name : PublishValues.test.js import Values from '../components/publish/Values.js'; test('it gets values at top level', () => { let values = { first_name: 'Han', last_name: 'Solo', }; expect(new Values(values).get('last_name')).toBe('Solo'); }); test('it gets nested values', () => { let values = new Values({ first_name: 'Han', last_name: 'Solo', ship: { name: 'Falcon', completed_kessel_run: 'less than 12 parsecs', junk: true, }, bffs: [ { name: 'Chewy', type: 'Wookie', }, { name: 'Leia', type: 'Woman', crush: [ { name: 'Lando', type: 'Man', } ], }, ], }); expect(values.get('ship.name')).toEqual('Falcon'); expect(values.get('bffs.0.name')).toEqual('Chewy'); expect(values.get('bffs.1.name')).toEqual('Leia'); expect(values.get('bffs.1.crush')).toEqual([{name: 'Lando', type: 'Man'}]); expect(values.get('bffs.1.crush.0.name')).toEqual('Lando'); }); test('it gets nested json field values', () => { let values = { first_name: 'Han', last_name: 'Solo', bffs: JSON.stringify([ { name: 'Chewy', type: 'Wookie', }, { name: 'Leia', type: 'Woman', crush: JSON.stringify([ { name: 'Lando', type: 'Man', } ]), }, ]), }; let jsonFields = [ 'bffs.1.crush', // Intentionally passing deeper JSON value first to ensure these are properly sorted before decoding 'bffs', ]; let encodedValues = new Values(values, jsonFields); expect(encodedValues.get('bffs.0.name')).toEqual('Chewy'); expect(encodedValues.get('bffs.1.name')).toEqual('Leia'); expect(encodedValues.get('bffs.1.crush')).toEqual([{name: 'Lando', type: 'Man'}]); expect(encodedValues.get('bffs.1.crush.0.name')).toEqual('Lando'); expect(encodedValues.get('bffs.1.crush.0.name')).toEqual('Lando'); // Ensure values stay encoded after decoding to get values above... expect(encodedValues.all()).toEqual(values); }); test('it sets values at top level', () => { let values = new Values({ first_name: 'Han', last_name: 'Solo', }); values.set('nickname', 'Falcon'); values.set('new_object.key', 'new_object_value'); values.set('new_array.0', 'new_array_element'); let expected = { first_name: 'Han', last_name: 'Solo', nickname: 'Falcon', new_object: { key: 'new_object_value', }, new_array: [ 'new_array_element', ], }; expect(values.all()).toEqual(expected); }); test('it sets nested values', () => { let values = new Values({ first_name: 'Han', last_name: 'Solo', bffs: [ { name: 'Chewy', type: 'Wookie', }, { name: 'Leia', type: 'Woman', crush: [ { name: 'Lando', type: 'Man', } ], }, ], }); values.set('nickname', 'Falcon'); values.set('bffs.0.type', 'Beast'); values.set('bffs.1.crush.0.type', 'Scoundrel'); values.set('bffs.1.crush.1', {name: 'Tarkin', type: 'Evil Man'}); values.set('some.nested.new_object.key', 'new_object_value'); values.set('some.nested.new_array.0', 'new_array_element'); let expected = { first_name: 'Han', last_name: 'Solo', nickname: 'Falcon', bffs: [ { name: 'Chewy', type: 'Beast', }, { name: 'Leia', type: 'Woman', crush: [ { name: 'Lando', type: 'Scoundrel', }, { name: 'Tarkin', type: 'Evil Man', } ], }, ], some: { nested: { new_object: { key: 'new_object_value', }, new_array: [ 'new_array_element', ], }, }, }; expect(values.all()).toStrictEqual(expected); }); test('it sets nested json field values', () => { let values = { first_name: 'Han', last_name: 'Solo', bffs: JSON.stringify([ { name: 'Chewy', type: 'Wookie', }, { name: 'Leia', type: 'Woman', crush: JSON.stringify([ { name: 'Lando', type: 'Man', } ]), }, ]), }; let jsonFields = [ 'bffs.1.crush', // Intentionally passing deeper JSON value first to ensure these are properly sorted before decoding 'bffs', ]; let encodedValues = new Values(values, jsonFields); encodedValues.set('nickname', 'Falcon'); encodedValues.set('bffs.0.type', 'Beast'); encodedValues.set('bffs.1.crush.0.type', 'Scoundrel'); encodedValues.set('bffs.1.crush.1', {name: 'Tarkin', type: 'Evil Man'}); let expected = { first_name: 'Han', last_name: 'Solo', nickname: 'Falcon', bffs: JSON.stringify([ { name: 'Chewy', type: 'Beast', }, { name: 'Leia', type: 'Woman', crush: JSON.stringify([ { name: 'Lando', type: 'Scoundrel', }, { name: 'Tarkin', type: 'Evil Man', } ]), }, ]), }; expect(encodedValues.all()).toStrictEqual(expected); }); test('it rejects values at top level', () => { let values = { first_name: 'Han', last_name: 'Solo', ship: 'Falcon', bff: 'Chewy', }; let rejected = new Values(values).except([ 'last_name', 'bff', ]); let expected = { first_name: 'Han', ship: 'Falcon', }; expect(rejected).toEqual(expected); }); test('it rejects nested values', () => { let values = { first_name: 'Han', last_name: 'Solo', ship: { name: 'Falcon', completed_kessel_run: 'less than 12 parsecs', junk: true, }, bffs: [ { name: 'Chewy', type: 'Wookie', }, { name: 'Leia', type: 'Woman', crush: [ { name: 'Lando', type: 'Man', } ], }, ], foo123: [ { hello: 'alfa', world: 'bravo' }, { hello: 