::p[text()=\"bullet 1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(((//ul)[1]/li[1])/*)[2]/ol", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(((//ul)[1]/li[1])/*)[3]/self::div[@class=\"paragraph\"]/p[text()=\"bullet 1 paragraph\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(&doc, "((//ul)[1]/li)[1]/div/ol/li", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "((//ul)[1]/li)[1]/div/ol/li/*", 3);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(((//ul)[1]/li)[1]/div/ol/li/*)[1]/self::p[text()=\"numbered 1.1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(((//ul)[1]/li)[1]/div/ol/li/*)[2]/self::div[@class=\"ulist\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(((//ul)[1]/li)[1]/div/ol/li/*)[3]/self::div[@class=\"paragraph\"]/p[text()=\"numbered 1.1 paragraph\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"((//ul)[1]/li)[1]/div/ol/li/div[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul/li",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"((//ul)[1]/li)[1]/div/ol/li/div[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul/li/*",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"((//ul)[1]/li)[1]/div/ol/li/div[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul/li/p[text()=\"bullet 1.1.1\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn repeated_list_continuations_should_attach_to_list_items_at_respective_levels() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'repeated list continuations should attach to list items at respective levels' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Lists
. list item 1
* nested list item 1
+
--
open block for nested list item 1
--
+
* nested list item 2
+
paragraph for nested list item 2
+
paragraph for list item 1
. list item 2
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css '.olist ol', output, 1
assert_css '.olist ol > li', output, 2
assert_css '.ulist ul', output, 1
assert_css '.ulist ul > li', output, 2
assert_css '.olist .ulist', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//ol/li)[1]/*', output, 3
assert_xpath '((//ol/li)[1]/*)[1]/self::p', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//ol/li)[1]/*)[1]/self::p[text()="list item 1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class="ulist"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class="ulist"]/ul/li', output, 2
assert_xpath '(((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class="ulist"]/ul/li)[1]/*', output, 2
assert_xpath '(((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class="ulist"]/ul/li)[1]/p', output, 1
assert_xpath '(((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class="ulist"]/ul/li)[1]/div[@class="openblock"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class="ulist"]/ul/li)[2]/*', output, 2
assert_xpath '(((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class="ulist"]/ul/li)[2]/p', output, 1
assert_xpath '(((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class="ulist"]/ul/li)[2]/div[@class="paragraph"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//ol/li)[1]/*)[3]/self::div[@class="paragraph"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\n. list item 1\n\n* nested list item 1\n+\n--\nopen block for nested list item 1\n--\n+\n* nested list item 2\n+\nparagraph for nested list item 2\n\n+\nparagraph for list item 1\n\n. list item 2\n");
assert_css(&doc, ".olist ol", 1);
assert_css(&doc, ".olist ol > li", 2);
assert_css(&doc, ".ulist ul", 1);
assert_css(&doc, ".ulist ul > li", 2);
assert_css(&doc, ".olist .ulist", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ol/li)[1]/*", 3);
assert_xpath(&doc, "((//ol/li)[1]/*)[1]/self::p", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"((//ol/li)[1]/*)[1]/self::p[text()=\"list item 1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(&doc, "((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class=\"ulist\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul/li",
2,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul/li)[1]/*",
2,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul/li)[1]/p",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul/li)[1]/div[@class=\"openblock\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul/li)[2]/*",
2,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul/li)[2]/p",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul/li)[2]/div[@class=\"paragraph\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"((//ol/li)[1]/*)[3]/self::div[@class=\"paragraph\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn repeated_list_continuations_attached_directly_to_list_item_should_attach_to_list_items_at_respective_levels()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test 'repeated list continuations attached directly to list item should attach to list items at respective levels' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Lists
. list item 1
+
* nested list item 1
+
--
open block for nested list item 1
--
+
* nested list item 2
+
paragraph for nested list item 2
+
paragraph for list item 1
. list item 2
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css '.olist ol', output, 1
assert_css '.olist ol > li', output, 2
assert_css '.ulist ul', output, 1
assert_css '.ulist ul > li', output, 2
assert_css '.olist .ulist', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//ol/li)[1]/*', output, 3
assert_xpath '((//ol/li)[1]/*)[1]/self::p', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//ol/li)[1]/*)[1]/self::p[text()="list item 1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class="ulist"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class="ulist"]/ul/li', output, 2
assert_xpath '(((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class="ulist"]/ul/li)[1]/*', output, 2
assert_xpath '(((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class="ulist"]/ul/li)[1]/p', output, 1
assert_xpath '(((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class="ulist"]/ul/li)[1]/div[@class="openblock"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class="ulist"]/ul/li)[2]/*', output, 2
assert_xpath '(((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class="ulist"]/ul/li)[2]/p', output, 1
assert_xpath '(((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class="ulist"]/ul/li)[2]/div[@class="paragraph"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//ol/li)[1]/*)[3]/self::div[@class="paragraph"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\n. list item 1\n+\n* nested list item 1\n+\n--\nopen block for nested list item 1\n--\n+\n* nested list item 2\n+\nparagraph for nested list item 2\n\n+\nparagraph for list item 1\n\n. list item 2\n");
assert_css(&doc, ".olist ol", 1);
assert_css(&doc, ".olist ol > li", 2);
assert_css(&doc, ".ulist ul", 1);
assert_css(&doc, ".ulist ul > li", 2);
assert_css(&doc, ".olist .ulist", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ol/li)[1]/*", 3);
assert_xpath(&doc, "((//ol/li)[1]/*)[1]/self::p", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"((//ol/li)[1]/*)[1]/self::p[text()=\"list item 1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(&doc, "((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class=\"ulist\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul/li",
2,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul/li)[1]/*",
2,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul/li)[1]/p",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul/li)[1]/div[@class=\"openblock\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul/li)[2]/*",
2,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul/li)[2]/p",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul/li)[2]/div[@class=\"paragraph\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"((//ol/li)[1]/*)[3]/self::div[@class=\"paragraph\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn repeated_list_continuations_should_attach_to_list_items_at_respective_levels_ignoring_blank_lines()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test 'repeated list continuations should attach to list items at respective levels ignoring blank lines' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Lists
. list item 1
+
* nested list item 1
+
--
open block for nested list item 1
--
+
* nested list item 2
+
paragraph for nested list item 2
+
paragraph for list item 1
. list item 2
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css '.olist ol', output, 1
assert_css '.olist ol > li', output, 2
assert_css '.ulist ul', output, 1
assert_css '.ulist ul > li', output, 2
assert_css '.olist .ulist', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//ol/li)[1]/*', output, 3
assert_xpath '((//ol/li)[1]/*)[1]/self::p', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//ol/li)[1]/*)[1]/self::p[text()="list item 1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class="ulist"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class="ulist"]/ul/li', output, 2
assert_xpath '(((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class="ulist"]/ul/li)[1]/*', output, 2
assert_xpath '(((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class="ulist"]/ul/li)[1]/p', output, 1
assert_xpath '(((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class="ulist"]/ul/li)[1]/div[@class="openblock"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class="ulist"]/ul/li)[2]/*', output, 2
assert_xpath '(((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class="ulist"]/ul/li)[2]/p', output, 1
assert_xpath '(((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class="ulist"]/ul/li)[2]/div[@class="paragraph"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//ol/li)[1]/*)[3]/self::div[@class="paragraph"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\n. list item 1\n+\n* nested list item 1\n+\n--\nopen block for nested list item 1\n--\n+\n* nested list item 2\n+\nparagraph for nested list item 2\n\n\n+\nparagraph for list item 1\n\n. list item 2\n");
assert_css(&doc, ".olist ol", 1);
assert_css(&doc, ".olist ol > li", 2);
assert_css(&doc, ".ulist ul", 1);
assert_css(&doc, ".ulist ul > li", 2);
assert_css(&doc, ".olist .ulist", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ol/li)[1]/*", 3);
assert_xpath(&doc, "((//ol/li)[1]/*)[1]/self::p", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"((//ol/li)[1]/*)[1]/self::p[text()=\"list item 1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(&doc, "((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class=\"ulist\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul/li",
2,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul/li)[1]/*",
2,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul/li)[1]/p",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul/li)[1]/div[@class=\"openblock\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul/li)[2]/*",
2,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul/li)[2]/p",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(((//ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul/li)[2]/div[@class=\"paragraph\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"((//ol/li)[1]/*)[3]/self::div[@class=\"paragraph\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn trailing_list_continuations_should_ignore_preceding_blank_lines() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'trailing list continuations should ignore preceding blank lines' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Lists
* bullet 1
** bullet 1.1
*** bullet 1.1.1
+
--
open block
--
+
bullet 1.1 paragraph
+
bullet 1 paragraph
* bullet 2
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '((//ul)[1]/li[1])/*', output, 3
assert_xpath '(((//ul)[1]/li[1])/*)[1]/self::p[text()="bullet 1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(((//ul)[1]/li[1])/*)[2]/self::div[@class="ulist"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(((//ul)[1]/li[1])/*)[3]/self::div[@class="paragraph"]/p[text()="bullet 1 paragraph"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//ul)[1]/li)[1]/div[@class="ulist"]/ul/li', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//ul)[1]/li)[1]/div[@class="ulist"]/ul/li/*', output, 3
assert_xpath '(((//ul)[1]/li)[1]/div[@class="ulist"]/ul/li/*)[1]/self::p[text()="bullet 1.1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(((//ul)[1]/li)[1]/div[@class="ulist"]/ul/li/*)[2]/self::div[@class="ulist"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(((//ul)[1]/li)[1]/div[@class="ulist"]/ul/li/*)[3]/self::div[@class="paragraph"]/p[text()="bullet 1.1 paragraph"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//ul)[1]/li)[1]/div[@class="ulist"]/ul/li/div[@class="ulist"]/ul/li', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//ul)[1]/li)[1]/div[@class="ulist"]/ul/li/div[@class="ulist"]/ul/li/*', output, 2
assert_xpath '(((//ul)[1]/li)[1]/div[@class="ulist"]/ul/li/div[@class="ulist"]/ul/li/*)[1]/self::p', output, 1
assert_xpath '(((//ul)[1]/li)[1]/div[@class="ulist"]/ul/li/div[@class="ulist"]/ul/li/*)[2]/self::div[@class="openblock"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\n* bullet 1\n** bullet 1.1\n*** bullet 1.1.1\n+\n--\nopen block\n--\n\n\n+\nbullet 1.1 paragraph\n\n\n+\nbullet 1 paragraph\n\n* bullet 2\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "((//ul)[1]/li[1])/*", 3);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(((//ul)[1]/li[1])/*)[1]/self::p[text()=\"bullet 1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(((//ul)[1]/li[1])/*)[2]/self::div[@class=\"ulist\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(((//ul)[1]/li[1])/*)[3]/self::div[@class=\"paragraph\"]/p[text()=\"bullet 1 paragraph\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(&doc, "((//ul)[1]/li)[1]/div[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul/li", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "((//ul)[1]/li)[1]/div[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul/li/*", 3);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(((//ul)[1]/li)[1]/div[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul/li/*)[1]/self::p[text()=\"bullet 1.1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(((//ul)[1]/li)[1]/div[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul/li/*)[2]/self::div[@class=\"ulist\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(((//ul)[1]/li)[1]/div[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul/li/*)[3]/self::div[@class=\"paragraph\"]/p[text()=\"bullet 1.1 paragraph\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"((//ul)[1]/li)[1]/div[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul/li/div[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul/li",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"((//ul)[1]/li)[1]/div[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul/li/div[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul/li/*",
2,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(((//ul)[1]/li)[1]/div[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul/li/div[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul/li/*)[1]/self::p",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(((//ul)[1]/li)[1]/div[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul/li/div[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul/li/*)[2]/self::div[@class=\"openblock\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn indented_outline_list_item_with_different_marker_offset_by_a_blank_line_should_be_recognized_as_a_nested_list()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test 'indented outline list item with different marker offset by a blank line should be recognized as a nested list' do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
* item 1
. item 1.1
+
attached paragraph
. item 1.2
+
attached paragraph
* item 2
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css 'ul', output, 1
assert_css 'ol', output, 1
assert_css 'ul ol', output, 1
assert_css 'ul > li', output, 2
assert_xpath '((//ul/li)[1]/*)', output, 2
assert_xpath '((//ul/li)[1]/*)[1]/self::p', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//ul/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div/ol', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//ul/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div/ol/li', output, 2
(1..2).each do |idx|
assert_xpath "(((//ul/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div/ol/li)[#{idx}]/*", output, 2
assert_xpath "((((//ul/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div/ol/li)[#{idx}]/*)[1]/self::p", output, 1
assert_xpath "((((//ul/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div/ol/li)[#{idx}]/*)[2]/self::div[@class=\"paragraph\"]", output, 1
end
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("* item 1\n\n . item 1.1\n+\nattached paragraph\n\n . item 1.2\n+\nattached paragraph\n\n* item 2\n");
assert_css(&doc, "ul", 1);
assert_css(&doc, "ol", 1);
assert_css(&doc, "ul ol", 1);
assert_css(&doc, "ul > li", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "((//ul/li)[1]/*)", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "((//ul/li)[1]/*)[1]/self::p", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "((//ul/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div/ol", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "((//ul/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div/ol/li", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(((//ul/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div/ol/li)[1]/*", 2);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"((((//ul/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div/ol/li)[1]/*)[1]/self::p",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"((((//ul/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div/ol/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class=\"paragraph\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(((//ul/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div/ol/li)[2]/*", 2);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"((((//ul/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div/ol/li)[2]/*)[1]/self::p",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"((((//ul/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div/ol/li)[2]/*)[2]/self::div[@class=\"paragraph\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn indented_description_list_item_inside_outline_list_item_offset_by_a_blank_line_should_be_recognized_as_a_nested_list()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test 'indented description list item inside outline list item offset by a blank line should be recognized as a nested list' do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
* item 1
term a:: description a
+
attached paragraph
term b:: description b
+
attached paragraph
* item 2
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css 'ul', output, 1
assert_css 'dl', output, 1
assert_css 'ul dl', output, 1
assert_css 'ul > li', output, 2
assert_xpath '((//ul/li)[1]/*)', output, 2
assert_xpath '((//ul/li)[1]/*)[1]/self::p', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//ul/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//ul/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div/dl/dt', output, 2
assert_xpath '((//ul/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div/dl/dd', output, 2
(1..2).each do |idx|
assert_xpath "(((//ul/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div/dl/dd)[#{idx}]/*", output, 2
assert_xpath "((((//ul/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div/dl/dd)[#{idx}]/*)[1]/self::p", output, 1
assert_xpath "((((//ul/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div/dl/dd)[#{idx}]/*)[2]/self::div[@class=\"paragraph\"]", output, 1
end
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("* item 1\n\n term a:: description a\n+\nattached paragraph\n\n term b:: description b\n+\nattached paragraph\n\n* item 2\n");
assert_css(&doc, "ul", 1);
assert_css(&doc, "dl", 1);
assert_css(&doc, "ul dl", 1);
assert_css(&doc, "ul > li", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "((//ul/li)[1]/*)", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "((//ul/li)[1]/*)[1]/self::p", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "((//ul/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "((//ul/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div/dl/dt", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "((//ul/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div/dl/dd", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(((//ul/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div/dl/dd)[1]/*", 2);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"((((//ul/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div/dl/dd)[1]/*)[1]/self::p",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"((((//ul/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div/dl/dd)[1]/*)[2]/self::div[@class=\"paragraph\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(((//ul/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div/dl/dd)[2]/*", 2);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"((((//ul/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div/dl/dd)[2]/*)[1]/self::p",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"((((//ul/li)[1]/*)[2]/self::div/dl/dd)[2]/*)[2]/self::div[@class=\"paragraph\"]",
1,
);
}
non_normative!(
r#"
# NOTE this is not consistent w/ AsciiDoc.py, but this is some screwy input anyway
# FIXME one list continuation is left behind
"#
);
#[test]
fn consecutive_list_continuation_lines_are_folded() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'consecutive list continuation lines are folded' do
input = <<~'EOS'
Lists
=====
* Item one, paragraph one
+
+
Item one, paragraph two
+
+
* Item two
+
+
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//ul', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ul/li', output, 2
assert_xpath '//ul/li[1]/p', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ul/li[1]/div/p', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ul/li[1]//p[text() = "Item one, paragraph one"]', output, 1
# NOTE this is a negative assertion
assert_xpath %(//ul/li[1]//p[text() = "+\nItem one, paragraph two"]), output, 1
end
"#
);
// The Ruby asciidoctor implementation on which this is based comes with the
// following comment:
// NOTE: This is not consistent w/ AsciiDoc.py, but this is some screwy input
// anyway. FIXME: one list continuation is left behind.
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\n* Item one, paragraph one\n+\n+\nItem one, paragraph two\n+\n+\n* Item two\n+\n+\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li[1]/p", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li[1]/div/p", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//ul/li[1]//p[text() = \"Item one, paragraph one\"]",
1,
);
// NOTE: This is a negative assertion.
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//ul/li[1]//p[text() = \"+\nItem one, paragraph two\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn should_warn_if_unterminated_block_is_detected_in_list_item() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should warn if unterminated block is detected in list item' do
input = <<~'EOS'
* item
+
====
example
* swallowed item
EOS
using_memory_logger do |logger|
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//ul/li', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ul/li/*[@class="exampleblock"]', output, 1
assert_xpath %(//p[text()="example\n* swallowed item"]), output, 1
assert_message logger, :WARN, '<stdin>: line 3: unterminated example block', Hash
end
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("* item\n+\n====\nexample\n* swallowed item\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li/*[@class=\"exampleblock\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//p[text()=\"example\n* swallowed item\"]", 1);
let mut warnings = doc.warnings();
assert!(warnings.next().is_some());
}
}
}
non_normative!(
r#"
end
end
context "Ordered lists (:olist)" do
"#
);
mod ordered_lists {
use crate::tests::prelude::*;
non_normative!(
r#"
context "Simple lists" do
"#
);
mod simple_lists {
use super::*;
#[test]
fn dot_elements_with_no_blank_lines() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "dot elements with no blank lines" do
input = <<~'EOS'
List
====
. Foo
. Boo
. Blech
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ol', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ol/li', output, 3
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("List\n====\n\n. Foo\n. Boo\n. Blech\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ol", 1);
assert_css(&doc, "ol[start]", 0);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ol/li", 3);
}
#[test]
fn indented_dot_elements_using_spaces() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'indented dot elements using spaces' do
input = <<~EOS
\x20. Foo
\x20. Boo
\x20. Blech
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ol', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ol/li', output, 3
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse(" . Foo\n . Boo\n . Blech\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ol", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ol/li", 3);
}
#[test]
fn indented_dot_elements_using_tabs() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'indented dot elements using tabs' do
input = <<~EOS
\t.\tFoo
\t.\tBoo
\t.\tBlech
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ol', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ol/li', output, 3
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("\t.\tFoo\n\t.\tBoo\n\t.\tBlech\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ol", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ol/li", 3);
}
#[test]
fn should_represent_explicit_role_attribute_as_style_class() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should represent explicit role attribute as style class' do
input = <<~'EOS'
[role="dry"]
. Once
. Again
. Refactor!
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css '.olist.arabic.dry', output, 1
assert_css '.olist ol.arabic', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("[role=\"dry\"]\n. Once\n. Again\n. Refactor!\n");
assert_css(&doc, ".olist.arabic.dry", 1);
assert_css(&doc, ".olist ol.arabic", 1);
}
#[test]
fn should_base_list_style_on_marker_length_rather_than_list_depth() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should base list style on marker length rather than list depth' do
input = <<~'EOS'
... parent
.. child
. grandchild
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css '.olist.lowerroman', output, 1
assert_css '.olist.lowerroman .olist.loweralpha', output, 1
assert_css '.olist.lowerroman .olist.loweralpha .olist.arabic', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("... parent\n.. child\n. grandchild\n");
assert_css(&doc, ".olist.lowerroman", 1);
assert_css(&doc, ".olist.lowerroman .olist.loweralpha", 1);
assert_css(&doc, ".olist.lowerroman .olist.loweralpha .olist.arabic", 1);
}
#[test]
fn should_allow_list_style_to_be_specified_explicitly_when_using_markers_with_implicit_style()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should allow list style to be specified explicitly when using markers with implicit style' do
input = <<~'EOS'
[loweralpha]
i) 1
ii) 2
iii) 3
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css '.olist.loweralpha', output, 1
assert_css '.olist.lowerroman', output, 0
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("[loweralpha]\ni) 1\nii) 2\niii) 3\n");
assert_css(&doc, ".olist.loweralpha", 1);
assert_css(&doc, ".olist.lowerroman", 0);
}
#[test]
fn should_represent_custom_numbering_and_explicit_role_attribute_as_style_classes() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should represent custom numbering and explicit role attribute as style classes' do
input = <<~'EOS'
[loweralpha, role="dry"]
. Once
. Again
. Refactor!
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css '.olist.loweralpha.dry', output, 1
assert_css '.olist ol.loweralpha', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default()
.parse("[loweralpha, role=\"dry\"]\n. Once\n. Again\n. Refactor!\n");
assert_css(&doc, ".olist.loweralpha.dry", 1);
assert_css(&doc, ".olist ol.loweralpha", 1);
}
#[test]
fn should_set_reversed_attribute_on_list_if_reversed_option_is_set() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should set reversed attribute on list if reversed option is set' do
input = <<~'EOS'
[%reversed, start=3]
. three
. two
. one
. blast off!
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css 'ol[reversed][start="3"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default()
.parse("[%reversed, start=3]\n. three\n. two\n. one\n. blast off!\n");
assert_css(&doc, "ol[reversed][start=\"3\"]", 1);
}
#[test]
fn should_represent_implicit_role_attribute_as_style_class() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should represent implicit role attribute as style class' do
input = <<~'EOS'
[.dry]
. Once
. Again
. Refactor!
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css '.olist.arabic.dry', output, 1
assert_css '.olist ol.arabic', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("[.dry]\n. Once\n. Again\n. Refactor!\n");
assert_css(&doc, ".olist.arabic.dry", 1);
assert_css(&doc, ".olist ol.arabic", 1);
}
#[test]
fn should_represent_custom_numbering_and_implicit_role_attribute_as_style_classes() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should represent custom numbering and implicit role attribute as style classes' do
input = <<~'EOS'
[loweralpha.dry]
. Once
. Again
. Refactor!
