cream-and-sugar/test/test-strings.js

A deliciously functional syntax for JavaScript with native support for JSX

import assert from 'assert';
import { compileCode } from  '../src/compiler/compiler';

describe('Strings', () => {

  it('should compile a single quoted string', () => {
    const toCompile = "'This is a single quoted string'";
    assert.equal(compileCode(toCompile).trim(), toCompile + ';');
  });

  it('should compile a double quoted string', () => {
    const toCompile = '"This is a double quoted string"';
    assert.equal(compileCode(toCompile).trim(), toCompile + ';');
  });

  it('should compile a backtick string', () => {
    const toCompile = '`This is a backtick string`';
    const expected = '("This is a backtick string");';
    assert.equal(compileCode(toCompile).trim(), expected);
  });

  it('should include interpolations in backtick strings', () => {
    const toCompile = '`This is an interpolated string ${2 + 2}`';
    const expected = '("This is an interpolated string " + (2 + 2));'
    assert.equal(compileCode(toCompile).trim(), expected);
  });

  it('should allow multiline backtick strings', () => {
    const toCompile = "`\n  hello\n`";
    const expected = '("  hello");';
    assert.equal(compileCode(toCompile).trim(), expected);
  });

});