'charlie', world: 'delta' } ], foo123bar: [ { hello: 'alfa', world: 'bravo' }, { hello: 'charlie', world: 'delta' } ], }; let rejected = new Values(values).except([ 'last_name', 'ship.completed_kessel_run', 'bffs.0.type', 'bffs.1.crush.0.name', 'foo123.0.hello', 'foo123bar.0.hello', ]); let expected = { first_name: 'Han', ship: { name: 'Falcon', junk: true, }, bffs: [ { name: 'Chewy', }, { name: 'Leia', type: 'Woman', crush: [ { type: 'Man', } ], }, ], foo123: [ { world: 'bravo' }, { hello: 'charlie', world: 'delta' } ], foo123bar: [ { world: 'bravo' }, { hello: 'charlie', world: 'delta' } ], }; expect(rejected).toEqual(expected); }); test('it rejects nested json field values', () => { let values = { first_name: 'Han', last_name: 'Solo', ship: { name: 'Falcon', completed_kessel_run: 'less than 12 parsecs', junk: true, }, bffs: JSON.stringify([ { name: 'Chewy', type: 'Wookie', }, { name: 'Leia', type: 'Woman', crush: JSON.stringify([ { name: 'Lando', type: 'Man', }, ]), }, ]), }; let jsonFields = [ 'bffs.1.crush', // Intentionally passing deeper JSON value first to ensure these are properly sorted before decoding 'bffs', ]; let rejected = new Values(values, jsonFields).except([ 'last_name', 'ship.completed_kessel_run', 'bffs.0.type', 'bffs.1.crush.0.name', ]); let expected = { first_name: 'Han', ship: { name: 'Falcon', junk: true, }, bffs: JSON.stringify([ { name: 'Chewy', }, { name: 'Leia', type: 'Woman', crush: JSON.stringify([ { type: 'Man', }, ]), }, ]), }; expect(rejected).toEqual(expected); }); test('it rejects null values', () => { let values = { first_name: 'Han', last_name: 'Solo', ship: 'Falcon', bff: null, // this is null, but should still get removed }; let rejected = new Values(values).except([ 'last_name', 'bff', ]); let expected = { first_name: 'Han', ship: 'Falcon', }; expect(rejected).toEqual(expected); }); test('it gracefully handles errors', () => { let values = { first_name: 'Han', last_name: 'Solo', bffs: JSON.stringify([ { name: 'Chewy', type: 'Wookie', }, ]), }; let jsonFields = [ 'bffs', 'bffs', // duplicate field 'middle_name', // non-existent field 'bffs.0.crush', // non-existent field ]; let rejected = new Values(values, jsonFields).except([ 'last_name', 'middle_name', // non-existent field 'bffs.0.name', 'bffs.0.name', // duplicate field 'bffs.1.name', // non-existent field 'bffs.0.crush', // non-existent field 'bffs.0.crush.0.name', // non-existent field ]); let expected = { first_name: 'Han', bffs: JSON.stringify([ { type: 'Wookie', }, ]), }; expect(rejected).toEqual(expected); }); test('it properly rejects keys that javascript considers having numeric separators', () => { let values = { title: 'Millenium Falcon', '404_text': JSON.stringify('This ship is the fastest hunk of junk in the galaxy!'), page: { title: 'X-Wing', '404_text': JSON.stringify('Permission to jump in an X-Wing and blow something up?'), }, '123_key': { '456_key': { 'title': 'Y-Wing', '404_text': JSON.stringify('Y-Wings are the BOMB!'), }, }, }; let jsonFields = [ '404_text', // Field handles like this were causing numeric separator error. 'page.404_text', '123_key.456_key.404_text', ]; let rejected = new Values(values, jsonFields).except([ '404_text', '123_key.456_key.404_text', ]); let expected = { title: 'Millenium Falcon', page: { title: 'X-Wing', '404_text': JSON.stringify('Permission to jump in an X-Wing and blow something up?'), }, '123_key': { '456_key': { 'title': 'Y-Wing', }, }, }; expect(rejected).toEqual(expected); }); test('it properly sets keys that javascript considers having numeric separators', () => { let values = { title: 'Millenium Falcon', '404_text': JSON.stringify('This ship is the fastest hunk of junk in the galaxy!'), page: { title: 'X-Wing', '404_text': JSON.stringify('Permission to jump in an X-Wing and blow something up?'), }, '123_key': { '456_key': { 'title': 'Y-Wing', '404_text': JSON.stringify('Y-Wings are the BOMB!'), }, }, }; let jsonFields = [ '404_text', // Field handles like this were causing numeric separator error. 'page.404_text', '123_key.456_key.404_text', ]; let newValues = new Values(values, jsonFields) .set('404_text', 'This ship is the slowest hunk of junk in the galaxy!') .set('page.404_text', 'Permission to jump in a Tie Fighter and blow something up?') .set('123_key.456_key.404_text', 'X-Wings are the BOMB!') .set('123_key.456_key.403_text', 'Unauthorized!') .all(); let expected = { title: 'Millenium Falcon', '404_text': JSON.stringify('This ship is the slowest hunk of junk in the galaxy!'), page: { title: 'X-Wing', '404_text': JSON.stringify('Permission to jump in a Tie Fighter and blow something up?'), }, '123_key': { '456_key': { 'title': 'Y-Wing', '404_text': JSON.stringify('X-Wings are the BOMB!'), '403_text': 'Unauthorized!', }, }, }; expect(newValues).toEqual(expected); });