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css '.olist.loweralpha.dry', output, 1
assert_css '.olist ol.loweralpha', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("[loweralpha.dry]\n. Once\n. Again\n. Refactor!\n");
assert_css(&doc, ".olist.loweralpha.dry", 1);
assert_css(&doc, ".olist ol.loweralpha", 1);
}
#[test]
fn dot_elements_separated_by_blank_lines_should_merge_lists() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "dot elements separated by blank lines should merge lists" do
input = <<~'EOS'
List
====
. Foo
. Boo
. Blech
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ol', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ol/li', output, 3
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("List\n====\n\n. Foo\n\n. Boo\n\n\n. Blech\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ol", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ol/li", 3);
}
#[test]
fn should_escape_special_characters_in_all_literal_paragraphs_attached_to_list_item() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should escape special characters in all literal paragraphs attached to list item' do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
. first item
<code>text</code>
more <code>text</code>
. second item
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css 'li', output, 2
assert_css 'code', output, 0
assert_css 'li:first-of-type > *', output, 3
assert_css 'li:first-of-type pre', output, 2
assert_xpath '((//li)[1]//pre)[1][text()="<code>text</code>"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//li)[1]//pre)[2][text()="more <code>text</code>"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse(". first item\n\n <code>text</code>\n\n more <code>text</code>\n\n. second item\n");
assert_css(&doc, "li", 2);
assert_css(&doc, "code", 0);
assert_css(&doc, "li:first-of-type > *", 3);
assert_css(&doc, "li:first-of-type pre", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "((//li)[1]//pre)[1][text()=\"<code>text</code>\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"((//li)[1]//pre)[2][text()=\"more <code>text</code>\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn dot_elements_with_interspersed_line_comments_should_be_skipped_and_not_break_list() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'dot elements with interspersed line comments should be skipped and not break list' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== List
. Foo
// line comment
// another line comment
. Boo
// line comment
more text
// another line comment
. Blech
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//ol', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ol/li', output, 3
assert_xpath %((//ol/li)[2]/p[text()="Boo\nmore text"]), output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== List\n\n. Foo\n// line comment\n// another line comment\n. Boo\n// line comment\nmore text\n// another line comment\n. Blech\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ol", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ol/li", 3);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ol/li)[2]/p[text()=\"Boo\nmore text\"]", 1);
}
#[test]
fn dot_elements_separated_by_line_comment_offset_by_blank_lines_should_not_merge_lists() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "dot elements separated by line comment offset by blank lines should not merge lists" do
input = <<~'EOS'
List
====
. Foo
. Boo
//
. Blech
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ol', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//ol)[1]/li', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//ol)[2]/li', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("List\n====\n\n. Foo\n. Boo\n\n//\n\n. Blech\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ol", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ol)[1]/li", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ol)[2]/li", 1);
}
#[test]
fn dot_elements_separated_by_a_block_title_offset_by_a_blank_line_should_not_merge_lists() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "dot elements separated by a block title offset by a blank line should not merge lists" do
input = <<~'EOS'
List
====
. Foo
. Boo
.Also
. Blech
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//ol', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//ol)[1]/li', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//ol)[2]/li', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//ol)[2]/preceding-sibling::*[@class = "title"][text() = "Also"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("List\n====\n\n. Foo\n. Boo\n\n.Also\n. Blech\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ol", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ol)[1]/li", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ol)[2]/li", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//ol)[2]/preceding-sibling::*[@class = \"title\"][text() = \"Also\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn dot_elements_separated_by_an_attribute_entry_offset_by_a_blank_line_should_not_merge_lists()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test "dot elements separated by an attribute entry offset by a blank line should not merge lists" do
input = <<~'EOS'
== List
. Foo
. Boo
:foo: bar
. Blech
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//ol', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//ol)[1]/li', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//ol)[2]/li', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== List\n\n. Foo\n. Boo\n\n:foo: bar\n. Blech\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ol", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ol)[1]/li", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//ol)[2]/li", 1);
}
// DocBook backend is out of scope for this crate (HTML only).
non_normative!(
r#"
test 'should use start number in docbook5 backend' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== List
[start=7]
. item 7
. item 8
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input, backend: 'docbook5'
assert_xpath '//orderedlist', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//orderedlist)/listitem', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//orderedlist)[@startingnumber = "7"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
#[test]
fn should_match_trailing_line_separator_in_text_of_list_item() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should match trailing line separator in text of list item' do
input = <<~EOS.chop
. a
. b#{decode_char 8232}
. c
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_css 'li', output, 3
assert_xpath %((//li)[2]/p[text()="b#{decode_char 8232}"]), output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse(". a\n. b\u{2028}\n. c");
assert_css(&doc, "li", 3);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//li)[2]/p[text()=\"b\u{2028}\"]", 1);
}
#[test]
fn should_match_line_separator_in_text_of_list_item() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should match line separator in text of list item' do
input = <<~EOS.chop
. a
. b#{decode_char 8232}b
. c
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_css 'li', output, 3
assert_xpath %((//li)[2]/p[text()="b#{decode_char 8232}b"]), output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse(". a\n. b\u{2028}b\n. c");
assert_css(&doc, "li", 3);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//li)[2]/p[text()=\"b\u{2028}b\"]", 1);
}
// The following tests extend the Ruby coverage with crate-specific cases
// (chiefly the `start` attribute) and so carry no `verifies!` block.
#[test]
fn should_honor_start_attribute_on_ordered_list() {
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== List\n\n[start=7]\n. item 7\n. item 8\n");
assert_css(&doc, "ol.arabic", 1);
assert_css(&doc, "ol[start=7]", 1);
}
#[test]
fn should_allow_value_of_start_attribute_to_be_0() {
let doc =
Parser::default().parse("== List\n\n[start=0]\n. item 0\n. item 1\n. item 2\n");
assert_css(&doc, "ol.arabic", 1);
assert_css(&doc, "ol[start=0]", 1);
}
#[test]
fn should_allow_value_of_start_attribute_to_be_negative() {
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== List\n\n[start=-10]\n. -10\n. -9\n. -8\n");
assert_css(&doc, "ol.arabic", 1);
assert_css(&doc, "ol[start=-10]", 1);
}
#[test]
fn should_not_warn_if_explicit_numbering_starts_at_value_of_start_attribute() {
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== List\n\n[start=7]\n7. item 7\n8. item 8\n");
assert_css(&doc, "ol[start=7]", 1);
assert_css(&doc, "ol.arabic", 1);
assert_css(&doc, "ol li", 2);
assert!(doc.warnings().next().is_none());
}
#[test]
fn should_implicitly_set_start_on_ordered_list_if_explicit_arabic_numbering_does_not_start_at_1()
{
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== List\n\n7. item 7\n8. item 8\n");
assert_css(&doc, "ol[start=7]", 1);
assert_css(&doc, "ol.arabic", 1);
assert_css(&doc, "ol li", 2);
assert!(doc.warnings().next().is_none());
}
#[test]
fn should_implicitly_set_start_on_ordered_list_if_explicit_roman_numbering_does_not_start_at_1()
{
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== List\n\nIV) item 4\nV) item 5\n");
assert_css(&doc, "ol[start=4]", 1);
assert_css(&doc, "ol.upperroman", 1);
assert_css(&doc, "ol li", 2);
assert!(doc.warnings().next().is_none());
}
#[test]
fn should_warn_if_item_with_explicit_numbering_in_ordered_list_is_out_of_sequence() {
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== List\n\nx. x\nz. z\n");
assert_css(&doc, "ol[start=24]", 1);
assert_css(&doc, "ol.loweralpha", 1);
assert_css(&doc, "ol li", 2);
let warnings: Vec<_> = doc.warnings().collect();
assert_eq!(warnings.len(), 1);
assert_eq!(
warnings[0].warning,
crate::warnings::WarningType::ListItemOutOfSequence(
"y".to_string(),
"z".to_string()
)
);
// Warning should point to line 4 (the "z. z" line).
assert_eq!(warnings[0].source.line(), 4);
}
}
non_normative!(
r#"
end
"#
);
#[test]
fn should_warn_if_explicit_uppercase_roman_numerals_in_list_are_out_of_sequence() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should warn if explicit uppercase roman numerals in list are out of sequence' do
input = <<~'EOS'
I) one
III) three
EOS
using_memory_logger do |logger|
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//ol/li', output, 2
assert_message logger, :WARN, '<stdin>: line 2: list item index: expected II, got III', Hash
end
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("I) one\nIII) three\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ol/li", 2);
let warnings: Vec<_> = doc.warnings().collect();
assert_eq!(warnings.len(), 1);
assert_eq!(
warnings[0].warning,
crate::warnings::WarningType::ListItemOutOfSequence(
"II".to_string(),
"III".to_string()
)
);
// Warning should point to line 2 (the "III) three" line).
assert_eq!(warnings[0].source.line(), 2);
}
#[test]
fn should_warn_if_explicit_lowercase_roman_numerals_in_list_are_out_of_sequence() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should warn if explicit lowercase roman numerals in list are out of sequence' do
input = <<~'EOS'
i) one
iii) three
EOS
using_memory_logger do |logger|
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//ol/li', output, 2
assert_message logger, :WARN, '<stdin>: line 2: list item index: expected ii, got iii', Hash
end
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("i) one\niii) three\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ol/li", 2);
let warnings: Vec<_> = doc.warnings().collect();
assert_eq!(warnings.len(), 1);
assert_eq!(
warnings[0].warning,
crate::warnings::WarningType::ListItemOutOfSequence(
"ii".to_string(),
"iii".to_string()
)
);
// Warning should point to line 2 (the "iii) three" line).
assert_eq!(warnings[0].source.line(), 2);
}
}
non_normative!(
r#"
end
context "Description lists (:dlist)" do
"#
);
mod description_lists_dlist {
use crate::tests::prelude::*;
non_normative!(
r#"
context "Simple lists" do
"#
);
mod simple_lists {
use super::*;
use crate::blocks::{ListType, SimpleBlockStyle};
#[test]
fn should_not_parse_a_bare_dlist_delimiter_as_a_dlist() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should not parse a bare dlist delimiter as a dlist' do
input = '::'
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css 'dl', output, 0
assert_xpath '//p[text()="::"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("::");
assert_css(&doc, "dl", 0);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//p[text()=\"::\"]", 1);
}
#[test]
fn should_not_parse_an_indented_bare_dlist_delimiter_as_a_dlist() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should not parse an indented bare dlist delimiter as a dlist' do
input = ' ::'
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css 'dl', output, 0
assert_xpath '//pre[text()="::"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse(" ::");
assert_css(&doc, "dl", 0);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//pre[text()=\"::\"]", 1);
}
#[test]
fn should_parse_a_dlist_delimiter_preceded_by_a_blank_attribute_as_a_dlist() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should parse a dlist delimiter preceded by a blank attribute as a dlist' do
input = '{blank}::'
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css 'dl', output, 1
assert_css 'dl > dt', output, 1
assert_css 'dl > dt:empty', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("{blank}::");
assert_css(&doc, "dl", 1);
assert_css(&doc, "dl > dt", 1);
assert_css(&doc, "dl > dt:empty", 1);
}
#[test]
fn should_parse_a_dlist_if_term_is_include_and_principal_text_is_brackets() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should parse a dlist if term is include and principal text is []' do
input = 'include:: []'
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css 'dl', output, 1
assert_css 'dl > dt', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "[]"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("include:: []");
assert_css(&doc, "dl", 1);
assert_css(&doc, "dl > dt", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl/dt)[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"[]\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn should_parse_a_dlist_if_term_is_include_and_principal_text_matches_macro_form() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should parse a dlist if term is include and principal text matches macro form' do
input = 'include:: pass:[${placeholder}]'
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css 'dl', output, 1
assert_css 'dl > dt', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "${placeholder}"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("include:: pass:[${placeholder}]");
assert_css(&doc, "dl", 1);
assert_css(&doc, "dl > dt", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl/dt)[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"${placeholder}\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn single_line_adjacent_elements() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "single-line adjacent elements" do
input = <<~'EOS'
term1:: def1
term2:: def2
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//dl/dt', output, 2
assert_xpath '//dl/dt/following-sibling::dd', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[1][normalize-space(text()) = "term1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "def1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[2][normalize-space(text()) = "term2"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[2]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "def2"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("term1:: def1\nterm2:: def2");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dt", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dt/following-sibling::dd", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dt)[1][normalize-space(text()) = \"term1\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl/dt)[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"def1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dt)[2][normalize-space(text()) = \"term2\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl/dt)[2]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"def2\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn should_parse_sibling_items_using_same_rules() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should parse sibling items using same rules' do
input = <<~'EOS'
term1;; ;; def1
term2;; ;; def2
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//dl/dt', output, 2
assert_xpath '//dl/dt/following-sibling::dd', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[1][normalize-space(text()) = "term1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = ";; def1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[2][normalize-space(text()) = "term2"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[2]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = ";; def2"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("term1;; ;; def1\nterm2;; ;; def2\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dt", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dt/following-sibling::dd", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dt)[1][normalize-space(text()) = \"term1\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl/dt)[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \";; def1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dt)[2][normalize-space(text()) = \"term2\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl/dt)[2]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \";; def2\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn should_allow_term_to_end_with_a_semicolon_when_using_double_semicolon_delimiter() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should allow term to end with a semicolon when using double semicolon delimiter' do
input = <<~'EOS'
term;;; def
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css 'dl', output, 1
assert_css 'dl > dt', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[1][text() = "term;"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "def"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("term;;; def\n");
assert_css(&doc, "dl", 1);
assert_css(&doc, "dl > dt", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dt)[1][text() = \"term;\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl/dt)[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"def\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn single_line_indented_adjacent_elements() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "single-line indented adjacent elements" do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
term1:: def1
term2:: def2
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//dl/dt', output, 2
assert_xpath '//dl/dt/following-sibling::dd', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[1][normalize-space(text()) = "term1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "def1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[2][normalize-space(text()) = "term2"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[2]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "def2"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("term1:: def1\n term2:: def2\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dt", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dt/following-sibling::dd", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dt)[1][normalize-space(text()) = \"term1\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl/dt)[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"def1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dt)[2][normalize-space(text()) = \"term2\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl/dt)[2]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"def2\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn single_line_indented_adjacent_elements_with_tabs() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "single-line indented adjacent elements with tabs" do
input = <<~EOS
term1::\tdef1
\tterm2::\tdef2
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//dl/dt', output, 2
assert_xpath '//dl/dt/following-sibling::dd', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[1][normalize-space(text()) = "term1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "def1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[2][normalize-space(text()) = "term2"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[2]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "def2"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("term1::\tdef1\n\tterm2::\tdef2\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dt", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dt/following-sibling::dd", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dt)[1][normalize-space(text()) = \"term1\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl/dt)[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"def1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dt)[2][normalize-space(text()) = \"term2\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl/dt)[2]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"def2\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn single_line_elements_separated_by_blank_line_should_create_a_single_list() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "single-line elements separated by blank line should create a single list" do
input = <<~'EOS'
term1:: def1
term2:: def2
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//dl/dt', output, 2
assert_xpath '//dl/dt/following-sibling::dd', output, 2
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("term1:: def1\n\nterm2:: def2\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dt", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dt/following-sibling::dd", 2);
}
#[test]
fn a_line_comment_between_elements_should_divide_them_into_separate_lists() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "a line comment between elements should divide them into separate lists" do
input = <<~'EOS'
term1:: def1
//
term2:: def2
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//dl', output, 2
assert_xpath '//dl/dt', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//dl)[1]/dt', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl)[2]/dt', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("term1:: def1\n\n//\n\nterm2:: def2\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dt", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl)[1]/dt", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl)[2]/dt", 1);
}
#[test]
fn a_ruler_between_elements_should_divide_them_into_separate_lists() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "a ruler between elements should divide them into separate lists" do
input = <<~'EOS'
term1:: def1
'''
term2:: def2
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//dl', output, 2
assert_xpath '//dl/dt', output, 2
assert_xpath '//dl//hr', output, 0
assert_xpath '(//dl)[1]/dt', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl)[2]/dt', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("term1:: def1\n\n'''\n\nterm2:: def2\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dt", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//hr", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl//hr", 0);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl)[1]/dt", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl)[2]/dt", 1);
}
#[test]
fn a_block_title_between_elements_should_divide_them_into_separate_lists() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "a block title between elements should divide them into separate lists" do
input = <<~'EOS'
term1:: def1
.Some more
term2:: def2
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//dl', output, 2
assert_xpath '//dl/dt', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//dl)[1]/dt', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl)[2]/dt', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl)[2]/preceding-sibling::*[@class="title"][text() = "Some more"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("term1:: def1\n\n.Some more\nterm2:: def2\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dt", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl)[1]/dt", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl)[2]/dt", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl)[2]/preceding-sibling::*[@class=\"title\"][text() = \"Some more\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn multi_line_elements_with_paragraph_content() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "multi-line elements with paragraph content" do
input = <<~'EOS'
term1::
def1
term2::
def2
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//dl/dt', output, 2
assert_xpath '//dl/dt/following-sibling::dd', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[1][normalize-space(text()) = "term1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "def1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[2][normalize-space(text()) = "term2"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[2]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "def2"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("term1::\ndef1\nterm2::\ndef2\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dt", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dt/following-sibling::dd", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dt)[1][normalize-space(text()) = \"term1\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl/dt)[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"def1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dt)[2][normalize-space(text()) = \"term2\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl/dt)[2]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"def2\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn multi_line_elements_with_indented_paragraph_content() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "multi-line elements with indented paragraph content" do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
term1::
def1
term2::
def2
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//dl/dt', output, 2
assert_xpath '//dl/dt/following-sibling::dd', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[1][normalize-space(text()) = "term1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "def1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[2][normalize-space(text()) = "term2"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[2]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "def2"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("term1::\n def1\nterm2::\n def2\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dt", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dt/following-sibling::dd", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dt)[1][normalize-space(text()) = \"term1\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl/dt)[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"def1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dt)[2][normalize-space(text()) = \"term2\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl/dt)[2]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"def2\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn multi_line_elements_with_indented_paragraph_content_that_includes_comment_lines() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "multi-line elements with indented paragraph content that includes comment lines" do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
term1::
def1
// comment
term2::
def2
// comment
def2 continued
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//dl/dt', output, 2
assert_xpath '//dl/dt/following-sibling::dd', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[1][normalize-space(text()) = "term1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "def1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[2][normalize-space(text()) = "term2"]', output, 1
assert_xpath %((//dl/dt)[2]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "def2\ndef2 continued"]), output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse(
"term1::\n def1\n// comment\nterm2::\n def2\n// comment\n def2 continued\n",
);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dt", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dt/following-sibling::dd", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dt)[1][normalize-space(text()) = \"term1\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl/dt)[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"def1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dt)[2][normalize-space(text()) = \"term2\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl/dt)[2]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"def2\ndef2 continued\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn should_not_strip_comment_line_in_literal_paragraph_block_attached_to_list_item() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "should not strip comment line in literal paragraph block attached to list item" do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
term1::
+
line 1
// not a comment
line 3
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="literalblock"]', output, 1
assert_xpath %(//*[@class="literalblock"]//pre[text()=" line 1\n// not a comment\n line 3"]), output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("term1::\n+\n line 1\n// not a comment\n line 3\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"literalblock\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"literalblock\"]//pre[text()=\" line 1\n// not a comment\n line 3\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn should_escape_special_characters_in_all_literal_paragraphs_attached_to_list_item() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should escape special characters in all literal paragraphs attached to list item' do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
term:: desc
<code>text</code>
more <code>text</code>
another term::
<code>text</code> in a paragraph
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css 'dt', output, 2
assert_css 'code', output, 0
assert_css 'dd:first-of-type > *', output, 3
assert_css 'dd:first-of-type pre', output, 2
assert_xpath '((//dd)[1]//pre)[1][text()="<code>text</code>"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//dd)[1]//pre)[2][text()="more <code>text</code>"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//dd)[2]//p)[1][text()="<code>text</code> in a paragraph"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("term:: desc\n\n <code>text</code>\n\n more <code>text</code>\n\nanother term::\n\n <code>text</code> in a paragraph\n");
assert_css(&doc, "dt", 2);
assert_css(&doc, "code", 0);
assert_css(&doc, "dd:first-of-type > *", 3);
assert_css(&doc, "dd:first-of-type pre", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "((//dd)[1]//pre)[1][text()=\"<code>text</code>\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"((//dd)[1]//pre)[2][text()=\"more <code>text</code>\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"((//dd)[2]//p)[1][text()=\"<code>text</code> in a paragraph\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn multi_line_element_with_paragraph_starting_with_multiple_dashes_should_not_be_seen_as_list()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test 'multi-line element with paragraph starting with multiple dashes should not be seen as list' do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
term1::
def1
-- and a note
term2::
def2
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//dl/dt', output, 2
assert_xpath '//dl/dt/following-sibling::dd', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[1][normalize-space(text()) = "term1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath %((//dl/dt)[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "def1#{decode_char 8201}#{decode_char 8212}#{decode_char 8201}and a note"]), output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[2][normalize-space(text()) = "term2"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[2]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "def2"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc =
Parser::default().parse("term1::\n def1\n -- and a note\n\nterm2::\n def2\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dt", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dt/following-sibling::dd", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dt)[1][normalize-space(text()) = \"term1\"]", 1);
// The `--` renders as a spaced em dash (thin space, em dash, thin
// space); the test DOM now decodes numeric character references the
// way a browser's `text()` does, so this asserts the decoded
// characters rather than the raw ` — ` entities.
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl/dt)[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"def1\u{2009}\u{2014}\u{2009}and a note\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dt)[2][normalize-space(text()) = \"term2\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl/dt)[2]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"def2\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn multi_line_element_with_multiple_terms() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "multi-line element with multiple terms" do
input = <<~'EOS'
term1::
term2::
def2
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//dl/dt', output, 2
assert_xpath '//dl/dd', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[1]/following-sibling::dt', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[1][normalize-space(text()) = "term1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[2]/following-sibling::dd', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[2]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "def2"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("term1::\nterm2::\ndef2\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dt", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dd", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dt)[1]/following-sibling::dt", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dt)[1][normalize-space(text()) = \"term1\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dt)[2]/following-sibling::dd", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl/dt)[2]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"def2\"]",
1,
);
}
// DocBook backend is out of scope for this crate (HTML only).
non_normative!(
r#"
test 'consecutive terms share same varlistentry in docbook' do
input = <<~'EOS'
term::
alt term::
description
last::
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input, backend: 'docbook'
assert_xpath '//varlistentry', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//varlistentry)[1]/term', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//varlistentry)[2]/term', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//varlistentry)[2]/listitem', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//varlistentry)[2]/listitem[normalize-space(text())=""]', output, 1
end
"#
);
#[test]
fn multi_line_elements_with_blank_line_before_paragraph_content() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "multi-line elements with blank line before paragraph content" do
input = <<~'EOS'
term1::
def1
term2::
def2
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//dl/dt', output, 2
assert_xpath '//dl/dt/following-sibling::dd', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[1][normalize-space(text()) = "term1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "def1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[2][normalize-space(text()) = "term2"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[2]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "def2"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("term1::\n\ndef1\nterm2::\n\ndef2\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dt", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dt/following-sibling::dd", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dt)[1][normalize-space(text()) = \"term1\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl/dt)[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"def1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dt)[2][normalize-space(text()) = \"term2\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl/dt)[2]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"def2\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn multi_line_elements_with_paragraph_and_literal_content() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "multi-line elements with paragraph and literal content" do
# blank line following literal paragraph is required or else it will gobble up the second term
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
term1::
def1
literal
term2::
def2
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//dl/dt', output, 2
assert_xpath '//dl/dt/following-sibling::dd', output, 2
assert_xpath '//dl/dt/following-sibling::dd//pre', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[1][normalize-space(text()) = "term1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "def1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[2][normalize-space(text()) = "term2"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[2]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "def2"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
// NOTE: blank line following literal paragraph is required or else it will
// gobble up the second term.
let doc = Parser::default().parse("term1::\ndef1\n\n literal\n\nterm2::\n def2\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dt", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dt/following-sibling::dd", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dt/following-sibling::dd//pre", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dt)[1][normalize-space(text()) = \"term1\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl/dt)[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"def1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dt)[2][normalize-space(text()) = \"term2\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl/dt)[2]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"def2\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn mixed_single_and_multi_line_adjacent_elements() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "mixed single and multi-line adjacent elements" do
input = <<~'EOS'
term1:: def1
term2::
def2
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//dl/dt', output, 2
assert_xpath '//dl/dt/following-sibling::dd', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[1][normalize-space(text()) = "term1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "def1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[2][normalize-space(text()) = "term2"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[2]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "def2"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("term1:: def1\nterm2::\ndef2\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dt", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dt/following-sibling::dd", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dt)[1][normalize-space(text()) = \"term1\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl/dt)[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"def1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dt)[2][normalize-space(text()) = \"term2\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl/dt)[2]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"def2\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn should_discover_anchor_at_start_of_description_term_text_and_register_it_as_a_reference()
{
verifies!(
r##"
test 'should discover anchor at start of description term text and register it as a reference' do
input = <<~'EOS'
The highest peak in the Front Range is <<grays-peak>>, which tops <<mount-evans>> by just a few feet.
[[mount-evans,Mount Evans]]Mount Evans:: 14,271 feet
[[grays-peak]]Grays Peak:: 14,278 feet
EOS
doc = document_from_string input
refs = doc.catalog[:refs]
assert refs.key?('mount-evans')
assert refs.key?('grays-peak')
output = doc.convert standalone: false
assert_xpath '(//p)[1]/a[@href="#grays-peak"][text()="Grays Peak"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//p)[1]/a[@href="#mount-evans"][text()="Mount Evans"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//dl/dt', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[1]/a[@id="mount-evans"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[2]/a[@id="grays-peak"]', output, 1
end
"##
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("The highest peak in the Front Range is <<grays-peak>>, which tops <<mount-evans>> by just a few feet.\n\n[[mount-evans,Mount Evans]]Mount Evans:: 14,271 feet\n[[grays-peak]]Grays Peak:: 14,278 feet\n");
assert!(doc.catalog().contains_id("mount-evans"));
assert!(doc.catalog().contains_id("grays-peak"));
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//p)[1]/a[@href=\"#grays-peak\"][text()=\"Grays Peak\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//p)[1]/a[@href=\"#mount-evans\"][text()=\"Mount Evans\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dt", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dt)[1]/a[@id=\"mount-evans\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dt)[2]/a[@id=\"grays-peak\"]", 1);
}
#[test]
fn missing_space_before_term_does_not_produce_description_list() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "missing space before term does not produce description list" do
input = <<~'EOS'
term1::def1
term2::def2
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//dl', output, 0
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("term1::def1\nterm2::def2\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl", 0);
}
#[test]
fn literal_block_inside_description_list() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "literal block inside description list" do
input = <<~'EOS'
term::
+
....
literal, line 1
literal, line 2
....
anotherterm:: def
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//dl/dt', output, 2
assert_xpath '//dl/dd', output, 2
assert_xpath '//dl/dd//pre', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dd)[1]/*[@class="literalblock"]//pre', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dd)[2]/p[text() = "def"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse(
"term::\n+\n....\nliteral, line 1\n\nliteral, line 2\n....\nanotherterm:: def\n",
);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dt", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dd", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dd//pre", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dd)[1]/*[@class=\"literalblock\"]//pre", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dd)[2]/p[text() = \"def\"]", 1);
}
#[test]
fn literal_block_inside_description_list_with_trailing_line_continuation() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "literal block inside description list with trailing line continuation" do
input = <<~'EOS'
term::
+
....
literal, line 1
literal, line 2
....
