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A Typescript library to work with Angular generated i18n files (xliff, xmb)
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/**
* Created by martin on 04.08.2018.
* Testcases for the XmlSerializer.
*/
import {DOMParser} from 'xmldom';
import {XmlSerializer, XmlSerializerOptions} from './xml-serializer';
import {fail} from 'assert';
describe('XmlSerializer test spec', () => {
let serializer: XmlSerializer;
/**
* Helper. Parse an XML string.
* @param xmlstring xmlstring
*/
function parseXmlString(xmlstring: string): Document {
return new DOMParser().parseFromString(xmlstring);
}
beforeEach(() => {
serializer = new XmlSerializer();
});
it('should serialize a simple document without any changes in output', () => {
const doc1string = `<test><elem>a test</elem></test>`;
const doc1: Document = parseXmlString(doc1string);
const serializedDoc = serializer.serializeToString(doc1);
expect(serializedDoc).toEqual(doc1string);
});
it('should serialize a complex document with attributes etc. without any changes in output', () => {
const doc1string = `
<xliff version="1.2" xmlns="urn:oasis:names:tc:xliff:document:1.2">
<file source-language="en" datatype="plaintext" original="ng2.template">
</file>
</xliff>`;
const doc1: Document = parseXmlString(doc1string);
const serializedDoc = serializer.serializeToString(doc1);
expect(serializedDoc).toEqual(doc1string);
});
it('should beautify output using 2 spaces for indentation', () => {
const doc1string = `
<x a="1" b="&"><y>a simple pcdata element</y></x>`;
const doc1: Document = parseXmlString(doc1string);
const beautifyOptions: XmlSerializerOptions = {
beautify: true
};
const serializedDoc = serializer.serializeToString(doc1, beautifyOptions);
const expectedResult = `
<x a="1" b="&">
<y>a simple pcdata element</y>
</x>`;
expect(serializedDoc).toEqual(expectedResult);
});
it('should beautify output using e.g. tab for indentation', () => {
const doc1string = `
<x a="1" b="&"><y>a simple pcdata element</y></x>`;
const doc1: Document = parseXmlString(doc1string);
const beautifyOptions: XmlSerializerOptions = {
beautify: true,
indentString: '\t'
};
const serializedDoc = serializer.serializeToString(doc1, beautifyOptions);
const expectedResult = `
<x a="1" b="&">
\t<y>a simple pcdata element</y>
</x>`;
expect(serializedDoc).toEqual(expectedResult);
});
it('should throw an error if a non whitespace char is used for indentation', () => {
const doc1string = `
<x a="1" b="&"><y>a simple pcdata element</y></x>`;
const doc1: Document = parseXmlString(doc1string);
const beautifyOptions: XmlSerializerOptions = {
beautify: true,
indentString: '\tx'
};
try {
serializer.serializeToString(doc1, beautifyOptions);
fail('oops, error expected here');
} catch (err) {
expect(err.message).toBe('indentString must not contain non white characters');
}
});
it('should beautify output with mixed content', () => {
const doc1string = `
<x a="1" b="&"><y>a <b><it>mixed</it> content</b> element</y></x>`;
const doc1: Document = parseXmlString(doc1string);
const beautifyOptions: XmlSerializerOptions = {
beautify: true,
mixedContentElements: ['y']
};
const serializedDoc = serializer.serializeToString(doc1, beautifyOptions);
const expectedResult = `
<x a="1" b="&">
<y>a <b><it>mixed</it> content</b> element</y>
</x>`;
expect(serializedDoc).toEqual(expectedResult);
});
});