deno.land / std@0.224.0 / jsonc / parse_test.ts
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import { parse, type ParseOptions } from "./parse.ts";import { assert, assertEquals, assertStrictEquals, assertThrows,} from "../assert/mod.ts";
// The test code for the jsonc module can also be found in the testcode directory.
function assertValidParse( text: string, expected: unknown, options?: ParseOptions,) { assertEquals(parse(text, options), expected);}
function assertInvalidParse( text: string, // deno-lint-ignore no-explicit-any ErrorClass: new (...args: any[]) => Error, msgIncludes?: string, options?: ParseOptions,) { assertThrows( () => parse(text, options), ErrorClass, msgIncludes, );}
Deno.test({ name: "parse() handles single line comment", fn() { assertValidParse(`"aaa"//comment`, "aaa"); assertValidParse(`["aaa"//comment\n,"aaa"]`, ["aaa", "aaa"]); assertValidParse(`["aaa"//comment\r,"aaa"]`, ["aaa", "aaa"]); assertValidParse(`["aaa"//comment\n\r,"aaa"]`, ["aaa", "aaa"]); },});
Deno.test({ name: "parse() handles multi line comments", fn() { assertValidParse(`"aaa"/*comment*/`, "aaa"); assertValidParse(`100/*comment*/`, 100); assertValidParse(`"aaa/*comment*/"`, "aaa/*comment*/"); assertValidParse(`"aaa"/*comment\ncomment*/`, "aaa"); assertInvalidParse(`"aaa"/*`, SyntaxError); assertInvalidParse(`"aaa"/*/`, SyntaxError); },});
Deno.test({ name: "parse() handles special characters", fn() { assertValidParse(`"👪"`, "👪"); assertValidParse(`"🦕"`, "🦕"); assertValidParse( `"\u543e\u8f29\u306f\u732b\u3067\u3042\u308b\u3002"`, "\u543e\u8f29\u306f\u732b\u3067\u3042\u308b\u3002", ); assertValidParse( `"\\" \\\\ \\/ \\b \\f \\n \\r \\t"`, '" \\ \/ \b \f \n \r \t', ); },});
Deno.test({ name: "parse() handles #numberEndToken correctly", fn() { // Correctly parses the letters after the numbers (` \t\r\n[]{}:,/`) assertValidParse(`{"a":0}`, { a: 0 }); assertValidParse(`[0]`, [0]); assertValidParse(`[0,]`, [0]); assertValidParse(`0//`, 0); assertValidParse(`0\r`, 0); assertValidParse(`0\n`, 0); assertValidParse(`0\t`, 0); assertValidParse(`0 `, 0); assertInvalidParse(`{"a":0{}`, SyntaxError); assertInvalidParse(`{"a":0[}`, SyntaxError); assertInvalidParse(`{"a":0:}`, SyntaxError); },});
Deno.test({ name: "parse() throws error message", fn() { assertInvalidParse( `:::::`, SyntaxError, "Unexpected token : in JSONC at position 0", ); assertInvalidParse( `[`, SyntaxError, "Unexpected end of JSONC input", ); assertInvalidParse( `[]100`, SyntaxError, "Unexpected token 100 in JSONC at position 2", ); assertInvalidParse( `[aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa]`, SyntaxError, "Unexpected token aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa... in JSONC at position 1", ); },});
Deno.test({ name: "parse() handles __proto__", fn() { // The result of JSON.parse and the result of JSONC.parse should match const json = JSON.parse('{"__proto__": 100}'); const jsonc = parse('{"__proto__": 100}'); assertEquals(jsonc, json); assertEquals((jsonc as Record<string, number>).__proto__, 100); assertEquals((jsonc as Record<string, string>).__proto__, json.__proto__); assertStrictEquals(Object.getPrototypeOf(jsonc), Object.prototype); assertStrictEquals( Object.getPrototypeOf(jsonc), Object.getPrototypeOf(json), ); },});
Deno.test({ name: "parse() handles duplicate object key", fn() { // The result of JSON.parse and the result of JSONC.parse should match const json = JSON.parse('{"aaa": 0, "aaa": 1}'); const jsonc = parse('{"aaa": 0, "aaa": 1}'); assertEquals(jsonc, { aaa: 1 }); assertEquals(jsonc, json); },});
Deno.test({ name: "parse() handles non-string input type", fn() { assertInvalidParse( // deno-lint-ignore no-explicit-any undefined as any, SyntaxError, "Unexpected token undefined in JSONC at position 0", ); // deno-lint-ignore no-explicit-any assertValidParse(0 as any, 0); },});
Deno.test({ name: "parse() handles consecutive backslash", fn() { assertValidParse('"foo\\\\"', "foo\\");
assertValidParse(' ["foo\\"", "bar"]', ['foo"', "bar"]); assertInvalidParse('["foo\\\\"", "bar"]', SyntaxError); assertValidParse(' ["foo\\\\\\"", "bar"]', ['foo\\"', "bar"]); assertInvalidParse('["foo\\\\\\\\"", "bar"]', SyntaxError);
assertInvalidParse('["foo\\", "bar"]', SyntaxError); assertValidParse(' ["foo\\\\", "bar"]', ["foo\\", "bar"]); assertInvalidParse('["foo\\\\\\", "bar"]', SyntaxError); assertValidParse(' ["foo\\\\\\\\", "bar"]', ["foo\\\\", "bar"]); },});
Deno.test({ name: "parse() uses Object.defineProperty when setting object property", async fn() { // Tests if the value is set using `Object.defineProperty(target, key, {value})` // instead of `target[key] = value` when parsing the object. // This makes a difference in behavior when __proto__ is set in Node.js and browsers. // Using `Object.defineProperty` avoids prototype pollution in Node.js and browsers. // reference: https://github.com/advisories/GHSA-9c47-m6qq-7p4h (CVE-2022-46175)
const testCode = ` Object.defineProperty(Object.prototype, "__proto__", { set() { throw new Error("Don't try to set the value directly to the key __proto__.") } }); import { parse } from "${import.meta.resolve("./parse.ts")}"; parse('{"__proto__": {"isAdmin": true}}'); `; const command = new Deno.Command(Deno.execPath(), { stdout: "inherit", stderr: "inherit", args: ["eval", "--no-lock", testCode], }); const { success } = await command.output(); assert(success); },});
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