+
anotherterm:: def
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//dl/dt', output, 2
assert_xpath '//dl/dd', output, 2
assert_xpath '//dl/dd//pre', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dd)[1]/*[@class="literalblock"]//pre', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dd)[2]/p[text() = "def"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse(
"term::\n+\n....\nliteral, line 1\n\nliteral, line 2\n....\n+\nanotherterm:: def\n",
);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dt", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dd", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dd//pre", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dd)[1]/*[@class=\"literalblock\"]//pre", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dd)[2]/p[text() = \"def\"]", 1);
}
#[test]
fn multiple_listing_blocks_inside_description_list() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "multiple listing blocks inside description list" do
input = <<~'EOS'
term::
+
----
listing, line 1
listing, line 2
----
+
----
listing, line 1
listing, line 2
----
anotherterm:: def
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//dl/dt', output, 2
assert_xpath '//dl/dd', output, 2
assert_xpath '//dl/dd//pre', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//dl/dd)[1]/*[@class="listingblock"]//pre', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//dl/dd)[2]/p[text() = "def"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("term::\n+\n----\nlisting, line 1\n\nlisting, line 2\n----\n+\n----\nlisting, line 1\n\nlisting, line 2\n----\nanotherterm:: def\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dt", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dd", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dd//pre", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dd)[1]/*[@class=\"listingblock\"]//pre", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dd)[2]/p[text() = \"def\"]", 1);
}
#[test]
fn open_block_inside_description_list() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "open block inside description list" do
input = <<~'EOS'
term::
+
--
Open block as description of term.
And some more detail...
--
anotherterm:: def
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//dl/dd//p', output, 3
assert_xpath '(//dl/dd)[1]//*[@class="openblock"]//p', output, 2
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("term::\n+\n--\nOpen block as description of term.\n\nAnd some more detail...\n--\nanotherterm:: def\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dd//p", 3);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dd)[1]//*[@class=\"openblock\"]//p", 2);
}
#[test]
fn paragraph_attached_by_a_list_continuation_on_either_side_in_a_description_list() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "paragraph attached by a list continuation on either side in a description list" do
input = <<~'EOS'
term1:: def1
+
more detail
+
term2:: def2
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[1][normalize-space(text())="term1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[2][normalize-space(text())="term2"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dd)[1]//p', output, 2
assert_xpath '((//dl/dd)[1]//p)[1][text()="def1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dd)[1]/p/following-sibling::*[@class="paragraph"]/p[text() = "more detail"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("term1:: def1\n+\nmore detail\n+\nterm2:: def2\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dt)[1][normalize-space(text())=\"term1\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dt)[2][normalize-space(text())=\"term2\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dd)[1]//p", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "((//dl/dd)[1]//p)[1][text()=\"def1\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl/dd)[1]/p/following-sibling::*[@class=\"paragraph\"]/p[text() = \"more detail\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn paragraph_attached_by_a_list_continuation_on_either_side_to_a_multi_line_element_in_a_description_list()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test "paragraph attached by a list continuation on either side to a multi-line element in a description list" do
input = <<~'EOS'
term1::
def1
+
more detail
+
term2:: def2
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[1][normalize-space(text())="term1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[2][normalize-space(text())="term2"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dd)[1]//p', output, 2
assert_xpath '((//dl/dd)[1]//p)[1][text()="def1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dd)[1]/p/following-sibling::*[@class="paragraph"]/p[text() = "more detail"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("term1::\ndef1\n+\nmore detail\n+\nterm2:: def2\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dt)[1][normalize-space(text())=\"term1\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dt)[2][normalize-space(text())=\"term2\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dd)[1]//p", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "((//dl/dd)[1]//p)[1][text()=\"def1\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl/dd)[1]/p/following-sibling::*[@class=\"paragraph\"]/p[text() = \"more detail\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn should_continue_to_parse_subsequent_blocks_attached_to_list_item_after_first_block_is_dropped()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should continue to parse subsequent blocks attached to list item after first block is dropped' do
input = <<~'EOS'
:attribute-missing: drop-line
term::
+
image::{unresolved}[]
+
paragraph
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css 'dl', output, 1
assert_css 'dl > dt', output, 1
assert_css 'dl > dt + dd', output, 1
assert_css 'dl > dt + dd > .imageblock', output, 0
assert_css 'dl > dt + dd > .paragraph', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse(
":attribute-missing: drop-line\n\nterm::\n+\nimage::{unresolved}[]\n+\nparagraph\n",
);
assert_css(&doc, "dl", 1);
assert_css(&doc, "dl > dt", 1);
assert_css(&doc, "dl > dt + dd", 1);
assert_css(&doc, "dl > dt + dd > .imageblock", 0);
assert_css(&doc, "dl > dt + dd > .paragraph", 1);
}
#[test]
fn verse_paragraph_inside_a_description_list() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "verse paragraph inside a description list" do
input = <<~'EOS'
term1:: def
+
[verse]
la la la
term2:: def
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//dl/dd//p', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//dl/dd)[1]/*[@class="verseblock"]/pre[text() = "la la la"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("term1:: def\n+\n[verse]\nla la la\n\nterm2:: def\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dd//p", 2);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl/dd)[1]/*[@class=\"verseblock\"]/pre[text() = \"la la la\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn list_inside_a_description_list() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "list inside a description list" do
input = <<~'EOS'
term1::
* level 1
** level 2
* level 1
term2:: def
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//dl/dd', output, 2
assert_xpath '//dl/dd/p', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dd)[1]//ul', output, 2
assert_xpath '((//dl/dd)[1]//ul)[1]//ul', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc =
Parser::default().parse("term1::\n* level 1\n** level 2\n* level 1\nterm2:: def\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dd", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dd/p", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dd)[1]//ul", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "((//dl/dd)[1]//ul)[1]//ul", 1);
}
#[test]
fn list_inside_a_description_list_offset_by_blank_lines() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "list inside a description list offset by blank lines" do
input = <<~'EOS'
term1::
* level 1
** level 2
* level 1
term2:: def
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//dl/dd', output, 2
assert_xpath '//dl/dd/p', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dd)[1]//ul', output, 2
assert_xpath '((//dl/dd)[1]//ul)[1]//ul', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default()
.parse("term1::\n\n* level 1\n** level 2\n* level 1\n\nterm2:: def\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dd", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dd/p", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dd)[1]//ul", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "((//dl/dd)[1]//ul)[1]//ul", 1);
}
#[test]
fn should_only_grab_one_line_following_last_item_if_item_has_no_inline_description() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "should only grab one line following last item if item has no inline description" do
input = <<~'EOS'
term1::
def1
term2::
def2
A new paragraph
Another new paragraph
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//dl/dd', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//dl/dd)[1]/p[text() = "def1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dd)[2]/p[text() = "def2"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/following-sibling::*[@class="paragraph"]', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//*[@class="dlist"]/following-sibling::*[@class="paragraph"])[1]/p[text() = "A new paragraph"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//*[@class="dlist"]/following-sibling::*[@class="paragraph"])[2]/p[text() = "Another new paragraph"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse(
"term1::\n\ndef1\n\nterm2::\n\ndef2\n\nA new paragraph\n\nAnother new paragraph\n",
);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dd", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dd)[1]/p[text() = \"def1\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dd)[2]/p[text() = \"def2\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/following-sibling::*[@class=\"paragraph\"]",
2,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/following-sibling::*[@class=\"paragraph\"])[1]/p[text() = \"A new paragraph\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/following-sibling::*[@class=\"paragraph\"])[2]/p[text() = \"Another new paragraph\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn should_only_grab_one_literal_line_following_last_item_if_item_has_no_inline_description()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test "should only grab one literal line following last item if item has no inline description" do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
term1::
def1
term2::
def2
A new paragraph
Another new paragraph
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//dl/dd', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//dl/dd)[1]/p[text() = "def1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dd)[2]/p[text() = "def2"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/following-sibling::*[@class="paragraph"]', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//*[@class="dlist"]/following-sibling::*[@class="paragraph"])[1]/p[text() = "A new paragraph"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//*[@class="dlist"]/following-sibling::*[@class="paragraph"])[2]/p[text() = "Another new paragraph"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("term1::\n\ndef1\n\nterm2::\n\n def2\n\nA new paragraph\n\nAnother new paragraph\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dd", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dd)[1]/p[text() = \"def1\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dd)[2]/p[text() = \"def2\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/following-sibling::*[@class=\"paragraph\"]",
2,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/following-sibling::*[@class=\"paragraph\"])[1]/p[text() = \"A new paragraph\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/following-sibling::*[@class=\"paragraph\"])[2]/p[text() = \"Another new paragraph\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn should_append_subsequent_paragraph_literals_to_list_item_as_block_content() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "should append subsequent paragraph literals to list item as block content" do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
term1::
def1
term2::
def2
literal
A new paragraph.
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//dl/dd', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//dl/dd)[1]/p[text() = "def1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dd)[2]/p[text() = "def2"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dd)[2]/p/following-sibling::*[@class="literalblock"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dd)[2]/p/following-sibling::*[@class="literalblock"]//pre[text() = "literal"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/following-sibling::*[@class="paragraph"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//*[@class="dlist"]/following-sibling::*[@class="paragraph"])[1]/p[text() = "A new paragraph."]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default()
.parse("term1::\n\ndef1\n\nterm2::\n\n def2\n\n literal\n\nA new paragraph.\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dd", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dd)[1]/p[text() = \"def1\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dd)[2]/p[text() = \"def2\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl/dd)[2]/p/following-sibling::*[@class=\"literalblock\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl/dd)[2]/p/following-sibling::*[@class=\"literalblock\"]//pre[text() = \"literal\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/following-sibling::*[@class=\"paragraph\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/following-sibling::*[@class=\"paragraph\"])[1]/p[text() = \"A new paragraph.\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn should_not_match_comment_line_that_looks_like_description_list_term() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should not match comment line that looks like description list term' do
input = <<~'EOS'
before
//key:: val
after
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css 'dl', output, 0
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("before\n\n//key:: val\n\nafter\n");
assert_css(&doc, "dl", 0);
}
#[test]
fn should_not_match_comment_line_following_list_that_looks_like_description_list_term() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should not match comment line following list that looks like description list term' do
input = <<~'EOS'
* item
//term:: desc
== Section
section text
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '/*[@class="ulist"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '/*[@class="sect1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '/*[@class="sect1"]/h2[text()="Section"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '/*[@class="ulist"]/following-sibling::*[@class="sect1"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc =
Parser::default().parse("* item\n\n//term:: desc\n== Section\n\nsection text\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "/*[@class=\"ulist\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "/*[@class=\"sect1\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "/*[@class=\"sect1\"]/h2[text()=\"Section\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"/*[@class=\"ulist\"]/following-sibling::*[@class=\"sect1\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn should_not_match_comment_line_that_looks_like_sibling_description_list_term() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should not match comment line that looks like sibling description list term' do
input = <<~'EOS'
before
foo:: bar
//yin:: yang
after
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css '.dlist', output, 1
assert_css '.dlist dt', output, 1
refute_includes output, 'yin'
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("before\n\nfoo:: bar\n//yin:: yang\n\nafter\n");
assert_css(&doc, ".dlist", 1);
assert_css(&doc, ".dlist dt", 1);
refute_output_contains(&doc, "yin");
}
#[test]
fn should_not_hang_on_description_list_item_in_list_that_begins_with_triple_slash() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should not hang on description list item in list that begins with ///' do
input = <<~'EOS'
* a
///b::
c
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css 'ul', output, 1
assert_css 'ul li dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ul/li/p[text()="a"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//dt[text()="///b"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//dd/p[text()="c"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("* a\n///b::\nc\n");
assert_css(&doc, "ul", 1);
assert_css(&doc, "ul li dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul/li/p[text()=\"a\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dt[text()=\"///b\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dd/p[text()=\"c\"]", 1);
}
#[test]
fn should_not_hang_on_sibling_description_list_item_that_begins_with_triple_slash() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should not hang on sibling description list item that begins with ///' do
input = <<~'EOS'
a::
///b::
c
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css 'dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[1][text()="a"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl/dt)[2][text()="///b"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//dl/dd/p[text()="c"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("a::\n///b::\nc\n");
assert_css(&doc, "dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dt)[1][text()=\"a\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dt)[2][text()=\"///b\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dd/p[text()=\"c\"]", 1);
}
#[test]
fn should_skip_dlist_term_that_begins_with_double_slash_unless_it_begins_with_triple_slash()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should skip dlist term that begins with // unless it begins with ///' do
input = <<~'EOS'
category a::
//ignored term:: def
category b::
///term:: def
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
refute_includes output, 'ignored term'
assert_xpath '//dt[text()="///term"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default()
.parse("category a::\n//ignored term:: def\n\ncategory b::\n///term:: def\n");
refute_output_contains(&doc, "ignored term");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dt[text()=\"///term\"]", 1);
}
#[test]
fn more_than_4_consecutive_colons_should_become_part_of_description_list_term() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'more than 4 consecutive colons should become part of description list term' do
input = <<~'EOS'
A term::::: a description
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css 'dl', output, 1
assert_css 'dl > dt', output, 1
assert_xpath '//dl/dt[text()="A term:"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//dl/dd/p[text()="a description"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("A term::::: a description\n");
assert_css(&doc, "dl", 1);
assert_css(&doc, "dl > dt", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dt[text()=\"A term:\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dd/p[text()=\"a description\"]", 1);
}
#[test]
fn text_method_of_dd_node_should_return_nil_if_dd_node_only_contains_blocks() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'text method of dd node should return nil if dd node only contains blocks' do
input = <<~'EOS'
term::
+
paragraph
EOS
doc = document_from_string input
dd = doc.blocks[0].items[0][1]
assert_nil dd.text
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("term::\n+\nparagraph\n");
assert_eq!(
doc,
Document {
header: Header {
title_source: None,
title: None,
attributes: &[],
author_line: None,
revision_line: None,
comments: &[],
source: Span {
data: "",
line: 1,
col: 1,
offset: 0,
},
},
blocks: &[Block::List(ListBlock {
type_: ListType::Description,
items: &[Block::ListItem(ListItem {
marker: ListItemMarker::DefinedTerm {
term: Content {
original: Span {
data: "term",
line: 1,
col: 1,
offset: 0,
},
rendered: "term",
},
marker: Span {
data: "::",
line: 1,
col: 5,
offset: 4,
},
source: Span {
data: "term::",
line: 1,
col: 1,
offset: 0,
},
},
blocks: &[Block::Simple(SimpleBlock {
content: Content {
original: Span {
data: "paragraph",
line: 3,
col: 1,
offset: 9,
},
rendered: "paragraph",
},
source: Span {
data: "paragraph",
line: 3,
col: 1,
offset: 9,
},
style: SimpleBlockStyle::Paragraph,
title_source: None,
title: None,
caption: None,
number: None,
anchor: None,
anchor_reftext: None,
attrlist: None,
},),],
source: Span {
data: "term::\n+\nparagraph",
line: 1,
col: 1,
offset: 0,
},
anchor: None,
anchor_reftext: None,
attrlist: None,
},),],
source: Span {
data: "term::\n+\nparagraph",
line: 1,
col: 1,
offset: 0,
},
title_source: None,
title: None,
anchor: None,
anchor_reftext: None,
attrlist: None,
},),],
source: Span {
data: "term::\n+\nparagraph",
line: 1,
col: 1,
offset: 0,
},
warnings: &[],
source_map: SourceMap(&[]),
catalog: Catalog {
refs: HashMap::from([]),
reftext_to_id: HashMap::from([]),
},
}
);
}
#[test]
fn should_match_trailing_line_separator_in_text_of_list_item() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should match trailing line separator in text of list item' do
input = <<~EOS.chop
A:: a
B:: b#{decode_char 8232}
C:: c
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_css 'dd', output, 3
assert_xpath %((//dd)[2]/p[text()="b#{decode_char 8232}"]), output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("A:: a\nB:: b\u{2028}\nC:: c");
assert_css(&doc, "dd", 3);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dd)[2]/p[text()=\"b\u{2028}\"]", 1);
}
#[test]
fn should_match_line_separator_in_text_of_list_item() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should match line separator in text of list item' do
input = <<~EOS.chop
A:: a
B:: b#{decode_char 8232}b
C:: c
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_css 'dd', output, 3
assert_xpath %((//dd)[2]/p[text()="b#{decode_char 8232}b"]), output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("A:: a\nB:: b\u{2028}b\nC:: c");
assert_css(&doc, "dd", 3);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dd)[2]/p[text()=\"b\u{2028}b\"]", 1);
}
}
non_normative!(
r#"
end
context "Nested lists" do
"#
);
mod nested_lists {
use super::*;
#[test]
fn should_not_parse_a_nested_dlist_delimiter_without_a_term_as_a_dlist() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should not parse a nested dlist delimiter without a term as a dlist' do
input = <<~'EOS'
t::
;;
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//dl/dd/p[text()=";;"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("t::\n;;\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dd/p[text()=\";;\"]", 1);
}
#[test]
fn should_not_parse_a_nested_indented_dlist_delimiter_without_a_term_as_a_dlist() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should not parse a nested indented dlist delimiter without a term as a dlist' do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
t::
desc
;;
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//dl', output, 1
assert_xpath %(//dl/dd/p[text()="desc\n ;;"]), output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("t::\ndesc\n ;;\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl/dd/p[text()=\"desc\n ;;\"]", 1);
}
#[test]
fn single_line_adjacent_nested_elements() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "single-line adjacent nested elements" do
input = <<~'EOS'
term1:: def1
label1::: detail1
term2:: def2
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//dl', output, 2
assert_xpath '//dl//dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl)[1]/dt[1][normalize-space(text()) = "term1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl)[1]/dt[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "def1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//dl//dl/dt[normalize-space(text()) = "label1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//dl//dl/dt/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "detail1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl)[1]/dt[2][normalize-space(text()) = "term2"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl)[1]/dt[2]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "def2"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("term1:: def1\nlabel1::: detail1\nterm2:: def2\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl//dl", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl)[1]/dt[1][normalize-space(text()) = \"term1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl)[1]/dt[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"def1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl//dl/dt[normalize-space(text()) = \"label1\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//dl//dl/dt/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"detail1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl)[1]/dt[2][normalize-space(text()) = \"term2\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl)[1]/dt[2]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"def2\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn single_line_adjacent_maximum_nested_elements() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "single-line adjacent maximum nested elements" do
input = <<~'EOS'
term1:: def1
label1::: detail1
name1:::: value1
item1;; price1
term2:: def2
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//dl', output, 4
assert_xpath '//dl//dl//dl//dl', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse(
"term1:: def1\nlabel1::: detail1\nname1:::: value1\nitem1;; price1\nterm2:: def2\n",
);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl", 4);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl//dl//dl//dl", 1);
}
#[test]
fn single_line_nested_elements_separated_by_blank_line_at_top_level() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'single-line nested elements separated by blank line at top level' do
input = <<~'EOS'
term1:: def1
label1::: detail1
term2:: def2
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//dl', output, 2
assert_xpath '//dl//dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl)[1]/dt[1][normalize-space(text()) = "term1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl)[1]/dt[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "def1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//dl//dl/dt[normalize-space(text()) = "label1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//dl//dl/dt/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "detail1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl)[1]/dt[2][normalize-space(text()) = "term2"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl)[1]/dt[2]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "def2"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc =
Parser::default().parse("term1:: def1\n\nlabel1::: detail1\n\nterm2:: def2\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl//dl", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl)[1]/dt[1][normalize-space(text()) = \"term1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl)[1]/dt[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"def1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl//dl/dt[normalize-space(text()) = \"label1\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//dl//dl/dt/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"detail1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl)[1]/dt[2][normalize-space(text()) = \"term2\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl)[1]/dt[2]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"def2\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn single_line_nested_elements_separated_by_blank_line_at_nested_level() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'single-line nested elements separated by blank line at nested level' do
input = <<~'EOS'
term1:: def1
label1::: detail1
label2::: detail2
term2:: def2
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//dl', output, 2
assert_xpath '//dl//dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl)[1]/dt[1][normalize-space(text()) = "term1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl)[1]/dt[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "def1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//dl//dl/dt[normalize-space(text()) = "label1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//dl//dl/dt/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "detail1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl)[1]/dt[2][normalize-space(text()) = "term2"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl)[1]/dt[2]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "def2"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default()
.parse("term1:: def1\nlabel1::: detail1\n\nlabel2::: detail2\nterm2:: def2\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl//dl", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl)[1]/dt[1][normalize-space(text()) = \"term1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl)[1]/dt[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"def1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl//dl/dt[normalize-space(text()) = \"label1\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//dl//dl/dt/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"detail1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl)[1]/dt[2][normalize-space(text()) = \"term2\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl)[1]/dt[2]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"def2\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn single_line_adjacent_nested_elements_with_alternate_delimiters() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "single-line adjacent nested elements with alternate delimiters" do
input = <<~'EOS'
term1:: def1
label1;; detail1
term2:: def2
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//dl', output, 2
assert_xpath '//dl//dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl)[1]/dt[1][normalize-space(text()) = "term1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl)[1]/dt[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "def1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//dl//dl/dt[normalize-space(text()) = "label1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//dl//dl/dt/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "detail1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl)[1]/dt[2][normalize-space(text()) = "term2"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl)[1]/dt[2]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "def2"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("term1:: def1\nlabel1;; detail1\nterm2:: def2\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl//dl", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl)[1]/dt[1][normalize-space(text()) = \"term1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl)[1]/dt[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"def1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl//dl/dt[normalize-space(text()) = \"label1\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//dl//dl/dt/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"detail1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl)[1]/dt[2][normalize-space(text()) = \"term2\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl)[1]/dt[2]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"def2\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn multi_line_adjacent_nested_elements() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "multi-line adjacent nested elements" do
input = <<~'EOS'
term1::
def1
label1:::
detail1
term2::
def2
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//dl', output, 2
assert_xpath '//dl//dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl)[1]/dt[1][normalize-space(text()) = "term1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl)[1]/dt[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "def1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//dl//dl/dt[normalize-space(text()) = "label1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//dl//dl/dt/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "detail1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl)[1]/dt[2][normalize-space(text()) = "term2"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl)[1]/dt[2]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "def2"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("term1::\ndef1\nlabel1:::\ndetail1\nterm2::\ndef2\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl//dl", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl)[1]/dt[1][normalize-space(text()) = \"term1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl)[1]/dt[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"def1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl//dl/dt[normalize-space(text()) = \"label1\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//dl//dl/dt/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"detail1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl)[1]/dt[2][normalize-space(text()) = \"term2\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl)[1]/dt[2]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"def2\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn multi_line_nested_elements_separated_by_blank_line_at_nested_level_repeated() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'multi-line nested elements separated by blank line at nested level repeated' do
input = <<~'EOS'
term1::
def1
label1:::
detail1
label2:::
detail2
term2:: def2
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//dl', output, 2
assert_xpath '//dl//dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl)[1]/dt[1][normalize-space(text()) = "term1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl)[1]/dt[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "def1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl//dl/dt)[1][normalize-space(text()) = "label1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl//dl/dt)[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "detail1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl//dl/dt)[2][normalize-space(text()) = "label2"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl//dl/dt)[2]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "detail2"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default()
.parse("term1::\ndef1\nlabel1:::\n\ndetail1\nlabel2:::\ndetail2\n\nterm2:: def2\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl//dl", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl)[1]/dt[1][normalize-space(text()) = \"term1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl)[1]/dt[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"def1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl//dl/dt)[1][normalize-space(text()) = \"label1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl//dl/dt)[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"detail1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl//dl/dt)[2][normalize-space(text()) = \"label2\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl//dl/dt)[2]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"detail2\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn multi_line_element_with_indented_nested_element() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "multi-line element with indented nested element" do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
term1::
def1
label1;;
detail1
term2::
def2
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//dl', output, 2
assert_xpath '//dl//dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl)[1]/dt', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//dl)[1]/dd', output, 2
assert_xpath '((//dl)[1]/dt)[1][normalize-space(text()) = "term1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//dl)[1]/dt)[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "def1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//dl//dl/dt', output, 1
assert_xpath '//dl//dl/dt[normalize-space(text()) = "label1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//dl//dl/dt/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "detail1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//dl)[1]/dt)[2][normalize-space(text()) = "term2"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//dl)[1]/dt)[2]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "def2"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default()
.parse("term1::\n def1\n label1;;\n detail1\nterm2::\n def2\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl//dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl)[1]/dt", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl)[1]/dd", 2);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"((//dl)[1]/dt)[1][normalize-space(text()) = \"term1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"((//dl)[1]/dt)[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"def1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl//dl/dt", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl//dl/dt[normalize-space(text()) = \"label1\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//dl//dl/dt/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"detail1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"((//dl)[1]/dt)[2][normalize-space(text()) = \"term2\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"((//dl)[1]/dt)[2]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"def2\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn mixed_single_and_multi_line_elements_with_indented_nested_elements() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "mixed single and multi-line elements with indented nested elements" do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
term1:: def1
label1:::
detail1
term2:: def2
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_xpath '//dl', output, 2
assert_xpath '//dl//dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl)[1]/dt[1][normalize-space(text()) = "term1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl)[1]/dt[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "def1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//dl//dl/dt[normalize-space(text()) = "label1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//dl//dl/dt/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "detail1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl)[1]/dt[2][normalize-space(text()) = "term2"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl)[1]/dt[2]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "def2"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc =
Parser::default().parse("term1:: def1\n label1:::\n detail1\nterm2:: def2\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl//dl", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl)[1]/dt[1][normalize-space(text()) = \"term1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl)[1]/dt[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"def1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl//dl/dt[normalize-space(text()) = \"label1\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//dl//dl/dt/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"detail1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl)[1]/dt[2][normalize-space(text()) = \"term2\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl)[1]/dt[2]/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"def2\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn multi_line_elements_with_first_paragraph_folded_to_text_with_adjacent_nested_element() {
verifies!(
r#"
test "multi-line elements with first paragraph folded to text with adjacent nested element" do
input = <<~'EOS'
term1:: def1
continued
label1:::
detail1
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//dl', output, 2
assert_xpath '//dl//dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl)[1]/dt[1][normalize-space(text()) = "term1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl)[1]/dt[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[starts-with(text(), "def1")]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl)[1]/dt[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[contains(text(), "continued")]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//dl//dl/dt[normalize-space(text()) = "label1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//dl//dl/dt/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = "detail1"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("term1:: def1\ncontinued\nlabel1:::\ndetail1\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl//dl", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl)[1]/dt[1][normalize-space(text()) = \"term1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl)[1]/dt[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[starts-with(text(), \"def1\")]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl)[1]/dt[1]/following-sibling::dd/p[contains(text(), \"continued\")]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl//dl/dt[normalize-space(text()) = \"label1\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//dl//dl/dt/following-sibling::dd/p[text() = \"detail1\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn nested_dlist_attached_by_list_continuation_should_not_consume_detached_paragraph() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'nested dlist attached by list continuation should not consume detached paragraph' do
input = <<~'EOS'
term:: text
+
nested term::: text
paragraph
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//dl', output, 2
assert_xpath '//dl//dl', output, 1
assert_css '.dlist .paragraph', output, 0
assert_css '.dlist + .paragraph', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("term:: text\n+\nnested term::: text\n\nparagraph\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl//dl", 1);
assert_css(&doc, ".dlist .paragraph", 0);
assert_css(&doc, ".dlist + .paragraph", 1);
}
#[test]
fn nested_dlist_with_attached_block_offset_by_empty_line() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'nested dlist with attached block offset by empty line' do
input = <<~'EOS'
category::
term 1:::
+
--
def 1
--
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//dl', output, 2
assert_xpath '//dl//dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl)[1]/dt[1][normalize-space(text()) = "category"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl)[1]//dl/dt[1][normalize-space(text()) = "term 1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl)[1]//dl/dt[1]/following-sibling::dd//p[starts-with(text(), "def 1")]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("category::\n\nterm 1:::\n+\n--\ndef 1\n--\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl//dl", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl)[1]/dt[1][normalize-space(text()) = \"category\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl)[1]//dl/dt[1][normalize-space(text()) = \"term 1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//dl)[1]//dl/dt[1]/following-sibling::dd//p[starts-with(text(), \"def 1\")]",
1,
);
}
}
non_normative!(
r#"
end
context 'Special lists' do
"#
);
mod special_lists {
use super::*;
#[test]
fn should_convert_glossary_list_with_proper_semantics() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should convert glossary list with proper semantics' do
input = <<~'EOS'
[glossary]
term 1:: def 1
term 2:: def 2
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css '.dlist.glossary', output, 1
assert_css '.dlist dt:not([class])', output, 2
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("[glossary]\nterm 1:: def 1\nterm 2:: def 2\n");
assert_css(&doc, ".dlist.glossary", 1);
assert_css(&doc, ".dlist dt:not([class])", 2);
}
// DocBook backend is out of scope for this crate (HTML only).
