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#![allow(deprecated)]
#![allow(clippy::unwrap_used)]
#![allow(clippy::expect_used)]
// Tests can use unwrap() for simplicity
// Integration tests for REPL Explain Mode (REPL-005-002)
//
// Tests the explain mode functionality end-to-end using assert_cmd.
// This verifies the user-facing REPL behavior for bash construct explanations.
#![allow(non_snake_case)] // Test naming convention: test_<TASK_ID>_<feature>_<scenario>
use assert_cmd::Command;
#[allow(dead_code)] // Reserved for future REPL integration tests
fn bashrs_repl() -> Command {
assert_cmd::cargo_bin_cmd!("bashrs")
}
// ===== INTEGRATION TESTS =====
/// Test: Switch to explain mode and explain parameter expansion
#[test]
fn test_REPL_005_002_explain_mode_parameter_expansion() {
// Note: This test would work if we had a way to send stdin to the REPL
// For now, we'll document the expected behavior:
//
// Input:
// :mode explain
// ${var:-default}
//
// Expected output:
// Switched to explain mode
// 📖 Parameter Expansion: ${parameter:-word}
// Use Default Value
//
// Actual implementation: Would require interactive input handling
// which assert_cmd doesn't support well. Consider implementing
// --explain flag for non-interactive use.
}
/// Test: Explain mode shows helpful message for unknown constructs
#[test]
fn test_REPL_005_002_explain_mode_unknown_construct() {
// Expected behavior documented for manual testing:
//
// Input:
// :mode explain
// unknown_construct_xyz
//
// Expected output:
// No explanation available for: unknown_construct_xyz
// Try parameter expansions (${var:-default}), control flow (for, if, while), or redirections (>, <, |)
}
/// Test: Documentation - explain mode is listed in help
#[test]
fn test_REPL_005_002_explain_mode_in_help() {
// Verify the REPL help text mentions explain mode
// This would be tested by checking bashrs repl --help
// or the help command within the REPL
}
// ===== DOCUMENTATION TESTS =====
/// Verify explain module is public and properly exported
#[test]
fn test_REPL_005_002_explain_module_exported() {
// This test verifies the API is properly exported
use bashrs::repl::explain_bash;
let result = explain_bash("${var:-default}");
assert!(result.is_some(), "Should recognize parameter expansion");
let explanation = result.unwrap();
assert!(explanation.title.contains(":-"));
}
/// Verify Explanation struct is public and usable
#[test]
fn test_REPL_005_002_explanation_struct_public() {
use bashrs::repl::Explanation;
let exp = Explanation::new("Test", "Description", "Details").with_example("$ example");
let formatted = exp.format();
assert!(formatted.contains("📖 Test"));
assert!(formatted.contains("Example:"));
}
/// Test parameter expansion variations
#[test]
fn test_REPL_005_002_parameter_expansions_comprehensive() {
use bashrs::repl::explain_bash;
// Use default value
assert!(explain_bash("${var:-default}").is_some());
// Assign default value
assert!(explain_bash("${var:=default}").is_some());
// Display error
assert!(explain_bash("${var:?error}").is_some());
// Use alternate value
assert!(explain_bash("${var:+alternate}").is_some());
// String length
assert!(explain_bash("${#var}").is_some());
}
/// Test control flow constructs
#[test]
fn test_REPL_005_002_control_flow_comprehensive() {
use bashrs::repl::explain_bash;
// For loop
assert!(explain_bash("for i in *.txt").is_some());
// If statement
assert!(explain_bash("if [ -f file ]").is_some());
// While loop
assert!(explain_bash("while true").is_some());
// Case statement
assert!(explain_bash("case $var in").is_some());
}
/// Test redirection constructs
#[test]
fn test_REPL_005_002_redirections_comprehensive() {
use bashrs::repl::explain_bash;
// Output redirection
assert!(explain_bash("echo test > file").is_some());
// Input redirection
assert!(explain_bash("cat < file").is_some());
// Pipe
assert!(explain_bash("cat file | grep pattern").is_some());
// Here document
assert!(explain_bash("cat << EOF").is_some());
}
/// Property test: All recognized constructs return Some(Explanation)
#[test]
fn test_REPL_005_002_property_recognized_constructs() {
use bashrs::repl::explain_bash;
let constructs = vec![
"${var:-default}",
"${var:=default}",
"${var:?error}",
"${var:+alternate}",
"${#var}",
"for i in list",
"if [ test ]",
"while true",
"case $var in",
"echo > file",
"cat < file",
"cmd | grep",
"cat << EOF",
];
for construct in constructs {
let result = explain_bash(construct);
assert!(
result.is_some(),
"Should recognize construct: {}",
construct
);
let explanation = result.unwrap();
assert!(!explanation.title.is_empty(), "Title should not be empty");
assert!(
!explanation.description.is_empty(),
"Description should not be empty"
);
assert!(
!explanation.details.is_empty(),
"Details should not be empty"
);
}
}
/// Property test: Unknown constructs return None
#[test]
fn test_REPL_005_002_property_unknown_constructs() {
use bashrs::repl::explain_bash;
let unknown_constructs = vec![
"unknown_command_xyz",
"random text",
"123456",
"",
"no special characters here",
];
for construct in unknown_constructs {
let result = explain_bash(construct);
assert!(
result.is_none(),
"Should not recognize unknown construct: {}",
construct
);
}
}
/// Property test: Explanation format is consistent
#[test]
fn test_REPL_005_002_property_format_consistency() {
use bashrs::repl::explain_bash;
let constructs = vec!["${var:-default}", "for i in list", "echo > file"];
for construct in constructs {
let result = explain_bash(construct);
assert!(result.is_some());
let explanation = result.unwrap();
let formatted = explanation.format();
// All formatted explanations should start with 📖
assert!(
formatted.starts_with("📖"),
"Should start with 📖: {}",
construct
);
// Should contain the title
assert!(
formatted.contains(&explanation.title),
"Should contain title"
);
// Should contain the description
assert!(
formatted.contains(&explanation.description),
"Should contain description"
);
}
}