const fs = require('fs'); const path = require('path'); const test = require('tap').test; const log = require('../../src/util/log'); const makeTestStorage = require('../fixtures/make-test-storage'); const readFileToBuffer = require('../fixtures/readProjectFile').readFileToBuffer; const VirtualMachine = require('../../src/index'); /** * @fileoverview Transform each sb2 in fixtures/execute into a test. * * Test execution of a group of scratch blocks by SAYing if a test did "pass", * or did "fail". Four keywords can be set at the beginning of a SAY messaage * to indicate a test primitive. * * - "pass MESSAGE" will t.pass(MESSAGE). * - "fail MESSAGE" will t.fail(MESSAGE). * - "plan NUMBER_OF_TESTS" will t.plan(Number(NUMBER_OF_TESTS)). * - "end" will t.end(). * * A good strategy to follow is to SAY "plan NUMBER_OF_TESTS" first. Then * "pass" and "fail" depending on expected scratch results in conditions, event * scripts, or what is best for testing the target block or group of blocks. * When its done you must SAY "end" so the test and tap know that the end has * been reached. */ const whenThreadsComplete = (t, vm, timeLimit = 2000) => ( // When the number of threads reaches 0 the test is expected to be complete. new Promise((resolve, reject) => { const intervalId = setInterval(() => { if (vm.runtime.threads.length === 0) { resolve(); } }, 50); const timeoutId = setTimeout(() => { reject(new Error('time limit reached')); }, timeLimit); // Clear the interval to allow the process to exit // naturally. t.tearDown(() => { clearInterval(intervalId); clearTimeout(timeoutId); }); }) ); const executeDir = path.resolve(__dirname, '../fixtures/execute'); fs.readdirSync(executeDir) .filter(uri => uri.endsWith('.sb2')) .forEach(uri => { test(uri, t => { // Disable logging during this test. log.suggest.deny('vm', 'error'); t.tearDown(() => log.suggest.clear()); // Map string messages to tap reporting methods. This will be used // with events from scratch's runtime emitted on block instructions. let didPlan; let didEnd; const reporters = { comment (message) { t.comment(message); }, pass (reason) { t.pass(reason); }, fail (reason) { t.fail(reason); }, plan (count) { didPlan = true; t.plan(Number(count)); }, end () { didEnd = true; t.end(); } }; const reportVmResult = text => { const command = text.split(/\s+/, 1)[0].toLowerCase(); if (reporters[command]) { return reporters[command](text.substring(command.length).trim()); } // Default to a comment with the full text if we didn't match // any command prefix return reporters.comment(text); }; const vm = new VirtualMachine(); vm.attachStorage(makeTestStorage()); // Start the VM and initialize some vm properties. // complete. vm.start(); vm.clear(); vm.setCompatibilityMode(false); vm.setTurboMode(false); // Stop the runtime interval once the test is complete so the test // process may naturally exit. t.tearDown(() => { clearInterval(vm.runtime._steppingInterval); }); // Report the text of SAY events as testing instructions. vm.runtime.on('SAY', (target, type, text) => reportVmResult(text)); const project = readFileToBuffer(path.resolve(executeDir, uri)); // Load the project and once all threads are complete ensure that // the scratch project sent us a "end" message. return vm.loadProject(project) .then(() => vm.greenFlag()) .then(() => whenThreadsComplete(t, vm)) .then(() => { // Setting a plan is not required but is a good idea. if (!didPlan) { t.comment('did not say "plan NUMBER_OF_TESTS"'); } // End must be called so that tap knows the test is done. If // the test has an SAY "end" block but that block did not // execute, this explicit failure will raise that issue so // it can be resolved. if (!didEnd) { t.fail('did not say "end"'); t.end(); } }); }); });