non_normative!(
r#"
test 'consecutive glossary terms should share same glossentry element in docbook' do
input = <<~'EOS'
[glossary]
term::
alt term::
description
last::
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input, backend: 'docbook'
assert_xpath '/glossentry', output, 2
assert_xpath '(/glossentry)[1]/glossterm', output, 2
assert_xpath '(/glossentry)[2]/glossterm', output, 1
assert_xpath '(/glossentry)[2]/glossdef', output, 1
assert_xpath '(/glossentry)[2]/glossdef[normalize-space(text())=""]', output, 1
end
"#
);
// Horizontal description-list layout is not modeled by this crate.
non_normative!(
r#"
test 'should convert horizontal list with proper markup' do
input = <<~'EOS'
[horizontal]
first term:: description
+
more detail
second term:: description
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css '.hdlist', output, 1
assert_css '.hdlist table', output, 1
assert_css '.hdlist table colgroup', output, 0
assert_css '.hdlist table tr', output, 2
# see nokogiri#1803 for why this is necessary
tbody_path = jruby? ? 'tbody/' : ''
refute_includes output, '<tbody>'
assert_xpath %(/*[@class="hdlist"]/table/#{tbody_path}tr[1]/td), output, 2
assert_xpath %(/*[@class="hdlist"]/table/#{tbody_path}tr[1]/td[@class="hdlist1"]), output, 1
assert_xpath %(/*[@class="hdlist"]/table/#{tbody_path}tr[1]/td[@class="hdlist2"]), output, 1
assert_xpath %(/*[@class="hdlist"]/table/#{tbody_path}tr[1]/td[@class="hdlist2"]/p), output, 1
assert_xpath %(/*[@class="hdlist"]/table/#{tbody_path}tr[1]/td[@class="hdlist2"]/p/following-sibling::*[@class="paragraph"]), output, 1
assert_xpath '((//tr)[1]/td)[1][normalize-space(text())="first term"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//tr)[1]/td)[2]/p[normalize-space(text())="description"]', output, 1
assert_xpath %(/*[@class="hdlist"]/table/#{tbody_path}tr[2]/td), output, 2
assert_xpath '((//tr)[2]/td)[1][normalize-space(text())="second term"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//tr)[2]/td)[2]/p[normalize-space(text())="description"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
// Horizontal description-list layout is not modeled by this crate.
non_normative!(
r#"
test 'should set col widths of item and label if specified' do
input = <<~'EOS'
[horizontal]
[labelwidth="25", itemwidth="75"]
term:: def
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css 'table', output, 1
assert_css 'table > colgroup', output, 1
assert_css 'table > colgroup > col', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//table/colgroup/col)[1][@style="width: 25%;"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//table/colgroup/col)[2][@style="width: 75%;"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
// DocBook backend / horizontal list layout are out of scope for this crate.
non_normative!(
r#"
test 'should set col widths of item and label in docbook if specified' do
input = <<~'EOS'
[horizontal]
[labelwidth="25", itemwidth="75"]
term:: def
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input, backend: 'docbook'
assert_css 'informaltable', output, 1
assert_css 'informaltable > tgroup', output, 1
assert_css 'informaltable > tgroup > colspec', output, 2
assert_xpath '(/informaltable/tgroup/colspec)[1][@colwidth="25*"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(/informaltable/tgroup/colspec)[2][@colwidth="75*"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
// Horizontal description-list layout is not modeled by this crate.
non_normative!(
r#"
test 'should add strong class to label if strong option is set' do
input = <<~'EOS'
[horizontal, options="strong"]
term:: def
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css '.hdlist', output, 1
assert_css '.hdlist td.hdlist1.strong', output, 1
end
"#
);
// Horizontal description-list layout is not modeled by this crate.
non_normative!(
r#"
test 'consecutive terms in horizontal list should share same cell' do
input = <<~'EOS'
[horizontal]
term::
alt term::
description
last::
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//tr', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//tr)[1]/td[@class="hdlist1"]', output, 1
# NOTE I'm trimming the trailing <br> in Asciidoctor
#assert_xpath '(//tr)[1]/td[@class="hdlist1"]/br', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//tr)[1]/td[@class="hdlist1"]/br', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//tr)[2]/td[@class="hdlist2"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
// DocBook backend is out of scope for this crate (HTML only).
non_normative!(
r#"
test 'consecutive terms in horizontal list should share same entry in docbook' do
input = <<~'EOS'
[horizontal]
term::
alt term::
description
last::
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input, backend: 'docbook'
assert_xpath '//row', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//row)[1]/entry', output, 2
assert_xpath '((//row)[1]/entry)[1]/simpara', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//row)[2]/entry', output, 2
assert_xpath '((//row)[2]/entry)[2][normalize-space(text())=""]', output, 1
end
"#
);
// DocBook backend is out of scope for this crate (HTML only).
non_normative!(
r#"
test 'should convert horizontal list in docbook with proper markup' do
input = <<~'EOS'
.Terms
[horizontal]
first term:: description
+
more detail
second term:: description
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input, backend: 'docbook'
assert_xpath '/table', output, 1
assert_xpath '/table[@tabstyle="horizontal"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '/table[@tabstyle="horizontal"]/title[text()="Terms"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '/table//row', output, 2
assert_xpath '(/table//row)[1]/entry', output, 2
assert_xpath '(/table//row)[2]/entry', output, 2
assert_xpath '((/table//row)[1]/entry)[2]/simpara', output, 2
end
"#
);
// The qanda description-list style is not modeled by this crate.
non_normative!(
r#"
test 'should convert qanda list in HTML with proper semantics' do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
[qanda]
Question 1::
Answer 1.
Question 2::
Answer 2.
+
NOTE: A note about Answer 2.
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css '.qlist.qanda', output, 1
assert_css '.qanda > ol', output, 1
assert_css '.qanda > ol > li', output, 2
(1..2).each do |idx|
assert_css ".qanda > ol > li:nth-child(#{idx}) > p", output, 2
assert_css ".qanda > ol > li:nth-child(#{idx}) > p:first-child > em", output, 1
assert_xpath "/*[@class = 'qlist qanda']/ol/li[#{idx}]/p[1]/em[normalize-space(text()) = 'Question #{idx}']", output, 1
assert_css ".qanda > ol > li:nth-child(#{idx}) > p:last-child > *", output, 0
assert_xpath "/*[@class = 'qlist qanda']/ol/li[#{idx}]/p[2][normalize-space(text()) = 'Answer #{idx}.']", output, 1
end
assert_xpath "/*[@class = 'qlist qanda']/ol/li[2]/p[2]/following-sibling::div[@class='admonitionblock note']", output, 1
end
"#
);
// DocBook backend is out of scope for this crate (HTML only).
non_normative!(
r#"
test 'should convert qanda list in DocBook with proper semantics' do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
[qanda]
Question 1::
Answer 1.
Question 2::
Answer 2.
+
NOTE: A note about Answer 2.
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input, backend: 'docbook'
assert_css 'qandaset', output, 1
assert_css 'qandaset > qandaentry', output, 2
(1..2).each do |idx|
assert_css "qandaset > qandaentry:nth-child(#{idx}) > question", output, 1
assert_css "qandaset > qandaentry:nth-child(#{idx}) > question > simpara", output, 1
assert_xpath "/qandaset/qandaentry[#{idx}]/question/simpara[normalize-space(text()) = 'Question #{idx}']", output, 1
assert_css "qandaset > qandaentry:nth-child(#{idx}) > answer", output, 1
assert_css "qandaset > qandaentry:nth-child(#{idx}) > answer > simpara", output, 1
assert_xpath "/qandaset/qandaentry[#{idx}]/answer/simpara[normalize-space(text()) = 'Answer #{idx}.']", output, 1
end
assert_xpath "/qandaset/qandaentry[2]/answer/simpara/following-sibling::note", output, 1
end
"#
);
// DocBook backend is out of scope for this crate (HTML only).
non_normative!(
r#"
test 'consecutive questions should share same question element in docbook' do
input = <<~'EOS'
[qanda]
question::
follow-up question::
response
last question::
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input, backend: 'docbook'
assert_xpath '//qandaentry', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//qandaentry)[1]/question', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//qandaentry)[1]/question/simpara', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//qandaentry)[2]/question', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//qandaentry)[2]/answer', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//qandaentry)[2]/answer[normalize-space(text())=""]', output, 1
end
"#
);
#[test]
fn should_convert_bibliography_list_with_proper_semantics() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should convert bibliography list with proper semantics' do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
[bibliography]
- [[[taoup]]] Eric Steven Raymond. _The Art of Unix
Programming_. Addison-Wesley. ISBN 0-13-142901-9.
- [[[walsh-muellner]]] Norman Walsh & Leonard Muellner.
_DocBook - The Definitive Guide_. O'Reilly & Associates. 1999.
ISBN 1-56592-580-7.
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css '.ulist.bibliography', output, 1
assert_css '.ulist.bibliography ul', output, 1
assert_css '.ulist.bibliography ul li', output, 2
assert_css '.ulist.bibliography ul li p', output, 2
assert_css '.ulist.bibliography ul li:nth-child(1) p a#taoup', output, 1
assert_xpath '//a/*', output, 0
assert_xpath '(//a)[1][starts-with(following-sibling::text(), "[taoup] ")]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("[bibliography]\n- [[[taoup]]] Eric Steven Raymond. _The Art of Unix\n Programming_. Addison-Wesley. ISBN 0-13-142901-9.\n- [[[walsh-muellner]]] Norman Walsh & Leonard Muellner.\n _DocBook - The Definitive Guide_. O'Reilly & Associates. 1999.\n ISBN 1-56592-580-7.\n");
assert_css(&doc, ".ulist.bibliography", 1);
assert_css(&doc, ".ulist.bibliography ul", 1);
assert_css(&doc, ".ulist.bibliography ul li", 2);
assert_css(&doc, ".ulist.bibliography ul li p", 2);
// Asciidoctor scopes this to the first item with `li:nth-child(1)`;
// the test CSS engine can't evaluate `:nth-child` across a descendant
// combinator, so the first-item specificity is instead checked against
// the rendered paragraph below.
assert_css(&doc, ".ulist.bibliography ul li p a#taoup", 1);
// The bibliography anchor renders as an empty `<a id>` (it has no
// child elements) immediately followed by the bracketed label text.
assert_xpath(&doc, "//a/*", 0);
// The crate produces inline content at parse time rather than
// rendering whole blocks, so the anchor-then-`[taoup] ` sequence
// (asserted via `following-sibling::text()` in Asciidoctor) is checked
// against the rendered paragraph directly.
let paragraphs = rendered_paragraphs(&doc);
assert!(paragraphs[0].starts_with("<a id=\"taoup\"></a>[taoup] "));
assert!(paragraphs[1].starts_with("<a id=\"walsh-muellner\"></a>[walsh-muellner] "));
}
// DocBook backend is out of scope for this crate (HTML only).
non_normative!(
r#"
test 'should convert bibliography list with proper semantics to DocBook' do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
[bibliography]
- [[[taoup]]] Eric Steven Raymond. _The Art of Unix
Programming_. Addison-Wesley. ISBN 0-13-142901-9.
- [[[walsh-muellner]]] Norman Walsh & Leonard Muellner.
_DocBook - The Definitive Guide_. O'Reilly & Associates. 1999.
ISBN 1-56592-580-7.
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input, backend: 'docbook'
assert_css 'bibliodiv', output, 1
assert_css 'bibliodiv > bibliomixed', output, 2
assert_css 'bibliodiv > bibliomixed > bibliomisc', output, 2
assert_css 'bibliodiv > bibliomixed:nth-child(1) > bibliomisc > anchor', output, 1
assert_css 'bibliodiv > bibliomixed:nth-child(1) > bibliomisc > anchor[xreflabel="[taoup]"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//bibliomixed)[1]/bibliomisc/anchor[starts-with(following-sibling::text(), "[taoup] Eric")]', output, 1
assert_css 'bibliodiv > bibliomixed:nth-child(2) > bibliomisc > anchor', output, 1
assert_css 'bibliodiv > bibliomixed:nth-child(2) > bibliomisc > anchor[xreflabel="[walsh-muellner]"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//bibliomixed)[2]/bibliomisc/anchor[starts-with(following-sibling::text(), "[walsh-muellner] Norman")]', output, 1
end
"#
);
#[test]
fn should_warn_if_a_bibliography_id_is_already_in_use() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should warn if a bibliography ID is already in use' do
input = <<~'EOS'
[bibliography]
* [[[Fowler]]] Fowler M. _Analysis Patterns: Reusable Object Models_.
Addison-Wesley. 1997.
* [[[Fowler]]] Fowler M. _Analysis Patterns: Reusable Object Models_.
Addison-Wesley. 1997.
EOS
using_memory_logger do |logger|
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css '.ulist.bibliography', output, 1
assert_css '.ulist.bibliography ul li:nth-child(1) p a#Fowler', output, 1
assert_css '.ulist.bibliography ul li:nth-child(2) p a#Fowler', output, 1
assert_message logger, :WARN, '<stdin>: line 4: id assigned to bibliography anchor already in use: Fowler', Hash
end
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("[bibliography]\n* [[[Fowler]]] Fowler M. _Analysis Patterns: Reusable Object Models_.\nAddison-Wesley. 1997.\n* [[[Fowler]]] Fowler M. _Analysis Patterns: Reusable Object Models_.\nAddison-Wesley. 1997.\n");
// The duplicate bibliography id is reported (Asciidoctor logs a
// warning; this crate surfaces it as a document warning).
let warnings: Vec<_> = doc.warnings().collect();
assert_eq!(warnings.len(), 1);
assert_eq!(
warnings[0].warning,
WarningType::DuplicateId("Fowler".to_string())
);
}
#[test]
fn should_automatically_add_bibliography_style_to_top_level_lists_in_bibliography_section()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should automatically add bibliography style to top-level lists in bibliography section' do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
[bibliography]
== Bibliography
.Books
* [[[taoup]]] Eric Steven Raymond. _The Art of Unix
Programming_. Addison-Wesley. ISBN 0-13-142901-9.
* [[[walsh-muellner]]] Norman Walsh & Leonard Muellner.
_DocBook - The Definitive Guide_. O'Reilly & Associates. 1999.
ISBN 1-56592-580-7.
.Periodicals
* [[[doc-writer]]] Doc Writer. _Documentation As Code_. Static Times, 54. August 2016.
EOS
doc = document_from_string input
ulists = doc.find_by context: :ulist
assert_equal 2, ulists.size
assert_equal ulists[0].style, 'bibliography'
assert_equal ulists[1].style, 'bibliography'
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("[bibliography]\n== Bibliography\n\n.Books\n* [[[taoup]]] Eric Steven Raymond. _The Art of Unix\n Programming_. Addison-Wesley. ISBN 0-13-142901-9.\n* [[[walsh-muellner]]] Norman Walsh & Leonard Muellner.\n _DocBook - The Definitive Guide_. O'Reilly & Associates. 1999.\n ISBN 1-56592-580-7.\n\n.Periodicals\n* [[[doc-writer]]] Doc Writer. _Documentation As Code_. Static Times, 54. August 2016.\n");
// Both top-level unordered lists in the bibliography section inherit
// the `bibliography` style, even though neither carries an explicit
// `[bibliography]` attribute.
assert_css(&doc, ".ulist.bibliography", 2);
assert_css(&doc, "a#taoup", 1);
assert_css(&doc, "a#walsh-muellner", 1);
assert_css(&doc, "a#doc-writer", 1);
}
#[test]
fn should_not_recognize_bibliography_anchor_that_begins_with_a_digit() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should not recognize bibliography anchor that begins with a digit' do
input = <<~'EOS'
[bibliography]
- [[[1984]]] George Orwell. _1984_. New American Library. 1950.
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_includes output, '[[[1984]]]'
assert_xpath '//a[@id="1984"]', output, 0
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse(
"[bibliography]\n- [[[1984]]] George Orwell. _1984_. New American Library. 1950.\n",
);
// A label that begins with a digit is not a bibliography anchor, so
// the triple brackets are left untouched and no anchor is generated.
let paragraphs = rendered_paragraphs(&doc);
assert!(paragraphs[0].starts_with("[[[1984]]] "));
assert_xpath(&doc, "//a[@id=\"1984\"]", 0);
}
#[test]
fn should_recognize_bibliography_anchor_that_contains_a_digit_but_does_not_start_with_one()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should recognize bibliography anchor that contains a digit but does not start with one' do
input = <<~'EOS'
[bibliography]
- [[[_1984]]] George Orwell. __1984__. New American Library. 1950.
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
refute_includes output, '[[[_1984]]]'
assert_includes output, '[_1984]'
assert_xpath '//a[@id="_1984"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("[bibliography]\n- [[[_1984]]] George Orwell. __1984__. New American Library. 1950.\n");
// A label that merely contains a digit (but starts with `_`) is a
// valid bibliography anchor.
let paragraphs = rendered_paragraphs(&doc);
assert!(!paragraphs[0].contains("[[[_1984]]]"));
assert!(paragraphs[0].contains("[_1984]"));
assert_xpath(&doc, "//a[@id=\"_1984\"]", 1);
}
#[test]
fn should_catalog_bibliography_anchors_in_bibliography_list() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should catalog bibliography anchors in bibliography list' do
input = <<~'EOS'
= Article Title
Please read <<Fowler_1997>>.
[bibliography]
== References
* [[[Fowler_1997]]] Fowler M. _Analysis Patterns: Reusable Object Models_. Addison-Wesley. 1997.
EOS
doc = document_from_string input
assert doc.catalog[:refs].key? 'Fowler_1997'
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("= Article Title\n\nPlease read <<Fowler_1997>>.\n\n[bibliography]\n== References\n\n* [[[Fowler_1997]]] Fowler M. _Analysis Patterns: Reusable Object Models_. Addison-Wesley. 1997.\n");
// The bibliography anchor is cataloged as a bibliography reference
// whose reftext is the bracketed label.
let entry = doc.catalog().get_ref("Fowler_1997").unwrap();
assert_eq!(entry.ref_type, crate::document::RefType::Bibliography);
assert_eq!(entry.reftext.as_deref(), Some("[Fowler_1997]"));
// A cross-reference to the entry, written before the bibliography
// appears, resolves to it and renders the bracketed label.
let paragraphs = rendered_paragraphs(&doc);
assert!(
paragraphs[0].contains("<a href=\"#Fowler_1997\">[Fowler_1997]</a>"),
"unexpected: {}",
paragraphs[0]
);
}
#[test]
fn should_use_reftext_from_bibliography_anchor_at_xref_and_entry() {
verifies!(
r##"
test 'should use reftext from bibliography anchor at xref and entry' do
input = <<~'EOS'
= Article Title
Begin with <<TMMM>>.
Then move on to <<Fowler_1997>>.
[bibliography]
== References
* [[[TMMM]]] Brooks F. _The Mythical Man-Month_. Addison-Wesley. 1975.
* [[[Fowler_1997,1]]] Fowler M. _Analysis Patterns: Reusable Object Models_. Addison-Wesley. 1997.
EOS
doc = document_from_string input, standalone: false
tmmm_ref = doc.catalog[:refs]['TMMM']
refute_nil tmmm_ref
assert_nil tmmm_ref.reftext
fowler_1997_ref = doc.catalog[:refs]['Fowler_1997']
refute_nil fowler_1997_ref
assert_equal '[1]', fowler_1997_ref.reftext
result = doc.convert standalone: false
assert_xpath '//a[@href="#Fowler_1997"]', result, 1
assert_xpath '//a[@href="#Fowler_1997"][text()="[1]"]', result, 1
assert_xpath '//a[@id="Fowler_1997"]', result, 1
assert_xpath '(//a[@id="Fowler_1997"])[1][starts-with(following-sibling::text(), "[1] ")]', result, 1
assert_xpath '//a[@href="#TMMM"]', result, 1
assert_xpath '//a[@href="#TMMM"][text()="[TMMM]"]', result, 1
assert_xpath '//a[@id="TMMM"]', result, 1
assert_xpath '(//a[@id="TMMM"])[1][starts-with(following-sibling::text(), "[TMMM] ")]', result, 1
end
"##
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("= Article Title\n\nBegin with <<TMMM>>.\nThen move on to <<Fowler_1997>>.\n\n[bibliography]\n== References\n\n* [[[TMMM]]] Brooks F. _The Mythical Man-Month_. Addison-Wesley. 1975.\n* [[[Fowler_1997,1]]] Fowler M. _Analysis Patterns: Reusable Object Models_. Addison-Wesley. 1997.\n");
let paragraphs = rendered_paragraphs(&doc);
// The cross-references use each entry's reftext: the plain label for
// `TMMM`, and the explicit xreftext `1` for `Fowler_1997`.
assert!(paragraphs[0].contains("<a href=\"#TMMM\">[TMMM]</a>"));
assert!(paragraphs[0].contains("<a href=\"#Fowler_1997\">[1]</a>"));
// The bibliography entries themselves render the same bracketed text.
assert!(paragraphs[1].starts_with("<a id=\"TMMM\"></a>[TMMM] "));
assert!(paragraphs[2].starts_with("<a id=\"Fowler_1997\"></a>[1] "));
}
// DocBook backend is out of scope for this crate (HTML only).
non_normative!(
r#"
test 'should assign reftext of bibliography anchor to xreflabel in DocBook backend' do
input = <<~'EOS'
[bibliography]
* [[[Fowler_1997,1]]] Fowler M. _Analysis Patterns: Reusable Object Models_. Addison-Wesley. 1997.
EOS
result = convert_string_to_embedded input, backend: :docbook
assert_includes result, '<anchor xml:id="Fowler_1997" xreflabel="[1]"/>[1] Fowler'
end
"#
);
}
}
non_normative!(
r#"
end
end
context 'Description lists redux' do
"#
);
mod description_lists_redux {
use crate::tests::prelude::*;
non_normative!(
r#"
context 'Label without text on same line' do
"#
);
mod label_without_text_on_same_line {
use super::*;
non_normative!(
r#"
"#
);
#[test]
fn folds_text_from_subsequent_line() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'folds text from subsequent line' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Lists
term1::
def1
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p[text()="def1"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\nterm1::\ndef1\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p[text()=\"def1\"]", 1);
}
#[test]
fn folds_text_from_first_line_after_blank_lines() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'folds text from first line after blank lines' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Lists
term1::
def1
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p[text()="def1"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\nterm1::\n\n\ndef1\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p[text()=\"def1\"]", 1);
}
#[test]
fn folds_text_from_first_line_after_blank_line_and_immediately_preceding_next_item() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'folds text from first line after blank line and immediately preceding next item' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Lists
term1::
def1
term2:: def2
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//*[@class="dlist"]//dd)[1]/p[text()="def1"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\nterm1::\n\ndef1\nterm2:: def2\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd)[1]/p[text()=\"def1\"]", 1);
}
#[test]
fn paragraph_offset_by_blank_lines_does_not_break_list_if_label_does_not_have_inline_text()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test 'paragraph offset by blank lines does not break list if label does not have inline text' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Lists
term1::
def1
term2:: def2
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css 'dl', output, 1
assert_css 'dl > dt', output, 2
assert_css 'dl > dd', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//dl/dd)[1]/p[text()="def1"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\nterm1::\n\ndef1\n\nterm2:: def2\n");
assert_css(&doc, "dl", 1);
assert_css(&doc, "dl > dt", 2);
assert_css(&doc, "dl > dd", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl/dd)[1]/p[text()=\"def1\"]", 1);
}
#[test]
fn folds_text_from_first_line_after_comment_line() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'folds text from first line after comment line' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Lists
term1::
// comment
def1
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p[text()="def1"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\nterm1::\n// comment\ndef1\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p[text()=\"def1\"]", 1);
}
#[test]
fn folds_text_from_line_following_comment_line_offset_by_blank_line() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'folds text from line following comment line offset by blank line' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Lists
term1::
// comment
def1
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p[text()="def1"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\nterm1::\n\n// comment\ndef1\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p[text()=\"def1\"]", 1);
}
#[test]
fn folds_text_from_subsequent_indented_line() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'folds text from subsequent indented line' do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
== Lists
term1::
def1
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p[text()="def1"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\nterm1::\n def1\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p[text()=\"def1\"]", 1);
}
#[test]
fn folds_text_from_indented_line_after_blank_line() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'folds text from indented line after blank line' do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
== Lists
term1::
def1
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p[text()="def1"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\nterm1::\n\n def1\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p[text()=\"def1\"]", 1);
}
#[test]
fn folds_text_that_looks_like_ruler_offset_by_blank_line() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'folds text that looks like ruler offset by blank line' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Lists
term1::
'''
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd', output, 1
assert_xpath %(//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p[text()="'''"]), output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\nterm1::\n\n'''\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p[text()=\"'''\"]", 1);
}
#[test]
fn folds_text_that_looks_like_ruler_offset_by_blank_line_and_line_comment() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'folds text that looks like ruler offset by blank line and line comment' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Lists
term1::
// comment
'''
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd', output, 1
assert_xpath %(//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p[text()="'''"]), output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\nterm1::\n\n// comment\n'''\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p[text()=\"'''\"]", 1);
}
#[test]
fn folds_text_that_looks_like_ruler_and_the_line_following_it_offset_by_blank_line() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'folds text that looks like ruler and the line following it offset by blank line' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Lists
term1::
'''
continued
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd', output, 1
assert_xpath %(//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p[normalize-space(text())="''' continued"]), output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\nterm1::\n\n'''\ncontinued\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p[normalize-space(text())=\"''' continued\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn folds_text_that_looks_like_title_offset_by_blank_line() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'folds text that looks like title offset by blank line' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Lists
term1::
.def1
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p[text()=".def1"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\nterm1::\n\n.def1\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p[text()=\".def1\"]", 1);
}
#[test]
fn folds_text_that_looks_like_title_offset_by_blank_line_and_line_comment() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'folds text that looks like title offset by blank line and line comment' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Lists
term1::
// comment
.def1
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p[text()=".def1"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\nterm1::\n\n// comment\n.def1\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p[text()=\".def1\"]", 1);
}
#[test]
fn folds_text_that_looks_like_admonition_offset_by_blank_line() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'folds text that looks like admonition offset by blank line' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Lists
term1::
NOTE: def1
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p[text()="NOTE: def1"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\nterm1::\n\nNOTE: def1\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p[text()=\"NOTE: def1\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn folds_text_that_looks_like_section_title_offset_by_blank_line() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'folds text that looks like section title offset by blank line' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Lists
term1::
== Another Section
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p[text()="== Another Section"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//h2', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\nterm1::\n\n== Another Section\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p[text()=\"== Another Section\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//h2", 1);
}
#[test]
fn folds_text_of_first_literal_line_offset_by_blank_line_appends_subsequent_literals_offset_by_blank_line_as_blocks()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test 'folds text of first literal line offset by blank line appends subsequent literals offset by blank line as blocks' do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
== Lists
term1::
def1
literal
literal
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p[text()="def1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p/following-sibling::*[@class="literalblock"]', output, 2
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p/following-sibling::*[@class="literalblock"]//pre[text()="literal"]', output, 2
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default()
.parse("== Lists\n\nterm1::\n\n def1\n\n literal\n\n\n literal\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p[text()=\"def1\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p/following-sibling::*[@class=\"literalblock\"]",
2,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p/following-sibling::*[@class=\"literalblock\"]//pre[text()=\"literal\"]",
2,
);
}
#[test]
fn folds_text_of_subsequent_line_and_appends_following_literal_line_offset_by_blank_line_as_block_if_term_has_no_inline_description()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test 'folds text of subsequent line and appends following literal line offset by blank line as block if term has no inline description' do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
== Lists
term1::
def1
literal
term2:: def2
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//*[@class="dlist"]//dd)[1]/p[text()="def1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//*[@class="dlist"]//dd)[1]/p/following-sibling::*[@class="literalblock"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//*[@class="dlist"]//dd)[1]/p/following-sibling::*[@class="literalblock"]//pre[text()="literal"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc =
Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\nterm1::\ndef1\n\n literal\n\nterm2:: def2\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd)[1]/p[text()=\"def1\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd)[1]/p/following-sibling::*[@class=\"literalblock\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd)[1]/p/following-sibling::*[@class=\"literalblock\"]//pre[text()=\"literal\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn appends_literal_line_attached_by_continuation_as_block_if_item_has_no_inline_description()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test 'appends literal line attached by continuation as block if item has no inline description' do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
== Lists
term1::
+
literal
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p', output, 0
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/*[@class="literalblock"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/*[@class="literalblock"]//pre[text()="literal"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\nterm1::\n+\n literal\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p", 0);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/*[@class=\"literalblock\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/*[@class=\"literalblock\"]//pre[text()=\"literal\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn appends_literal_line_attached_by_continuation_as_block_if_item_has_no_inline_description_followed_by_ruler()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test 'appends literal line attached by continuation as block if item has no inline description followed by ruler' do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
== Lists
term1::
+
literal
'''
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p', output, 0
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/*[@class="literalblock"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/*[@class="literalblock"]//pre[text()="literal"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/following-sibling::hr', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\nterm1::\n+\n literal\n\n'''\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p", 0);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/*[@class=\"literalblock\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/*[@class=\"literalblock\"]//pre[text()=\"literal\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/following-sibling::hr", 1);
}
#[test]
fn appends_line_attached_by_continuation_as_block_if_item_has_no_inline_description_followed_by_ruler()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test 'appends line attached by continuation as block if item has no inline description followed by ruler' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Lists
term1::
+
para
'''
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p', output, 0
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/*[@class="paragraph"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/*[@class="paragraph"]/p[text()="para"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/following-sibling::hr', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\nterm1::\n+\npara\n\n'''\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p", 0);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/*[@class=\"paragraph\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/*[@class=\"paragraph\"]/p[text()=\"para\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/following-sibling::hr", 1);
}
#[test]
fn appends_line_attached_by_continuation_as_block_if_item_has_no_inline_description_followed_by_block()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test 'appends line attached by continuation as block if item has no inline description followed by block' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Lists
term1::
+
para
....
literal
....
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p', output, 0
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/*[@class="paragraph"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/*[@class="paragraph"]/p[text()="para"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/following-sibling::*[@class="literalblock"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/following-sibling::*[@class="literalblock"]//pre[text()="literal"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc =
Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\nterm1::\n+\npara\n\n....\nliteral\n....\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p", 0);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/*[@class=\"paragraph\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/*[@class=\"paragraph\"]/p[text()=\"para\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/following-sibling::*[@class=\"literalblock\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/following-sibling::*[@class=\"literalblock\"]//pre[text()=\"literal\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn appends_block_attached_by_continuation_but_not_subsequent_block_not_attached_by_continuation()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test 'appends block attached by continuation but not subsequent block not attached by continuation' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Lists
term1::
+
....
literal
....
....
detached
....
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p', output, 0
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/*[@class="literalblock"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/*[@class="literalblock"]//pre[text()="literal"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/following-sibling::*[@class="literalblock"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/following-sibling::*[@class="literalblock"]//pre[text()="detached"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default()
.parse("== Lists\n\nterm1::\n+\n....\nliteral\n....\n....\ndetached\n....\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p", 0);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/*[@class=\"literalblock\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/*[@class=\"literalblock\"]//pre[text()=\"literal\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/following-sibling::*[@class=\"literalblock\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/following-sibling::*[@class=\"literalblock\"]//pre[text()=\"detached\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn appends_list_if_item_has_no_inline_description() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'appends list if item has no inline description' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Lists
term1::
* one
* two
* three
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p', output, 0
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd//ul/li', output, 3
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\nterm1::\n\n* one\n* two\n* three\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p", 0);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd//ul/li", 3);
}
#[test]
fn appends_list_to_first_term_when_followed_immediately_by_second_term() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'appends list to first term when followed immediately by second term' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Lists
term1::
* one
* two
* three
term2:: def2
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//*[@class="dlist"]//dd)[1]/p', output, 0
assert_xpath '(//*[@class="dlist"]//dd)[1]//ul/li', output, 3
assert_xpath '(//*[@class="dlist"]//dd)[2]/p[text()="def2"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default()
.parse("== Lists\n\nterm1::\n\n* one\n* two\n* three\nterm2:: def2\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd)[1]/p", 0);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd)[1]//ul/li", 3);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd)[2]/p[text()=\"def2\"]", 1);
}
#[test]
fn appends_indented_list_to_first_term_that_is_adjacent_to_second_term() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'appends indented list to first term that is adjacent to second term' do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
== Lists
label 1::
description 1
* one
* two
* three
label 2::
description 2
paragraph
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css '.dlist > dl', output, 1
assert_css '.dlist dt', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//*[@class="dlist"]//dt)[1][normalize-space(text())="label 1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//*[@class="dlist"]//dt)[2][normalize-space(text())="label 2"]', output, 1
assert_css '.dlist dd', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//*[@class="dlist"]//dd)[1]/p[text()="description 1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//*[@class="dlist"]//dd)[2]/p[text()="description 2"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//*[@class="dlist"]//dd)[1]/p/following-sibling::*[@class="ulist"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//*[@class="dlist"]//dd)[1]/p/following-sibling::*[@class="ulist"]//li', output, 3
assert_css '.dlist + .paragraph', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\nlabel 1::\n description 1\n\n * one\n * two\n * three\nlabel 2::\n description 2\n\nparagraph\n");
assert_css(&doc, ".dlist > dl", 1);
assert_css(&doc, ".dlist dt", 2);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dt)[1][normalize-space(text())=\"label 1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dt)[2][normalize-space(text())=\"label 2\"]",
1,
);
assert_css(&doc, ".dlist dd", 2);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd)[1]/p[text()=\"description 1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd)[2]/p[text()=\"description 2\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd)[1]/p/following-sibling::*[@class=\"ulist\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd)[1]/p/following-sibling::*[@class=\"ulist\"]//li",
3,
);
assert_css(&doc, ".dlist + .paragraph", 1);
}
#[test]
fn appends_indented_list_to_first_term_that_is_attached_by_a_continuation_and_adjacent_to_second_term()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test 'appends indented list to first term that is attached by a continuation and adjacent to second term' do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
== Lists
label 1::
description 1
+
* one
* two
* three
label 2::
description 2
paragraph
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css '.dlist > dl', output, 1
assert_css '.dlist dt', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//*[@class="dlist"]//dt)[1][normalize-space(text())="label 1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//*[@class="dlist"]//dt)[2][normalize-space(text())="label 2"]', output, 1
assert_css '.dlist dd', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//*[@class="dlist"]//dd)[1]/p[text()="description 1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//*[@class="dlist"]//dd)[2]/p[text()="description 2"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//*[@class="dlist"]//dd)[1]/p/following-sibling::*[@class="ulist"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//*[@class="dlist"]//dd)[1]/p/following-sibling::*[@class="ulist"]//li', output, 3
assert_css '.dlist + .paragraph', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\nlabel 1::\n description 1\n+\n * one\n * two\n * three\nlabel 2::\n description 2\n\nparagraph\n");
assert_css(&doc, ".dlist > dl", 1);
assert_css(&doc, ".dlist dt", 2);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dt)[1][normalize-space(text())=\"label 1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dt)[2][normalize-space(text())=\"label 2\"]",
1,
);
assert_css(&doc, ".dlist dd", 2);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd)[1]/p[text()=\"description 1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd)[2]/p[text()=\"description 2\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd)[1]/p/following-sibling::*[@class=\"ulist\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd)[1]/p/following-sibling::*[@class=\"ulist\"]//li",
3,
);
assert_css(&doc, ".dlist + .paragraph", 1);
}
#[test]
fn appends_list_and_paragraph_block_when_line_following_list_attached_by_continuation() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'appends list and paragraph block when line following list attached by continuation' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Lists
term1::
* one
* two
* three
+
para
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p', output, 0
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/*[@class="ulist"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/*[@class="ulist"]/ul/li', output, 3
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/*[@class="ulist"]/following-sibling::*[@class="paragraph"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/*[@class="ulist"]/following-sibling::*[@class="paragraph"]/p[text()="para"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default()
.parse("== Lists\n\nterm1::\n\n* one\n* two\n* three\n\n+\npara\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p", 0);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/*[@class=\"ulist\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/*[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul/li",
3,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/*[@class=\"ulist\"]/following-sibling::*[@class=\"paragraph\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/*[@class=\"ulist\"]/following-sibling::*[@class=\"paragraph\"]/p[text()=\"para\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn first_continued_line_associated_with_nested_list_item_and_second_continued_line_associated_with_term()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test 'first continued line associated with nested list item and second continued line associated with term' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Lists
term1::
* one
+
nested list para
+
term1 para
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p', output, 0
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/*[@class="ulist"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/*[@class="ulist"]/ul/li', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/*[@class="ulist"]/ul/li/*[@class="paragraph"]/p[text()="nested list para"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/*[@class="ulist"]/following-sibling::*[@class="paragraph"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/*[@class="ulist"]/following-sibling::*[@class="paragraph"]/p[text()="term1 para"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default()
.parse("== Lists\n\nterm1::\n* one\n+\nnested list para\n\n+\nterm1 para\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p", 0);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/*[@class=\"ulist\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/*[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul/li",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/*[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul/li/*[@class=\"paragraph\"]/p[text()=\"nested list para\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/*[@class=\"ulist\"]/following-sibling::*[@class=\"paragraph\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/*[@class=\"ulist\"]/following-sibling::*[@class=\"paragraph\"]/p[text()=\"term1 para\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn literal_line_attached_by_continuation_swallows_adjacent_line_that_looks_like_term() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'literal line attached by continuation swallows adjacent line that looks like term' do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
== Lists
term1::
+
literal
notnestedterm:::
+
literal
notnestedterm:::
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p', output, 0
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/*[@class="literalblock"]', output, 2
assert_xpath %(//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/*[@class="literalblock"]//pre[text()=" literal\nnotnestedterm:::"]), output, 2
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\nterm1::\n+\n literal\nnotnestedterm:::\n+\n literal\nnotnestedterm:::\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p", 0);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/*[@class=\"literalblock\"]",
2,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/*[@class=\"literalblock\"]//pre[text()=\" literal\nnotnestedterm:::\"]",
2,
);
}
#[test]
fn line_attached_by_continuation_is_appended_as_paragraph_if_term_has_no_inline_description()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test 'line attached by continuation is appended as paragraph if term has no inline description' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Lists
term1::
+
para
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p', output, 0
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/*[@class="paragraph"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/*[@class="paragraph"]/p[text()="para"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\nterm1::\n+\npara\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p", 0);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/*[@class=\"paragraph\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/*[@class=\"paragraph\"]/p[text()=\"para\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn attached_paragraph_does_not_break_on_adjacent_nested_description_list_term() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'attached paragraph does not break on adjacent nested description list term' do
input = <<~'EOS'
term1:: def
+
more description
not a term::: def
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css '.dlist > dl > dt', output, 1
assert_css '.dlist > dl > dd', output, 1
assert_css '.dlist > dl > dd > .paragraph', output, 1
assert_includes output, 'not a term::: def'
end
"#
);
let doc =
Parser::default().parse("term1:: def\n+\nmore description\nnot a term::: def\n");
assert_css(&doc, ".dlist > dl > dt", 1);
assert_css(&doc, ".dlist > dl > dd", 1);
assert_css(&doc, ".dlist > dl > dd > .paragraph", 1);
assert_output_contains(&doc, "not a term::: def");
}
non_normative!(
r#"
# FIXME this is a negative test; the behavior should be the other way around
"#
);
#[test]
fn attached_paragraph_is_terminated_by_adjacent_sibling_description_list_term() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'attached paragraph is terminated by adjacent sibling description list term' do
input = <<~'EOS'
term1:: def
+
more description
not a term:: def
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css '.dlist > dl > dt', output, 2
assert_css '.dlist > dl > dd', output, 2
assert_css '.dlist > dl > dd > .paragraph', output, 1
refute_includes output, 'not a term:: def'
end
"#
);
// Comment ported from Ruby Asciidoctor tests:
// FIXME: this is a negative test; the behavior should be the other way around.
let doc =
Parser::default().parse("term1:: def\n+\nmore description\nnot a term:: def\n");
assert_css(&doc, ".dlist > dl > dt", 2);
assert_css(&doc, ".dlist > dl > dd", 2);
assert_css(&doc, ".dlist > dl > dd > .paragraph", 1);
refute_output_contains(&doc, "not a term:: def");
}
#[test]
fn attached_styled_paragraph_does_not_break_on_adjacent_nested_description_list_term() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'attached styled paragraph does not break on adjacent nested description list term' do
input = <<~'EOS'
term1:: def
+
[quote]
more description
not a term::: def
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css '.dlist > dl > dt', output, 1
assert_css '.dlist > dl > dd', output, 1
assert_css '.dlist > dl > dd > .quoteblock', output, 1
assert_includes output, 'not a term::: def'
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default()
.parse("term1:: def\n+\n[quote]\nmore description\nnot a term::: def\n");
assert_css(&doc, ".dlist > dl > dt", 1);
assert_css(&doc, ".dlist > dl > dd", 1);
assert_css(&doc, ".dlist > dl > dd > .quoteblock", 1);
assert_output_contains(&doc, "not a term::: def");
}
#[test]
fn appends_line_as_paragraph_if_attached_by_continuation_following_blank_line_and_line_comment_when_term_has_no_inline_description()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test 'appends line as paragraph if attached by continuation following blank line and line comment when term has no inline description' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Lists
term1::
// comment
+
para
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p', output, 0
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/*[@class="paragraph"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/*[@class="paragraph"]/p[text()="para"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\nterm1::\n\n// comment\n+\npara\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p", 0);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/*[@class=\"paragraph\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/*[@class=\"paragraph\"]/p[text()=\"para\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn line_attached_by_continuation_offset_by_blank_line_is_appended_as_paragraph_if_term_has_no_inline_description()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test 'line attached by continuation offset by blank line is appended as paragraph if term has no inline description' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Lists
term1::
+
para
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p', output, 0
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/*[@class="paragraph"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/*[@class="paragraph"]/p[text()="para"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\nterm1::\n\n+\npara\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p", 0);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/*[@class=\"paragraph\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/*[@class=\"paragraph\"]/p[text()=\"para\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn delimited_block_breaks_list_even_when_term_has_no_inline_description() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'delimited block breaks list even when term has no inline description' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Lists
term1::
====
detached
====
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd', output, 0
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/following-sibling::*[@class="exampleblock"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/following-sibling::*[@class="exampleblock"]//p[text()="detached"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\nterm1::\n====\ndetached\n====\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd", 0);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/following-sibling::*[@class=\"exampleblock\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/following-sibling::*[@class=\"exampleblock\"]//p[text()=\"detached\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn block_attribute_line_above_delimited_block_that_breaks_a_dlist_is_not_duplicated() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'block attribute line above delimited block that breaks a dlist is not duplicated' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Lists
term:: desc
[.rolename]
----
detached
----
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/following-sibling::*[@class="listingblock rolename"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default()
.parse("== Lists\n\nterm:: desc\n[.rolename]\n----\ndetached\n----\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/following-sibling::*[@class=\"listingblock rolename\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn block_attribute_line_above_paragraph_breaks_list_even_when_term_has_no_inline_description()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test 'block attribute line above paragraph breaks list even when term has no inline description' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Lists
term1::
[verse]
detached
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd', output, 0
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/following-sibling::*[@class="verseblock"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/following-sibling::*[@class="verseblock"]/pre[text()="detached"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\nterm1::\n[verse]\ndetached\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd", 0);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/following-sibling::*[@class=\"verseblock\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/following-sibling::*[@class=\"verseblock\"]/pre[text()=\"detached\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn block_attribute_line_above_paragraph_that_breaks_a_dlist_is_not_duplicated() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'block attribute line above paragraph that breaks a dlist is not duplicated' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Lists
term:: desc
[.rolename]
detached
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/following-sibling::*[@class="paragraph rolename"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\nterm:: desc\n[.rolename]\ndetached\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/following-sibling::*[@class=\"paragraph rolename\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn block_anchor_line_breaks_list_even_when_term_has_no_inline_description() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'block anchor line breaks list even when term has no inline description' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Lists
term1::
[[id]]
detached
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd', output, 0
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/following-sibling::*[@class="paragraph"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/following-sibling::*[@class="paragraph"]/p[text()="detached"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\nterm1::\n[[id]]\ndetached\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd", 0);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/following-sibling::*[@class=\"paragraph\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/following-sibling::*[@class=\"paragraph\"]/p[text()=\"detached\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn block_attribute_lines_above_nested_horizontal_list_does_not_break_list() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'block attribute lines above nested horizontal list does not break list' do
input = <<~'EOS'
Operating Systems::
[horizontal]
Linux::: Fedora
BSD::: OpenBSD
Cloud Providers::
PaaS::: OpenShift
IaaS::: AWS
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//dl', output, 2
assert_xpath '/*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl)[1]/dd', output, 2
assert_xpath '((//dl)[1]/dd)[1]//table', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//dl)[1]/dd)[2]//table', output, 0
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("Operating Systems::\n[horizontal]\n Linux::: Fedora\n BSD::: OpenBSD\n\nCloud Providers::\n PaaS::: OpenShift\n IaaS::: AWS\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "/*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl)[1]/dd", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "((//dl)[1]/dd)[1]//table", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "((//dl)[1]/dd)[2]//table", 0);
}
#[test]
fn block_attribute_lines_above_nested_list_with_style_does_not_break_list() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'block attribute lines above nested list with style does not break list' do
input = <<~'EOS'
TODO List::
* get groceries
Grocery List::
[square]
* bread
* milk
* lettuce
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl)[1]/dd', output, 2
assert_xpath '((//dl)[1]/dd)[2]//ul[@class="square"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("TODO List::\n* get groceries\nGrocery List::\n[square]\n* bread\n* milk\n* lettuce\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl)[1]/dd", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "((//dl)[1]/dd)[2]//ul[@class=\"square\"]", 1);
}
#[test]
fn multiple_block_attribute_lines_above_nested_list_does_not_break_list() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'multiple block attribute lines above nested list does not break list' do
input = <<~'EOS'
Operating Systems::
[[variants]]
[horizontal]
Linux::: Fedora
BSD::: OpenBSD
Cloud Providers::
PaaS::: OpenShift
IaaS::: AWS
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//dl', output, 2
assert_xpath '/*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl)[1]/dd', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//dl)[1]/dd/*[@id="variants"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//dl)[1]/dd)[1]//table', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//dl)[1]/dd)[2]//table', output, 0
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("Operating Systems::\n[[variants]]\n[horizontal]\n Linux::: Fedora\n BSD::: OpenBSD\n\nCloud Providers::\n PaaS::: OpenShift\n IaaS::: AWS\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "/*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl)[1]/dd", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl)[1]/dd/*[@id=\"variants\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "((//dl)[1]/dd)[1]//table", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "((//dl)[1]/dd)[2]//table", 0);
}
#[test]
fn multiple_block_attribute_lines_separated_by_empty_line_above_nested_list_does_not_break_list()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test 'multiple block attribute lines separated by empty line above nested list does not break list' do
input = <<~'EOS'
Operating Systems::
[[variants]]
[horizontal]
Linux::: Fedora
BSD::: OpenBSD
Cloud Providers::
PaaS::: OpenShift
IaaS::: AWS
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//dl', output, 2
assert_xpath '/*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//dl)[1]/dd', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//dl)[1]/dd/*[@id="variants"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//dl)[1]/dd)[1]//table', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//dl)[1]/dd)[2]//table', output, 0
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("Operating Systems::\n[[variants]]\n\n[horizontal]\n\n Linux::: Fedora\n BSD::: OpenBSD\n\nCloud Providers::\n PaaS::: OpenShift\n IaaS::: AWS\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "/*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl)[1]/dd", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//dl)[1]/dd/*[@id=\"variants\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "((//dl)[1]/dd)[1]//table", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "((//dl)[1]/dd)[2]//table", 0);
}
}
non_normative!(
r#"
end
context 'Item with text inline' do
"#
);
mod item_with_text_inline {
use super::*;
non_normative!(
r#"
"#
);
#[test]
fn folds_text_from_inline_description_and_subsequent_line() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'folds text from inline description and subsequent line' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Lists
term1:: def1
continued
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd', output, 1
assert_xpath %(//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p[text()="def1\ncontinued"]), output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\nterm1:: def1\ncontinued\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p[text()=\"def1\ncontinued\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn folds_text_from_inline_description_and_subsequent_lines() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'folds text from inline description and subsequent lines' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Lists
term1:: def1
continued
continued
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd', output, 1
assert_xpath %(//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p[text()="def1\ncontinued\ncontinued"]), output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\nterm1:: def1\ncontinued\ncontinued\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p[text()=\"def1\ncontinued\ncontinued\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn folds_text_from_inline_description_and_line_following_comment_line() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'folds text from inline description and line following comment line' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Lists
term1:: def1
// comment
continued
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd', output, 1
assert_xpath %(//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p[text()="def1\ncontinued"]), output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\nterm1:: def1\n// comment\ncontinued\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p[text()=\"def1\ncontinued\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn folds_text_from_inline_description_and_subsequent_indented_line() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'folds text from inline description and subsequent indented line' do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
== List
term1:: def1
continued
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd', output, 1
assert_xpath %(//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p[text()="def1\ncontinued"]), output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== List\n\nterm1:: def1\n continued\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p[text()=\"def1\ncontinued\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn appends_literal_line_offset_by_blank_line_as_block_if_item_has_inline_description() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'appends literal line offset by blank line as block if item has inline description' do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
== Lists
term1:: def1
literal
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p[text()="def1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p/following-sibling::*[@class="literalblock"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p/following-sibling::*[@class="literalblock"]//pre[text()="literal"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\nterm1:: def1\n\n literal\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p[text()=\"def1\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p/following-sibling::*[@class=\"literalblock\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p/following-sibling::*[@class=\"literalblock\"]//pre[text()=\"literal\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn appends_literal_line_offset_by_blank_line_as_block_and_appends_line_after_continuation_as_block_if_item_has_inline_description()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test 'appends literal line offset by blank line as block and appends line after continuation as block if item has inline description' do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
== Lists
term1:: def1
literal
+
para
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p[text()="def1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p/following-sibling::*[@class="literalblock"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p/following-sibling::*[@class="literalblock"]//pre[text()="literal"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/*[@class="literalblock"]/following-sibling::*[@class="paragraph"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/*[@class="literalblock"]/following-sibling::*[@class="paragraph"]/p[text()="para"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\nterm1:: def1\n\n literal\n+\npara\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p[text()=\"def1\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p/following-sibling::*[@class=\"literalblock\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p/following-sibling::*[@class=\"literalblock\"]//pre[text()=\"literal\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/*[@class=\"literalblock\"]/following-sibling::*[@class=\"paragraph\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/*[@class=\"literalblock\"]/following-sibling::*[@class=\"paragraph\"]/p[text()=\"para\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn appends_line_after_continuation_as_block_and_literal_line_offset_by_blank_line_as_block_if_item_has_inline_description()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test 'appends line after continuation as block and literal line offset by blank line as block if item has inline description' do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
== Lists
term1:: def1
+
para
literal
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p[text()="def1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p/following-sibling::*[@class="paragraph"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p/following-sibling::*[@class="paragraph"]/p[text()="para"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/*[@class="paragraph"]/following-sibling::*[@class="literalblock"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/*[@class="paragraph"]/following-sibling::*[@class="literalblock"]//pre[text()="literal"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\nterm1:: def1\n+\npara\n\n literal\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p[text()=\"def1\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p/following-sibling::*[@class=\"paragraph\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p/following-sibling::*[@class=\"paragraph\"]/p[text()=\"para\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/*[@class=\"paragraph\"]/following-sibling::*[@class=\"literalblock\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/*[@class=\"paragraph\"]/following-sibling::*[@class=\"literalblock\"]//pre[text()=\"literal\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn appends_list_if_item_has_inline_description() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'appends list if item has inline description' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Lists
term1:: def1
* one
* two
* three
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p[text()="def1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p/following-sibling::*[@class="ulist"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p/following-sibling::*[@class="ulist"]/ul/li', output, 3
end
"#
);
let doc =
Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\nterm1:: def1\n\n* one\n* two\n* three\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p[text()=\"def1\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p/following-sibling::*[@class=\"ulist\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p/following-sibling::*[@class=\"ulist\"]/ul/li",
3,
);
}
#[test]
fn appends_literal_line_attached_by_continuation_as_block_if_item_has_inline_description_followed_by_ruler()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test 'appends literal line attached by continuation as block if item has inline description followed by ruler' do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
== Lists
term1:: def1
+
literal
'''
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p[text()="def1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p/following-sibling::*[@class="literalblock"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p/following-sibling::*[@class="literalblock"]//pre[text()="literal"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/following-sibling::hr', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\nterm1:: def1\n+\n literal\n\n'''\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p[text()=\"def1\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p/following-sibling::*[@class=\"literalblock\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p/following-sibling::*[@class=\"literalblock\"]//pre[text()=\"literal\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/following-sibling::hr", 1);
}
#[test]
fn line_offset_by_blank_line_breaks_list_if_term_has_inline_description() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'line offset by blank line breaks list if term has inline description' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Lists
term1:: def1
detached
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p[text()="def1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/following-sibling::*[@class="paragraph"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/following-sibling::*[@class="paragraph"]/p[text()="detached"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\nterm1:: def1\n\ndetached\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p[text()=\"def1\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/following-sibling::*[@class=\"paragraph\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/following-sibling::*[@class=\"paragraph\"]/p[text()=\"detached\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn nested_term_with_description_does_not_consume_following_heading() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'nested term with description does not consume following heading' do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
== Lists
term::
def
nestedterm;;
nesteddef
Detached
~~~~~~~~
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 2
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd', output, 2
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl//dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl//dl/dt', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//*[@class="dlist"])[1]//dd)[1]/p[text()="def"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//*[@class="dlist"])[1]//dd)[1]/p/following-sibling::*[@class="dlist"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//*[@class="dlist"])[1]//dd)[1]/p/following-sibling::*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p[text()="nesteddef"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/following-sibling::*[@class="sect2"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/following-sibling::*[@class="sect2"]/h3[text()="Detached"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default()
.parse("== Lists\n\nterm::\n def\n nestedterm;;\n nesteddef\n\n=== Detached");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd", 2);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl//dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl//dl/dt", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"((//*[@class=\"dlist\"])[1]//dd)[1]/p[text()=\"def\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"((//*[@class=\"dlist\"])[1]//dd)[1]/p/following-sibling::*[@class=\"dlist\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"((//*[@class=\"dlist\"])[1]//dd)[1]/p/following-sibling::*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p[text()=\"nesteddef\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/following-sibling::*[@class=\"sect2\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/following-sibling::*[@class=\"sect2\"]/h3[text()=\"Detached\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn line_attached_by_continuation_is_appended_as_paragraph_if_term_has_inline_description_followed_by_detached_paragraph()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test 'line attached by continuation is appended as paragraph if term has inline description followed by detached paragraph' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Lists
term1:: def1
+
para
detached
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p[text()="def1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p/following-sibling::*[@class="paragraph"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p/following-sibling::*[@class="paragraph"]/p[text()="para"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/following-sibling::*[@class="paragraph"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/following-sibling::*[@class="paragraph"]/p[text()="detached"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\nterm1:: def1\n+\npara\n\ndetached\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p[text()=\"def1\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p/following-sibling::*[@class=\"paragraph\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p/following-sibling::*[@class=\"paragraph\"]/p[text()=\"para\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/following-sibling::*[@class=\"paragraph\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/following-sibling::*[@class=\"paragraph\"]/p[text()=\"detached\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn line_attached_by_continuation_is_appended_as_paragraph_if_term_has_inline_description_followed_by_detached_block()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test 'line attached by continuation is appended as paragraph if term has inline description followed by detached block' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Lists
term1:: def1
+
para
****
detached
****
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p[text()="def1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p/following-sibling::*[@class="paragraph"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p/following-sibling::*[@class="paragraph"]/p[text()="para"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/following-sibling::*[@class="sidebarblock"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/following-sibling::*[@class="sidebarblock"]//p[text()="detached"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default()
.parse("== Lists\n\nterm1:: def1\n+\npara\n\n****\ndetached\n****\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p[text()=\"def1\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p/following-sibling::*[@class=\"paragraph\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p/following-sibling::*[@class=\"paragraph\"]/p[text()=\"para\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/following-sibling::*[@class=\"sidebarblock\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/following-sibling::*[@class=\"sidebarblock\"]//p[text()=\"detached\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn line_attached_by_continuation_offset_by_line_comment_is_appended_as_paragraph_if_term_has_inline_description()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test 'line attached by continuation offset by line comment is appended as paragraph if term has inline description' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Lists
term1:: def1
// comment
+
para
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p[text()="def1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p/following-sibling::*[@class="paragraph"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p/following-sibling::*[@class="paragraph"]/p[text()="para"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\nterm1:: def1\n// comment\n+\npara\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p[text()=\"def1\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p/following-sibling::*[@class=\"paragraph\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p/following-sibling::*[@class=\"paragraph\"]/p[text()=\"para\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn line_attached_by_continuation_offset_by_blank_line_is_appended_as_paragraph_if_term_has_inline_description()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test 'line attached by continuation offset by blank line is appended as paragraph if term has inline description' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Lists
term1:: def1
+
para
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p[text()="def1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p/following-sibling::*[@class="paragraph"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]//dd/p/following-sibling::*[@class="paragraph"]/p[text()="para"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\nterm1:: def1\n\n+\npara\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd", 1);
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p[text()=\"def1\"]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p/following-sibling::*[@class=\"paragraph\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"//*[@class=\"dlist\"]//dd/p/following-sibling::*[@class=\"paragraph\"]/p[text()=\"para\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn line_comment_offset_by_blank_line_divides_lists_because_item_has_text() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'line comment offset by blank line divides lists because item has text' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Lists
term1:: def1
//
term2:: def2
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 2
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\nterm1:: def1\n\n//\n\nterm2:: def2\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 2);
}
#[test]
fn ruler_offset_by_blank_line_divides_lists_because_item_has_text() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'ruler offset by blank line divides lists because item has text' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Lists
term1:: def1
'''
term2:: def2
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 2
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\nterm1:: def1\n\n'''\n\nterm2:: def2\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 2);
}
#[test]
fn block_title_offset_by_blank_line_divides_lists_and_becomes_title_of_second_list_because_item_has_text()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test 'block title offset by blank line divides lists and becomes title of second list because item has text' do
input = <<~'EOS'
== Lists
term1:: def1
.title
term2:: def2
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//*[@class="dlist"]/dl', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//*[@class="dlist"])[2]/*[@class="title"][text()="title"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc =
Parser::default().parse("== Lists\n\nterm1:: def1\n\n.title\n\nterm2:: def2\n");
assert_xpath(&doc, "//*[@class=\"dlist\"]/dl", 2);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(//*[@class=\"dlist\"])[2]/*[@class=\"title\"][text()=\"title\"]",
1,
);
}
}
}
non_normative!(
r#"
end
end
context 'Callout lists' do
"#
);
mod callout_lists {
// Adapted from Asciidoctor's callout list tests.
//
// Conum markup inside a verbatim block is part of the block's rendered
// content string (it is not promoted to a DOM node, since the crate does
// not parse verbatim content as HTML), so it is asserted with
// `assert_output_contains`/`refute_output_contains` rather than an XPath
// node query. Tests that require infrastructure this crate does not have —
// DocBook output, callout icon image/table rendering, or U+2028 line
// separators — are reproduced in `non_normative!` blocks and noted
// individually.
use crate::tests::prelude::*;
#[test]
fn does_not_recognize_callout_list_denoted_by_markers_that_only_have_a_trailing_bracket() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'does not recognize callout list denoted by markers that only have a trailing bracket' do
input = <<~'EOS'
----
require 'asciidoctor' # <1>
----
1> Not a callout list item
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css '.colist', output, 0
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default()
.parse("----\nrequire 'asciidoctor' # <1>\n----\n1> Not a callout list item\n");
assert_css(&doc, ".colist", 0);
}
#[test]
fn should_not_hang_if_obsolete_callout_list_is_found_inside_list_item() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should not hang if obsolete callout list is found inside list item' do
input = <<~'EOS'
* foo
1> bar
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css '.colist', output, 0
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("* foo\n1> bar\n");
assert_css(&doc, ".colist", 0);
}
#[test]
fn should_not_hang_if_obsolete_callout_list_is_found_inside_dlist_item() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should not hang if obsolete callout list is found inside dlist item' do
input = <<~'EOS'
foo::
1> bar
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css '.colist', output, 0
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("foo::\n1> bar\n");
assert_css(&doc, ".colist", 0);
}
#[test]
fn should_recognize_auto_numberd_callout_list_inside_list() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should recognize auto-numberd callout list inside list' do
input = <<~'EOS'
----
require 'asciidoctor' # <1>
----
* foo
<.> bar
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_css '.colist', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc =
Parser::default().parse("----\nrequire 'asciidoctor' # <1>\n----\n* foo\n<.> bar\n");
assert_css(&doc, ".colist", 1);
}
// Backend-specific test omitted: DocBook.
non_normative!(
r#"
test 'listing block with sequential callouts followed by adjacent callout list' do
input = <<~'EOS'
[source, ruby]
----
require 'asciidoctor' # <1>
doc = Asciidoctor::Document.new('Hello, World!') # <2>
puts doc.convert # <3>
----
<1> Describe the first line
<2> Describe the second line
<3> Describe the third line
EOS
output = convert_string input, attributes: { 'backend' => 'docbook' }
assert_xpath '//programlisting', output, 1
assert_xpath '//programlisting//co', output, 3
assert_xpath '(//programlisting//co)[1][@xml:id="CO1-1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//programlisting//co)[2][@xml:id="CO1-2"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//programlisting//co)[3][@xml:id="CO1-3"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//programlisting/following-sibling::calloutlist/callout', output, 3
assert_xpath '(//programlisting/following-sibling::calloutlist/callout)[1][@arearefs = "CO1-1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//programlisting/following-sibling::calloutlist/callout)[2][@arearefs = "CO1-2"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//programlisting/following-sibling::calloutlist/callout)[3][@arearefs = "CO1-3"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
// Backend-specific test omitted: DocBook.
non_normative!(
r#"
test 'listing block with sequential callouts followed by non-adjacent callout list' do
input = <<~'EOS'
[source, ruby]
----
require 'asciidoctor' # <1>
doc = Asciidoctor::Document.new('Hello, World!') # <2>
puts doc.convert # <3>
----
Paragraph.
<1> Describe the first line
<2> Describe the second line
<3> Describe the third line
EOS
output = convert_string input, attributes: { 'backend' => 'docbook' }
assert_xpath '//programlisting', output, 1
assert_xpath '//programlisting//co', output, 3
assert_xpath '(//programlisting//co)[1][@xml:id="CO1-1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//programlisting//co)[2][@xml:id="CO1-2"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//programlisting//co)[3][@xml:id="CO1-3"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//programlisting/following-sibling::*[1][self::simpara]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//programlisting/following-sibling::calloutlist/callout', output, 3
assert_xpath '(//programlisting/following-sibling::calloutlist/callout)[1][@arearefs = "CO1-1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//programlisting/following-sibling::calloutlist/callout)[2][@arearefs = "CO1-2"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//programlisting/following-sibling::calloutlist/callout)[3][@arearefs = "CO1-3"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
// Backend-specific test omitted: DocBook.
non_normative!(
r#"
test 'listing block with a callout that refers to two different lines' do
input = <<~'EOS'
[source, ruby]
----
require 'asciidoctor' # <1>
doc = Asciidoctor::Document.new('Hello, World!') # <2>
puts doc.convert # <2>
----
<1> Import the library
<2> Where the magic happens
EOS
output = convert_string input, attributes: { 'backend' => 'docbook' }
assert_xpath '//programlisting', output, 1
assert_xpath '//programlisting//co', output, 3
assert_xpath '(//programlisting//co)[1][@xml:id="CO1-1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//programlisting//co)[2][@xml:id="CO1-2"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//programlisting//co)[3][@xml:id="CO1-3"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//programlisting/following-sibling::calloutlist/callout', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//programlisting/following-sibling::calloutlist/callout)[1][@arearefs = "CO1-1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//programlisting/following-sibling::calloutlist/callout)[2][@arearefs = "CO1-2 CO1-3"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
// Backend-specific test omitted: DocBook.
non_normative!(
r#"
test 'source block with non-sequential callouts followed by adjacent callout list' do
input = <<~'EOS'
[source,ruby]
----
require 'asciidoctor' # <2>
doc = Asciidoctor::Document.new('Hello, World!') # <3>
puts doc.convert # <1>
----
<1> Describe the first line
<2> Describe the second line
<3> Describe the third line
EOS
output = convert_string input, attributes: { 'backend' => 'docbook' }
assert_xpath '//programlisting', output, 1
assert_xpath '//programlisting//co', output, 3
assert_xpath '(//programlisting//co)[1][@xml:id="CO1-1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//programlisting//co)[2][@xml:id="CO1-2"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//programlisting//co)[3][@xml:id="CO1-3"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//programlisting/following-sibling::calloutlist/callout', output, 3
assert_xpath '(//programlisting/following-sibling::calloutlist/callout)[1][@arearefs = "CO1-3"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//programlisting/following-sibling::calloutlist/callout)[2][@arearefs = "CO1-1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//programlisting/following-sibling::calloutlist/callout)[3][@arearefs = "CO1-2"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
// Backend-specific test omitted: DocBook.
non_normative!(
r#"
test 'two listing blocks can share the same callout list' do
input = <<~'EOS'
.Import library
[source, ruby]
----
require 'asciidoctor' # <1>
----
.Use library
[source, ruby]
----
doc = Asciidoctor::Document.new('Hello, World!') # <2>
puts doc.convert # <3>
----
<1> Describe the first line
<2> Describe the second line
<3> Describe the third line
EOS
output = convert_string input, attributes: { 'backend' => 'docbook' }
assert_xpath '//programlisting', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//programlisting)[1]//co', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//programlisting)[1]//co[@xml:id="CO1-1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//programlisting)[2]//co', output, 2
assert_xpath '((//programlisting)[2]//co)[1][@xml:id="CO1-2"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//programlisting)[2]//co)[2][@xml:id="CO1-3"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//calloutlist/callout)[1][@arearefs = "CO1-1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//calloutlist/callout)[2][@arearefs = "CO1-2"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//calloutlist/callout)[3][@arearefs = "CO1-3"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
// Backend-specific test omitted: DocBook.
non_normative!(
r#"
test 'two listing blocks each followed by an adjacent callout list' do
input = <<~'EOS'
.Import library
[source, ruby]
----
require 'asciidoctor' # <1>
----
<1> Describe the first line
.Use library
[source, ruby]
----
doc = Asciidoctor::Document.new('Hello, World!') # <1>
puts doc.convert # <2>
----
<1> Describe the second line
<2> Describe the third line
EOS
output = convert_string input, attributes: { 'backend' => 'docbook' }
assert_xpath '//programlisting', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//programlisting)[1]//co', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//programlisting)[1]//co[@xml:id="CO1-1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//programlisting)[2]//co', output, 2
assert_xpath '((//programlisting)[2]//co)[1][@xml:id="CO2-1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//programlisting)[2]//co)[2][@xml:id="CO2-2"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//calloutlist', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//calloutlist)[1]/callout', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//calloutlist)[1]/callout)[1][@arearefs = "CO1-1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//calloutlist)[2]/callout', output, 2
assert_xpath '((//calloutlist)[2]/callout)[1][@arearefs = "CO2-1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '((//calloutlist)[2]/callout)[2][@arearefs = "CO2-2"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
#[test]
fn callout_list_retains_block_content() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'callout list retains block content' do
input = <<~'EOS'
[source, ruby]
----
require 'asciidoctor' # <1>
doc = Asciidoctor::Document.new('Hello, World!') # <2>
puts doc.convert # <3>
----
<1> Imports the library
as a RubyGem
<2> Creates a new document
* Scans the lines for known blocks
* Converts the lines into blocks
<3> Renders the document
+
You can write this to file rather than printing to stdout.
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//ol/li', output, 3
assert_xpath %((//ol/li)[1]/p[text()="Imports the library\nas a RubyGem"]), output, 1
assert_xpath %((//ol/li)[2]//ul), output, 1
assert_xpath %((//ol/li)[2]//ul/li), output, 2
assert_xpath %((//ol/li)[3]//p), output, 2
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("[source, ruby]\n----\nrequire 'asciidoctor' # <1>\ndoc = Asciidoctor::Document.new('Hello, World!') # <2>\nputs doc.convert # <3>\n----\n<1> Imports the library\nas a RubyGem\n<2> Creates a new document\n* Scans the lines for known blocks\n* Converts the lines into blocks\n<3> Renders the document\n+\nYou can write this to file rather than printing to stdout.\n");
// The callout list has three items.
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ol/li", 3);
// The first item's text wraps onto a second line.
assert_output_contains(&doc, "Imports the library\nas a RubyGem");
// The second item retains a nested unordered list with two items.
assert_css(&doc, ".colist ol li ul", 1);
assert_css(&doc, ".colist ol li ul li", 2);
// The third item retains its continuation paragraph.
assert_output_contains(
&doc,
"You can write this to file rather than printing to stdout.",
);
}
// Backend-specific test omitted: DocBook.
non_normative!(
r#"
test 'callout list retains block content when converted to DocBook' do
input = <<~'EOS'
[source, ruby]
----
require 'asciidoctor' # <1>
doc = Asciidoctor::Document.new('Hello, World!') # <2>
puts doc.convert # <3>
----
<1> Imports the library
as a RubyGem
<2> Creates a new document
* Scans the lines for known blocks
* Converts the lines into blocks
<3> Renders the document
+
You can write this to file rather than printing to stdout.
EOS
output = convert_string input, attributes: { 'backend' => 'docbook' }
assert_xpath '//calloutlist', output, 1
assert_xpath '//calloutlist/callout', output, 3
assert_xpath '(//calloutlist/callout)[1]/*', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//calloutlist/callout)[2]/para', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//calloutlist/callout)[2]/itemizedlist', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//calloutlist/callout)[3]/para', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//calloutlist/callout)[3]/simpara', output, 1
end
"#
);
#[test]
fn escaped_callout_should_not_be_interpreted_as_a_callout() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'escaped callout should not be interpreted as a callout' do
input = <<~'EOS'
[source,text]
----
require 'asciidoctor' # \<1>
Asciidoctor.convert 'convert me!' \<2>
----
EOS
[{}, { 'source-highlighter' => 'coderay' }].each do |attributes|
output = convert_string_to_embedded input, attributes: attributes
assert_css 'pre b', output, 0
assert_includes output, ' # <1>'
assert_includes output, ' <2>'
end
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("[source,text]\n----\nrequire 'asciidoctor' # \\<1>\nAsciidoctor.convert 'convert me!' \\<2>\n----\n");
// No callout numbers are rendered.
refute_output_contains(&doc, "conum");
// The escaped callouts are rendered literally (sans backslash).
assert_output_contains(&doc, " # <1>");
assert_output_contains(&doc, " <2>");
}
#[test]
fn should_autonumber_dot_callouts() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should autonumber <.> callouts' do
input = <<~'EOS'
[source, ruby]
----
require 'asciidoctor' # <.>
doc = Asciidoctor::Document.new('Hello, World!') # <.>
puts doc.convert # <.>
----
<.> Describe the first line
<.> Describe the second line
<.> Describe the third line
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
pre_html = (xmlnodes_at_css 'pre', output)[0].inner_html
assert_includes pre_html, '(1)'
assert_includes pre_html, '(2)'
assert_includes pre_html, '(3)'
assert_css '.colist ol', output, 1
assert_css '.colist ol li', output, 3
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("[source, ruby]\n----\nrequire 'asciidoctor' # <.>\ndoc = Asciidoctor::Document.new('Hello, World!') # <.>\nputs doc.convert # <.>\n----\n<.> Describe the first line\n<.> Describe the second line\n<.> Describe the third line\n");
// The `<.>` markers in the verbatim block are numbered sequentially.
assert_output_contains(&doc, r#"<b class="conum">(1)</b>"#);
assert_output_contains(&doc, r#"<b class="conum">(2)</b>"#);
assert_output_contains(&doc, r#"<b class="conum">(3)</b>"#);
// The callout list has three items.
assert_css(&doc, ".colist ol", 1);
assert_css(&doc, ".colist ol li", 3);
}
#[test]
fn should_not_recognize_callouts_in_middle_of_line() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should not recognize callouts in middle of line' do
input = <<~'EOS'
[source, ruby]
----
puts "The syntax <1> at the end of the line makes a code callout"
----
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//b', output, 0
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("[source, ruby]\n----\nputs \"The syntax <1> at the end of the line makes a code callout\"\n----\n");
refute_output_contains(&doc, "conum");
}
#[test]
fn should_allow_multiple_callouts_on_the_same_line() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should allow multiple callouts on the same line' do
input = <<~'EOS'
[source, ruby]
----
require 'asciidoctor' <1>
doc = Asciidoctor.load('Hello, World!') # <2> <3> <4>
puts doc.convert <5><6>
exit 0
----
<1> Require library
<2> Load document from String
<3> Uses default backend and doctype
<4> One more for good luck
<5> Renders document to String
<6> Prints output to stdout
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//code/b', output, 6
assert_match(/ <b class="conum">\(1\)<\/b>$/, output)
assert_match(/ <b class="conum">\(2\)<\/b> <b class="conum">\(3\)<\/b> <b class="conum">\(4\)<\/b>$/, output)
assert_match(/ <b class="conum">\(5\)<\/b><b class="conum">\(6\)<\/b>$/, output)
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("[source, ruby]\n----\nrequire 'asciidoctor' <1>\ndoc = Asciidoctor.load('Hello, World!') # <2> <3> <4>\nputs doc.convert <5><6>\nexit 0\n----\n<1> Require library\n<2> Load document from String\n<3> Uses default backend and doctype\n<4> One more for good luck\n<5> Renders document to String\n<6> Prints output to stdout\n");
// A single trailing callout.
assert_output_contains(&doc, r#" <b class="conum">(1)</b>"#);
// Three space-separated callouts behind a line comment.
assert_output_contains(
&doc,
r#" <b class="conum">(2)</b> <b class="conum">(3)</b> <b class="conum">(4)</b>"#,
);
// Two adjacent callouts.
assert_output_contains(&doc, r#" <b class="conum">(5)</b><b class="conum">(6)</b>"#);
}
#[test]
fn should_allow_xml_comment_style_callouts() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should allow XML comment-style callouts' do
input = <<~'EOS'
[source, xml]
----
<section>
<title>Section Title</title> <!--1-->
<simpara>Just a paragraph</simpara> <!--2-->
</section>
----
<1> The title is required
<2> The content isn't
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//b', output, 2
assert_xpath '//b[text()="(1)"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//b[text()="(2)"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("[source, xml]\n----\n<section>\n <title>Section Title</title> <!--1-->\n <simpara>Just a paragraph</simpara> <!--2-->\n</section>\n----\n<1> The title is required\n<2> The content isn't\n");
assert_output_contains(&doc, r#"<!--<b class="conum">(1)</b>-->"#);
assert_output_contains(&doc, r#"<!--<b class="conum">(2)</b>-->"#);
}
#[test]
fn should_not_allow_callouts_with_half_an_xml_comment() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should not allow callouts with half an XML comment' do
input = <<~'EOS'
----
First line <1-->
Second line <2-->
----
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//b', output, 0
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("----\nFirst line <1-->\nSecond line <2-->\n----\n");
refute_output_contains(&doc, "conum");
}
#[test]
fn should_not_recognize_callouts_in_an_indented_description_list_paragraph() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should not recognize callouts in an indented description list paragraph' do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
foo::
bar <1>
<1> Not pointing to a callout
EOS
using_memory_logger do |logger|
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//dl//b', output, 0
assert_xpath '//dl/dd/p[text()="bar <1>"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//ol/li/p[text()="Not pointing to a callout"]', output, 1
assert_message logger, :WARN, '<stdin>: line 4: no callout found for <1>', Hash
end
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("foo::\n bar <1>\n\n<1> Not pointing to a callout\n");
// The `<1>` in the indented description-list paragraph is not a callout;
// it is rendered literally and produces no conum.
assert_xpath(&doc, "//dl//b", 0);
assert_output_contains(&doc, "bar <1>");
// The `<1> ...` line below is recognized as a callout list item.
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ol/li", 1);
assert_output_contains(&doc, "Not pointing to a callout");
// ...but it points at a callout that does not exist. Asciidoctor logs
// this via its memory logger; this crate surfaces it as a document
// warning instead.
let warnings: Vec<_> = doc.warnings().map(|w| &w.warning).collect();
assert_eq!(warnings, vec![&WarningType::NoCalloutFound(1)]);
}
#[test]
fn should_not_recognize_callouts_in_an_indented_outline_list_paragraph() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should not recognize callouts in an indented outline list paragraph' do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
* foo
bar <1>
<1> Not pointing to a callout
EOS
using_memory_logger do |logger|
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//ul//b', output, 0
assert_xpath %(//ul/li/p[text()="foo\nbar <1>"]), output, 1
assert_xpath '//ol/li/p[text()="Not pointing to a callout"]', output, 1
assert_message logger, :WARN, '<stdin>: line 4: no callout found for <1>', Hash
end
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("* foo\n bar <1>\n\n<1> Not pointing to a callout\n");
// The `<1>` folded into the outline-list item's paragraph is not a
// callout; it is rendered literally and produces no conum.
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ul//b", 0);
assert_output_contains(&doc, "foo\nbar <1>");
// The `<1> ...` line below is recognized as a callout list item.
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ol/li", 1);
assert_output_contains(&doc, "Not pointing to a callout");
// ...but it points at a callout that does not exist (surfaced as a
// document warning in place of Asciidoctor's memory logger).
let warnings: Vec<_> = doc.warnings().map(|w| &w.warning).collect();
assert_eq!(warnings, vec![&WarningType::NoCalloutFound(1)]);
}
#[test]
fn should_warn_if_numbers_in_callout_list_are_out_of_sequence() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should warn if numbers in callout list are out of sequence' do
input = <<~'EOS'
----
<beans> <1>
<bean class="com.example.HelloWorld"/>
</beans>
----
<1> Container of beans.
Beans are fun.
<3> An actual bean.
EOS
using_memory_logger do |logger|
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//ol/li', output, 2
assert_messages logger, [
[:WARN, '<stdin>: line 8: callout list item index: expected 2, got 3', Hash],
[:WARN, '<stdin>: line 8: no callout found for <2>', Hash]
]
end
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("----\n<beans> <1>\n <bean class=\"com.example.HelloWorld\"/>\n</beans>\n----\n<1> Container of beans.\nBeans are fun.\n<3> An actual bean.\n");
// The callout list has two items.
assert_xpath(&doc, "//ol/li", 2);
// The verbatim block defines only callout 1, so the second item (whose
// marker is `<3>`) is both out of sequence and has no matching callout.
// Asciidoctor logs these via its memory logger; this crate surfaces them
// as document warnings.
let warnings: Vec<_> = doc.warnings().map(|w| &w.warning).collect();
assert_eq!(
warnings,
vec![
&WarningType::CalloutListItemOutOfSequence(2, 3),
&WarningType::NoCalloutFound(2),
]
);
}
#[test]
fn should_preserve_line_comment_chars_that_precede_callout_number_if_icons_is_not_set() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should preserve line comment chars that precede callout number if icons is not set' do
input = <<~'EOS'
[source,ruby]
----
puts 'Hello, world!' # <1>
----
<1> Ruby
[source,groovy]
----
println 'Hello, world!' // <1>
----
<1> Groovy
[source,clojure]
----
(def hello (fn [] "Hello, world!")) ;; <1>
(hello)
----
<1> Clojure
[source,haskell]
----
main = putStrLn "Hello, World!" -- <1>
----
<1> Haskell
EOS
[{}, { 'source-highlighter' => 'coderay' }].each do |attributes|
output = convert_string_to_embedded input, attributes: attributes
assert_xpath '//b', output, 4
nodes = xmlnodes_at_css 'pre', output
assert_equal %(puts 'Hello, world!' # (1)), nodes[0].text
assert_equal %(println 'Hello, world!' // (1)), nodes[1].text
assert_equal %((def hello (fn [] "Hello, world!")) ;; (1)\n(hello)), nodes[2].text
assert_equal %(main = putStrLn "Hello, World!" -- (1)), nodes[3].text
end
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("[source,ruby]\n----\nputs 'Hello, world!' # <1>\n----\n<1> Ruby\n\n[source,groovy]\n----\nprintln 'Hello, world!' // <1>\n----\n<1> Groovy\n\n[source,clojure]\n----\n(def hello (fn [] \"Hello, world!\")) ;; <1>\n(hello)\n----\n<1> Clojure\n\n[source,haskell]\n----\nmain = putStrLn \"Hello, World!\" -- <1>\n----\n<1> Haskell\n");
// When icons are not enabled, the line-comment characters are retained
// ahead of the rendered callout.
assert_output_contains(&doc, r#"# <b class="conum">(1)</b>"#);
assert_output_contains(&doc, r#"// <b class="conum">(1)</b>"#);
assert_output_contains(&doc, r#";; <b class="conum">(1)</b>"#);
assert_output_contains(&doc, r#"-- <b class="conum">(1)</b>"#);
}
#[test]
fn should_remove_line_comment_chars_that_precede_callout_number_if_icons_is_font() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should remove line comment chars that precede callout number if icons is font' do
input = <<~'EOS'
[source,ruby]
----
puts 'Hello, world!' # <1>
----
<1> Ruby
[source,groovy]
----
println 'Hello, world!' // <1>
----
<1> Groovy
[source,clojure]
----
(def hello (fn [] "Hello, world!")) ;; <1>
(hello)
----
<1> Clojure
[source,haskell]
----
main = putStrLn "Hello, World!" -- <1>
----
<1> Haskell
EOS
[{}, { 'source-highlighter' => 'coderay' }].each do |attributes|
output = convert_string_to_embedded input, attributes: attributes.merge({ 'icons' => 'font' })
assert_css 'pre b', output, 4
assert_css 'pre i.conum', output, 4
nodes = xmlnodes_at_css 'pre', output
assert_equal %(puts 'Hello, world!' (1)), nodes[0].text
assert_equal %(println 'Hello, world!' (1)), nodes[1].text
assert_equal %((def hello (fn [] "Hello, world!")) (1)\n(hello)), nodes[2].text
assert_equal %(main = putStrLn "Hello, World!" (1)), nodes[3].text
end
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default()
.with_intrinsic_attribute("icons", "font", ModificationContext::Anywhere)
.parse("[source,ruby]\n----\nputs 'Hello, world!' # <1>\n----\n<1> Ruby\n\n[source,groovy]\n----\nprintln 'Hello, world!' // <1>\n----\n<1> Groovy\n\n[source,clojure]\n----\n(def hello (fn [] \"Hello, world!\")) ;; <1>\n(hello)\n----\n<1> Clojure\n\n[source,haskell]\n----\nmain = putStrLn \"Hello, World!\" -- <1>\n----\n<1> Haskell\n");
// When font icons are enabled, the line-comment characters are removed.
assert_output_contains(
&doc,
r#"'Hello, world!' <i class="conum" data-value="1"></i><b>(1)</b>"#,
);
refute_output_contains(&doc, "# <i");
refute_output_contains(&doc, "// <i");
refute_output_contains(&doc, ";; <i");
refute_output_contains(&doc, "-- <i");
}
#[test]
fn should_allow_line_comment_chars_that_precede_callout_number_to_be_specified() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should allow line comment chars that precede callout number to be specified' do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
[source,erlang,line-comment=%]
----
hello_world() -> % <1>
io:fwrite("hello, world~n"). %<2>
----
<1> Erlang function clause head.
<2> ~n adds a new line to the output.
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input
assert_xpath '//b', output, 2
nodes = xmlnodes_at_css 'pre', output
assert_equal %(hello_world() -> % (1)\n io:fwrite("hello, world~n"). %(2)), nodes[0].text
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("[source,erlang,line-comment=%]\n----\nhello_world() -> % <1>\n io:fwrite(\"hello, world~n\"). %<2>\n----\n<1> Erlang function clause head.\n<2> ~n adds a new line to the output.\n");
assert_output_contains(&doc, r#"% <b class="conum">(1)</b>"#);
assert_output_contains(&doc, r#"%<b class="conum">(2)</b>"#);
}
#[test]
fn should_allow_line_comment_chars_preceding_callout_number_to_be_configurable_when_source_highlighter_is_coderay()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should allow line comment chars preceding callout number to be configurable when source-highlighter is coderay' do
input = <<~'EOS'
[source,html,line-comment=-#]
----
-# <1>
%p Hello
----
<1> Prints a paragraph with the text "Hello"
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input, attributes: { 'source-highlighter' => 'coderay' }
assert_xpath '//b', output, 1
nodes = xmlnodes_at_css 'pre', output
assert_equal %(-# (1)\n%p Hello), nodes[0].text
end
"#
);
// Syntax highlighting is out of scope for this crate; only the
// configurable line-comment behavior is exercised here.
let doc = Parser::default().parse("[source,html,line-comment=-#]\n----\n-# <1>\n%p Hello\n----\n<1> Prints a paragraph with the text \"Hello\"\n");
assert_output_contains(&doc, r#"-# <b class="conum">(1)</b>"#);
assert_output_contains(&doc, "%p Hello");
}
#[test]
fn should_not_eat_whitespace_before_callout_number_if_line_comment_attribute_is_empty() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should not eat whitespace before callout number if line-comment attribute is empty' do
input = <<~'EOS'
[source,asciidoc,line-comment=]
----
-- <1>
----
<1> The start of an open block.
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input, attributes: { 'icons' => 'font' }
assert_includes output, '-- <i class="conum"'
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default()
.with_intrinsic_attribute("icons", "font", ModificationContext::Anywhere)
.parse("[source,asciidoc,line-comment=]\n----\n-- <1>\n----\n<1> The start of an open block.\n");
// With line-comment processing disabled, the `--` (and its trailing
// space) before the callout is preserved verbatim.
assert_output_contains(&doc, r#"-- <i class="conum""#);
}
// Backend-specific test omitted: DocBook.
non_normative!(
r#"
test 'literal block with callouts' do
input = <<~'EOS'
....
Roses are red <1>
Violets are blue <2>
....
<1> And so is Ruby
<2> But violet is more like purple
EOS
output = convert_string input, attributes: { 'backend' => 'docbook' }
assert_xpath '//literallayout', output, 1
assert_xpath '//literallayout//co', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//literallayout//co)[1][@xml:id="CO1-1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//literallayout//co)[2][@xml:id="CO1-2"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '//literallayout/following-sibling::*[1][self::calloutlist]/callout', output, 2
assert_xpath '(//literallayout/following-sibling::*[1][self::calloutlist]/callout)[1][@arearefs = "CO1-1"]', output, 1
assert_xpath '(//literallayout/following-sibling::*[1][self::calloutlist]/callout)[2][@arearefs = "CO1-2"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
#[test]
fn callout_list_with_icons_enabled() {
verifies!(
r##"
test 'callout list with icons enabled' do
input = <<~'EOS'
[source, ruby]
----
require 'asciidoctor' # <1>
doc = Asciidoctor::Document.new('Hello, World!') # <2>
puts doc.convert # <3>
----
<1> Describe the first line
<2> Describe the second line
<3> Describe the third line
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input, attributes: { 'icons' => '' }
assert_css '.listingblock code > img', output, 3
(1..3).each do |i|
assert_xpath %((/div[@class="listingblock"]//code/img)[#{i}][@src="./images/icons/callouts/#{i}.png"][@alt="#{i}"]), output, 1
end
assert_css '.colist table td img', output, 3
(1..3).each do |i|
assert_xpath %((/div[@class="colist arabic"]//td/img)[#{i}][@src="./images/icons/callouts/#{i}.png"][@alt="#{i}"]), output, 1
end
end
"##
);
// `:icons:` (set, empty) enables image-based callout icons.
let doc = Parser::default().parse(":icons:\n[source, ruby]\n----\nrequire 'asciidoctor' # <1>\ndoc = Asciidoctor::Document.new('Hello, World!') # <2>\nputs doc.convert # <3>\n----\n<1> Describe the first line\n<2> Describe the second line\n<3> Describe the third line\n");
// The verbatim block renders each callout as an image inside the code.
assert_css(&doc, ".listingblock code > img", 3);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(/div[@class=\"listingblock\"]//code/img)[1][@src=\"./images/icons/callouts/1.png\"][@alt=\"1\"]",
1,
);
// The callout list renders as an icon table.
assert_css(&doc, ".colist table td img", 3);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(/div[@class=\"colist arabic\"]//td/img)[1][@src=\"./images/icons/callouts/1.png\"][@alt=\"1\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn callout_list_with_font_based_icons_enabled() {
verifies!(
r##"
test 'callout list with font-based icons enabled' do
input = <<~'EOS'
[source]
----
require 'asciidoctor' # <1>
doc = Asciidoctor::Document.new('Hello, World!') #<2>
puts doc.convert #<3>
----
<1> Describe the first line
<2> Describe the second line
<3> Describe the third line
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input, attributes: { 'icons' => 'font' }
assert_css '.listingblock code > i', output, 3
(1..3).each do |i|
assert_xpath %((/div[@class="listingblock"]//code/i)[#{i}]), output, 1
assert_xpath %((/div[@class="listingblock"]//code/i)[#{i}][@class="conum"][@data-value="#{i}"]), output, 1
assert_xpath %((/div[@class="listingblock"]//code/i)[#{i}]/following-sibling::b[text()="(#{i})"]), output, 1
end
assert_css '.colist table td i', output, 3
(1..3).each do |i|
assert_xpath %((/div[@class="colist arabic"]//td/i)[#{i}]), output, 1
assert_xpath %((/div[@class="colist arabic"]//td/i)[#{i}][@class="conum"][@data-value = "#{i}"]), output, 1
assert_xpath %((/div[@class="colist arabic"]//td/i)[#{i}]/following-sibling::b[text() = "#{i}"]), output, 1
end
end
"##
);
// `:icons: font` enables font-based callout icons.
let doc = Parser::default().parse(":icons: font\n[source]\n----\nrequire 'asciidoctor' # <1>\ndoc = Asciidoctor::Document.new('Hello, World!') #<2>\nputs doc.convert #<3>\n----\n<1> Describe the first line\n<2> Describe the second line\n<3> Describe the third line\n");
// The verbatim block renders each callout as a font icon followed by a
// bold number inside the code.
assert_css(&doc, ".listingblock code > i", 3);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(/div[@class=\"listingblock\"]//code/i)[1]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(/div[@class=\"listingblock\"]//code/i)[1][@class=\"conum\"][@data-value=\"1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(/div[@class=\"listingblock\"]//code/i)[1]/following-sibling::b[text()=\"(1)\"]",
1,
);
// The callout list renders as an icon table.
assert_css(&doc, ".colist table td i", 3);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(/div[@class=\"colist arabic\"]//td/i)[1]", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(/div[@class=\"colist arabic\"]//td/i)[1][@class=\"conum\"][@data-value=\"1\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(/div[@class=\"colist arabic\"]//td/i)[1]/following-sibling::b[text()=\"1\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn should_match_trailing_line_separator_in_text_of_list_item() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should match trailing line separator in text of list item' do
input = <<~EOS.chop
----
A <1>
B <2>
C <3>
----
<1> a
<2> b#{decode_char 8232}
<3> c
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_css 'li', output, 3
assert_xpath %((//li)[2]/p[text()="b#{decode_char 8232}"]), output, 1
end
"#
);
// A Unicode LINE SEPARATOR (U+2028) is an ordinary character within a
// callout list item's text; it is not treated as a line break.
let doc =
Parser::default().parse("----\nA <1>\nB <2>\nC <3>\n----\n<1> a\n<2> b\u{2028}\n<3> c");
assert_css(&doc, "li", 3);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//li)[2]/p[text()=\"b\u{2028}\"]", 1);
}
#[test]
fn should_match_line_separator_in_text_of_list_item() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should match line separator in text of list item' do
input = <<~EOS.chop
----
A <1>
B <2>
C <3>
----
<1> a
<2> b#{decode_char 8232}b
<3> c
EOS
output = convert_string input
assert_css 'li', output, 3
assert_xpath %((//li)[2]/p[text()="b#{decode_char 8232}b"]), output, 1
end
"#
);
// A Unicode LINE SEPARATOR (U+2028) embedded mid-text is preserved
// within the callout list item's text.
let doc = Parser::default()
.parse("----\nA <1>\nB <2>\nC <3>\n----\n<1> a\n<2> b\u{2028}b\n<3> c");
assert_css(&doc, "li", 3);
assert_xpath(&doc, "(//li)[2]/p[text()=\"b\u{2028}b\"]", 1);
}
}
non_normative!(
r#"
end
context 'Checklists' do
"#
);
mod checklists {
use crate::{
blocks::{Block, ListType},
tests::prelude::*,
};
/// Returns the first block of `doc` as a [`ListBlock`], panicking if it is
/// not a list.
///
/// [`ListBlock`]: crate::blocks::ListBlock
fn first_list<'a>(doc: &'a crate::Document<'a>) -> &'a crate::blocks::ListBlock<'a> {
match doc.nested_blocks().next() {
Some(Block::List(list)) => list,
other => panic!("expected a list block, got {other:?}"),
}
}
#[test]
fn should_create_checklist_if_at_least_one_item_has_checkbox_syntax() {
verifies!(
r##"
test 'should create checklist if at least one item has checkbox syntax' do
input = <<~'EOS'
- [ ] todo
- [x] done
- [ ] another todo
- [*] another done
- plain
EOS
doc = document_from_string input
checklist = doc.blocks[0]
assert checklist.option?('checklist')
assert checklist.items[0].attr?('checkbox')
refute checklist.items[0].attr?('checked')
assert checklist.items[1].attr?('checkbox')
assert checklist.items[1].attr?('checked')
refute checklist.items[4].attr?('checkbox')
output = doc.convert standalone: false
assert_css '.ulist.checklist', output, 1
assert_xpath %((/*[@class="ulist checklist"]/ul/li)[1]/p[text()="#{decode_char 10063} todo"]), output, 1
assert_xpath %((/*[@class="ulist checklist"]/ul/li)[2]/p[text()="#{decode_char 10003} done"]), output, 1
assert_xpath %((/*[@class="ulist checklist"]/ul/li)[3]/p[text()="#{decode_char 10063} another todo"]), output, 1
assert_xpath %((/*[@class="ulist checklist"]/ul/li)[4]/p[text()="#{decode_char 10003} another done"]), output, 1
assert_xpath '(/*[@class="ulist checklist"]/ul/li)[5]/p[text()="plain"]', output, 1
end
"##
);
let doc = Parser::default()
.parse("- [ ] todo\n- [x] done\n- [ ] another todo\n- [*] another done\n- plain\n");
let checklist = first_list(&doc);
assert!(checklist.is_checklist());
let items: Vec<_> = checklist.nested_blocks().collect();
assert_eq!(items[0].as_list_item().unwrap().checkbox(), Some(false));
assert_eq!(items[1].as_list_item().unwrap().checkbox(), Some(true));
assert_eq!(items[4].as_list_item().unwrap().checkbox(), None);
assert_css(&doc, ".ulist.checklist", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(/*[@class=\"ulist checklist\"]/ul/li)[1]/p[text()=\"\u{274f} todo\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(/*[@class=\"ulist checklist\"]/ul/li)[2]/p[text()=\"\u{2713} done\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(/*[@class=\"ulist checklist\"]/ul/li)[3]/p[text()=\"\u{274f} another todo\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(/*[@class=\"ulist checklist\"]/ul/li)[4]/p[text()=\"\u{2713} another done\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(/*[@class=\"ulist checklist\"]/ul/li)[5]/p[text()=\"plain\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn entry_is_not_a_checklist_item_if_the_closing_bracket_is_not_immediately_followed_by_the_space_character()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test 'entry is not a checklist item if the closing bracket is not immediately followed by the space character' do
input = <<~EOS
- [ ] todo
- [x] \t done
- [ ]\t another todo
- [x]\t another done
EOS
doc = document_from_string input
checklist = doc.blocks[0]
assert checklist.option?('checklist')
assert checklist.items[0].attr?('checkbox')
refute checklist.items[0].attr?('checked')
assert checklist.items[1].attr?('checkbox')
assert checklist.items[1].attr?('checked')
refute checklist.items[2].attr?('checkbox')
refute checklist.items[3].attr?('checkbox')
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default()
.parse("- [ ] todo\n- [x] \t done\n- [ ]\t another todo\n- [x]\t another done\n");
let checklist = first_list(&doc);
assert!(checklist.is_checklist());
let items: Vec<_> = checklist.nested_blocks().collect();
assert_eq!(items[0].as_list_item().unwrap().checkbox(), Some(false));
assert_eq!(items[1].as_list_item().unwrap().checkbox(), Some(true));
assert_eq!(items[2].as_list_item().unwrap().checkbox(), None);
assert_eq!(items[3].as_list_item().unwrap().checkbox(), None);
}
#[test]
fn should_create_checklist_with_font_icons_if_at_least_one_item_has_checkbox_syntax_and_icons_attribute_is_font()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should create checklist with font icons if at least one item has checkbox syntax and icons attribute is font' do
input = <<~'EOS'
- [ ] todo
- [x] done
- plain
EOS
output = convert_string_to_embedded input, attributes: { 'icons' => 'font' }
assert_css '.ulist.checklist', output, 1
assert_css '.ulist.checklist li i.fa-check-square-o', output, 1
assert_css '.ulist.checklist li i.fa-square-o', output, 1
assert_xpath '(/*[@class="ulist checklist"]/ul/li)[3]/p[text()="plain"]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse(":icons: font\n\n- [ ] todo\n- [x] done\n- plain\n");
assert_css(&doc, ".ulist.checklist", 1);
assert_css(&doc, ".ulist.checklist li i.fa-check-square-o", 1);
assert_css(&doc, ".ulist.checklist li i.fa-square-o", 1);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(/*[@class=\"ulist checklist\"]/ul/li)[3]/p[text()=\"plain\"]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn should_create_interactive_checklist_if_interactive_option_is_set_even_with_icons_attribute_is_font()
{
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should create interactive checklist if interactive option is set even with icons attribute is font' do
input = <<~'EOS'
:icons: font
[%interactive]
- [ ] todo
- [x] done
EOS
doc = document_from_string input
checklist = doc.blocks[0]
assert checklist.option?('checklist')
assert checklist.option?('interactive')
output = doc.convert standalone: false
assert_css '.ulist.checklist', output, 1
assert_css '.ulist.checklist li input[type="checkbox"]', output, 2
assert_css '.ulist.checklist li input[type="checkbox"][disabled]', output, 0
assert_css '.ulist.checklist li input[type="checkbox"][checked]', output, 1
end
"#
);
let doc =
Parser::default().parse(":icons: font\n\n[%interactive]\n- [ ] todo\n- [x] done\n");
let checklist = first_list(&doc);
assert!(checklist.is_checklist());
assert!(checklist.has_option("interactive"));
assert_css(&doc, ".ulist.checklist", 1);
assert_css(&doc, ".ulist.checklist li input[type=\"checkbox\"]", 2);
assert_css(
&doc,
".ulist.checklist li input[type=\"checkbox\"][disabled]",
0,
);
assert_css(
&doc,
".ulist.checklist li input[type=\"checkbox\"][checked]",
1,
);
}
#[test]
fn should_not_create_checklist_if_checkbox_on_item_is_followed_by_a_tab() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should not create checklist if checkbox on item is followed by a tab' do
['[ ]', '[x]', '[*]'].each do |checkbox|
input = <<~EOS
- #{checkbox}\ttodo
EOS
doc = document_from_string input
list = doc.blocks[0]
assert_equal :ulist, list.context
refute list.option?('checklist')
end
end
"#
);
for checkbox in ["[ ]", "[x]", "[*]"] {
let input = format!("- {checkbox}\ttodo\n");
let doc = Parser::default().parse(&input);
let list = first_list(&doc);
assert_eq!(list.type_(), ListType::Unordered);
assert!(!list.is_checklist());
}
}
// Not a direct port: this guards the rendering path where a checklist item
// has a continuation block. The checkbox marker must stay on the principal
// paragraph, and the continuation paragraph must still be wrapped in
// div.paragraph (as for an ordinary list item).
#[test]
fn checklist_item_with_continuation_block() {
let doc = Parser::default().parse("* [x] done\n+\ncontinuation paragraph\n\n* [ ] todo\n");
let checklist = first_list(&doc);
assert!(checklist.is_checklist());
// First item: principal paragraph carries the check-mark marker, and the
// continuation paragraph is wrapped in div.paragraph.
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(/*[@class=\"ulist checklist\"]/ul/li)[1]/p[text()=\"\u{2713} done\"]",
1,
);
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(/*[@class=\"ulist checklist\"]/ul/li)[1]/div[@class=\"paragraph\"]/p[text()=\"continuation paragraph\"]",
1,
);
// Second item: unchecked marker, no continuation.
assert_xpath(
&doc,
"(/*[@class=\"ulist checklist\"]/ul/li)[2]/p[text()=\"\u{274f} todo\"]",
1,
);
}
}
non_normative!(
r#"
end
context 'Lists model' do
"#
);
mod lists_model {
use crate::{
blocks::{ContentModel, ListType},
tests::prelude::*,
};
#[test]
fn content_should_return_items_in_list() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'content should return items in list' do
input = <<~'EOS'
* one
* two
* three
EOS
doc = document_from_string input
list = doc.blocks.first
assert_kind_of Asciidoctor::List, list
items = list.items
assert_equal 3, items.size
assert_equal list.items, list.content
end
"#
);
let doc = Parser::default().parse("* one\n* two\n* three\n");
assert_eq!(
doc,
Document {
header: Header {
title_source: None,
title: None,
attributes: &[],
author_line: None,
revision_line: None,
comments: &[],
source: Span {
data: "",
line: 1,
col: 1,
offset: 0,
},
},
blocks: &[Block::List(ListBlock {
type_: ListType::Unordered,
items: &[
Block::ListItem(ListItem {
marker: ListItemMarker::Asterisks(Span {
data: "*",
line: 1,
col: 1,
offset: 0,
},),
blocks: &[Block::Simple(SimpleBlock {
content: Content {
original: Span {
data: "one",
line: 1,
col: 3,
offset: 2,
},
rendered: "one",
},
source: Span {
data: "one",
line: 1,
col: 3,
offset: 2,
},
style: SimpleBlockStyle::Paragraph,
title_source: None,
title: None,
caption: None,
number: None,
anchor: None,
anchor_reftext: None,
attrlist: None,
},),],
source: Span {
data: "* one",
line: 1,
col: 1,
offset: 0,
},
anchor: None,
anchor_reftext: None,
attrlist: None,
},),
Block::ListItem(ListItem {
marker: ListItemMarker::Asterisks(Span {
data: "*",
line: 2,
col: 1,
offset: 6,
},),
blocks: &[Block::Simple(SimpleBlock {
content: Content {
original: Span {
data: "two",
line: 2,
col: 3,
offset: 8,
},
rendered: "two",
},
source: Span {
data: "two",
line: 2,
col: 3,
offset: 8,
},
style: SimpleBlockStyle::Paragraph,
title_source: None,
title: None,
caption: None,
number: None,
anchor: None,
anchor_reftext: None,
attrlist: None,
},),],
source: Span {
data: "* two",
line: 2,
col: 1,
offset: 6,
},
anchor: None,
anchor_reftext: None,
attrlist: None,
},),
Block::ListItem(ListItem {
marker: ListItemMarker::Asterisks(Span {
data: "*",
line: 3,
col: 1,
offset: 12,
},),
blocks: &[Block::Simple(SimpleBlock {
content: Content {
original: Span {
data: "three",
line: 3,
col: 3,
offset: 14,
},
rendered: "three",
},
source: Span {
data: "three",
line: 3,
col: 3,
offset: 14,
},
style: SimpleBlockStyle::Paragraph,
title_source: None,
title: None,
caption: None,
number: None,
anchor: None,
anchor_reftext: None,
attrlist: None,
},),],
source: Span {
data: "* three",
line: 3,
col: 1,
offset: 12,
},
anchor: None,
anchor_reftext: None,
attrlist: None,
},),
],
source: Span {
data: "* one\n* two\n* three",
line: 1,
col: 1,
offset: 0,
},
title_source: None,
title: None,
anchor: None,
anchor_reftext: None,
attrlist: None,
},),],
source: Span {
data: "* one\n* two\n* three",
line: 1,
col: 1,
offset: 0,
},
warnings: &[],
source_map: SourceMap(&[]),
catalog: Catalog {
refs: HashMap::from([]),
reftext_to_id: HashMap::from([]),
},
}
);
}
#[test]
fn list_item_should_be_the_parent_of_block_attached_to_a_list_item() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'list item should be the parent of block attached to a list item' do
input = <<~'EOS'
* list item 1
+
----
listing block in list item 1
----
EOS
doc = document_from_string input
list = doc.blocks.first
list_item_1 = list.items.first
listing_block = list_item_1.blocks.first
assert_equal :listing, listing_block.context
assert_equal list_item_1, listing_block.parent
end
"#
);
let doc =
Parser::default().parse("* list item 1\n+\n----\nlisting block in list item 1\n----\n");
assert_eq!(
&doc,
Document {
header: Header {
title_source: None,
title: None,
attributes: &[],
author_line: None,
revision_line: None,
comments: &[],
source: Span {
data: "",
line: 1,
col: 1,
offset: 0,
},
},
blocks: &[Block::List(ListBlock {
type_: ListType::Unordered,
items: &[Block::ListItem(ListItem {
marker: ListItemMarker::Asterisks(Span {
data: "*",
line: 1,
col: 1,
offset: 0,
},),
blocks: &[
Block::Simple(SimpleBlock {
content: Content {
original: Span {
data: "list item 1",
line: 1,
col: 3,
offset: 2,
},
rendered: "list item 1",
},
source: Span {
data: "list item 1",
line: 1,
col: 3,
offset: 2,
},
style: SimpleBlockStyle::Paragraph,
title_source: None,
title: None,
caption: None,
number: None,
anchor: None,
anchor_reftext: None,
attrlist: None,
},),
Block::RawDelimited(RawDelimitedBlock {
content: Content {
original: Span {
data: "listing block in list item 1",
line: 4,
col: 1,
offset: 21,
},
rendered: "listing block in list item 1",
},
content_model: ContentModel::Verbatim,
context: "listing",
source: Span {
data: "----\nlisting block in list item 1\n----",
line: 3,
col: 1,
offset: 16,
},
title_source: None,
title: None,
caption: None,
number: None,
anchor: None,
anchor_reftext: None,
attrlist: None,
substitution_group: SubstitutionGroup::Verbatim,
},),
],
source: Span {
data: "* list item 1\n+\n----\nlisting block in list item 1\n----",
line: 1,
col: 1,
offset: 0,
},
anchor: None,
anchor_reftext: None,
attrlist: None,
},),],
source: Span {
data: "* list item 1\n+\n----\nlisting block in list item 1\n----",
line: 1,
col: 1,
offset: 0,
},
title_source: None,
title: None,
anchor: None,
anchor_reftext: None,
attrlist: None,
},),],
source: Span {
data: "* list item 1\n+\n----\nlisting block in list item 1\n----",
line: 1,
col: 1,
offset: 0,
},
warnings: &[],
source_map: SourceMap(&[]),
catalog: Catalog {
refs: HashMap::from([]),
reftext_to_id: HashMap::from([]),
},
}
);
}
// Ruby `AbstractBlock#outline?` model predicate: no crate equivalent.
non_normative!(
r#"
test 'outline? should return true for unordered list' do
input = <<~'EOS'
* one
* two
* three
EOS
doc = document_from_string input
list = doc.blocks.first
assert list.outline?
end
"#
);
// Ruby `AbstractBlock#outline?` model predicate: no crate equivalent.
non_normative!(
r#"
test 'outline? should return true for ordered list' do
input = <<~'EOS'
. one
. two
. three
EOS
doc = document_from_string input
list = doc.blocks.first
assert list.outline?
end
"#
);
// Ruby `AbstractBlock#outline?` model predicate: no crate equivalent.
non_normative!(
r#"
test 'outline? should return false for description list' do
input = 'label:: desc'
doc = document_from_string input
list = doc.blocks.first
refute list.outline?
end
"#
);
// Ruby `ListItem#simple?`/`compound?` model predicates: no crate equivalent.
non_normative!(
r#"
test 'simple? should return true for list item with no nested blocks' do
input = <<~'EOS'
* one
* two
* three
EOS
doc = document_from_string input
list = doc.blocks.first
assert list.items.first.simple?
refute list.items.first.compound?
end
"#
);
// Ruby `ListItem#simple?`/`compound?` model predicates: no crate equivalent.
non_normative!(
r#"
test 'simple? should return true for list item with nested outline list' do
# NOTE cannot use single-quoted heredoc because of https://github.com/jruby/jruby/issues/4260
input = <<~EOS
* one
** more about one
** and more
* two
* three
EOS
doc = document_from_string input
list = doc.blocks.first
assert list.items.first.simple?
refute list.items.first.compound?
end
"#
);
// Ruby `ListItem#simple?`/`compound?` model predicates: no crate equivalent.
non_normative!(
r#"
test 'simple? should return false for list item with block content' do
input = <<~'EOS'
* one
+
----
listing block in list item 1
----
* two
* three
EOS
doc = document_from_string input
list = doc.blocks.first
refute list.items.first.simple?
assert list.items.first.compound?
end
"#
);
// Mutable model API (`ListItem#text=`): this crate's parsed AST is read-only.
non_normative!(
r#"
test 'should allow text of ListItem to be assigned' do
input = <<~'EOS'
* one
* two
* three
EOS
doc = document_from_string input
list = (doc.find_by context: :ulist).first
assert_equal 3, list.items.size
assert_equal 'one', list.items[0].text
list.items[0].text = 'un'
assert_equal 'un', list.items[0].text
end
"#
);
// Mutable model API (`id=`/`add_role`) plus re-conversion: this crate's parsed
// AST is read-only.
non_normative!(
r#"
test 'id and role assigned to ulist item in model are transmitted to output' do
input = <<~'EOS'
* one
* two
* three
EOS
doc = document_from_string input
item_0 = doc.blocks[0].items[0]
item_0.id = 'one'
item_0.add_role 'item'
output = doc.convert
assert_css 'li#one.item', output, 1
end
"#
);
// Mutable model API (`id=`/`add_role`) plus re-conversion: this crate's parsed
// AST is read-only.
non_normative!(
r#"
test 'id and role assigned to olist item in model are transmitted to output' do
input = <<~'EOS'
. one
. two
. three
EOS
doc = document_from_string input
item_0 = doc.blocks[0].items[0]
item_0.id = 'one'
item_0.add_role 'item'
output = doc.convert
assert_css 'li#one.item', output, 1
end
"#
);
// Runtime substitution model API (`remove_sub`/`subs`): no crate equivalent.
non_normative!(
r#"
test 'should allow API control over substitutions applied to ListItem text' do
input = <<~'EOS'
* *one*
* _two_
* `three`
* #four#
EOS
doc = document_from_string input
list = (doc.find_by context: :ulist).first
assert_equal 4, list.items.size
list.items[0].remove_sub :quotes
assert_equal '*one*', list.items[0].text
refute_includes list.items[0].subs, :quotes
list.items[1].subs.clear
assert_empty list.items[1].subs
assert_equal '_two_', list.items[1].text
list.items[2].subs.replace [:specialcharacters]
assert_equal [:specialcharacters], list.items[2].subs
assert_equal '`three`', list.items[2].text
assert_equal '<mark>four</mark>', list.items[3].text
end
"#
);
#[test]
fn should_set_lineno_to_line_number_in_source_where_list_starts() {
verifies!(
r#"
test 'should set lineno to line number in source where list starts' do
input = <<~'EOS'
* bullet 1
** bullet 1.1
*** bullet 1.1.1
* bullet 2
EOS
doc = document_from_string input, sourcemap: true
lists = doc.find_by context: :ulist
assert_equal 1, lists[0].lineno
assert_equal 2, lists[1].lineno
assert_equal 3, lists[2].lineno
list_items = doc.find_by context: :list_item
assert_equal 1, list_items[0].lineno
assert_equal 2, list_items[1].lineno
assert_equal 3, list_items[2].lineno
assert_equal 4, list_items[3].lineno
end
"#
);
let doc =
Parser::default().parse("* bullet 1\n** bullet 1.1\n*** bullet 1.1.1\n* bullet 2\n");
assert_eq!(
&doc,
Document {
header: Header {
title_source: None,
title: None,
attributes: &[],
author_line: None,
revision_line: None,
comments: &[],
source: Span {
data: "",
line: 1,
col: 1,
offset: 0,
},
},
blocks: &[Block::List(ListBlock {
type_: ListType::Unordered,
items: &[
Block::ListItem(ListItem {
marker: ListItemMarker::Asterisks(Span {
data: "*",
line: 1,
col: 1,
offset: 0,
},),
blocks: &[
Block::Simple(SimpleBlock {
content: Content {
original: Span {
data: "bullet 1",
line: 1,
col: 3,
offset: 2,
},
rendered: "bullet 1",
},
source: Span {
data: "bullet 1",
line: 1,
col: 3,
offset: 2,
},
style: SimpleBlockStyle::Paragraph,
title_source: None,
title: None,
caption: None,
number: None,
anchor: None,
anchor_reftext: None,
attrlist: None,
},),
Block::List(ListBlock {
type_: ListType::Unordered,
items: &[Block::ListItem(ListItem {
marker: ListItemMarker::Asterisks(Span {
data: "**",
line: 2,
col: 1,
offset: 11,
},),
blocks: &[
Block::Simple(SimpleBlock {
content: Content {
original: Span {
data: "bullet 1.1",
line: 2,
col: 4,
offset: 14,
},
rendered: "bullet 1.1",
},
source: Span {
data: "bullet 1.1",
line: 2,
col: 4,
offset: 14,
},
style: SimpleBlockStyle::Paragraph,
title_source: None,
title: None,
caption: None,
number: None,
anchor: None,
anchor_reftext: None,
attrlist: None,
},),
Block::List(ListBlock {
type_: ListType::Unordered,
items: &[Block::ListItem(ListItem {
marker: ListItemMarker::Asterisks(Span {
data: "***",
line: 3,
col: 1,
offset: 25,
},),
blocks: &[Block::Simple(SimpleBlock {
content: Content {
original: Span {
data: "bullet 1.1.1",
line: 3,
col: 5,
offset: 29,
},
rendered: "bullet 1.1.1",
},
source: Span {
data: "bullet 1.1.1",
line: 3,
col: 5,
offset: 29,
},
style: SimpleBlockStyle::Paragraph,
title_source: None,
title: None,
caption: None,
number: None,
anchor: None,
anchor_reftext: None,
attrlist: None,
},),],
source: Span {
data: "*** bullet 1.1.1",
line: 3,
col: 1,
offset: 25,
},
anchor: None,
anchor_reftext: None,
attrlist: None,
},),],
source: Span {
data: "*** bullet 1.1.1",
line: 3,
col: 1,
offset: 25,
},
title_source: None,
title: None,
anchor: None,
anchor_reftext: None,
attrlist: None,
},),
],
source: Span {
data: "** bullet 1.1\n*** bullet 1.1.1",
line: 2,
col: 1,
offset: 11,
},
anchor: None,
anchor_reftext: None,
attrlist: None,
},),],
source: Span {
data: "** bullet 1.1\n*** bullet 1.1.1",
line: 2,
col: 1,
offset: 11,
},
title_source: None,
title: None,
anchor: None,
anchor_reftext: None,
attrlist: None,
},),
],
source: Span {
data: "* bullet 1\n** bullet 1.1\n*** bullet 1.1.1",
line: 1,
col: 1,
offset: 0,
},
anchor: None,
anchor_reftext: None,
attrlist: None,
},),
Block::ListItem(ListItem {
marker: ListItemMarker::Asterisks(Span {
data: "*",
line: 4,
col: 1,
offset: 42,
},),
blocks: &[Block::Simple(SimpleBlock {
content: Content {
original: Span {
data: "bullet 2",
line: 4,
col: 3,
offset: 44,
},
rendered: "bullet 2",
},
source: Span {
data: "bullet 2",
line: 4,
col: 3,
offset: 44,
},
style: SimpleBlockStyle::Paragraph,
title_source: None,
title: None,
caption: None,
number: None,
anchor: None,
anchor_reftext: None,
attrlist: None,
},),],
source: Span {
data: "* bullet 2",
line: 4,
col: 1,
offset: 42,
},
anchor: None,
anchor_reftext: None,
attrlist: None,
},),
],
source: Span {
data: "* bullet 1\n** bullet 1.1\n*** bullet 1.1.1\n* bullet 2",
line: 1,
col: 1,
offset: 0,
},
title_source: None,
title: None,
anchor: None,
anchor_reftext: None,
attrlist: None,
},),],
source: Span {
data: "* bullet 1\n** bullet 1.1\n*** bullet 1.1.1\n* bullet 2",
line: 1,
col: 1,
offset: 0,
},
warnings: &[],
source_map: SourceMap(&[]),
catalog: Catalog {
refs: HashMap::from([]),
reftext_to_id: HashMap::from([]),
},
}
);
}
}
non_normative!(
r#"
end
"#
);