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Author SHA1 Message Date
Patrick Stevens
c02acabb8c Allow overriding snapshot formatting (#9) 2025-06-16 19:35:12 +01:00
Patrick Stevens
9c1960722a Multi snapshots (#8) 2025-06-16 16:45:35 +00:00
12 changed files with 672 additions and 115 deletions

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@@ -46,6 +46,58 @@ let ``This test fails: plain text comparison of ToString`` () =
}
```
You can adjust the formatting:
```fsharp
[<Test>]
let ``Overriding the formatting`` () =
expect {
// doesn't matter which order these two lines are in
withFormat (fun x -> x.GetType().Name)
snapshot @"Int32"
return 123
}
```
You can override the JSON serialisation if you find the snapshot format displeasing:
```fsharp
[<Test>]
let ``Override JSON serialisation`` () =
expect {
snapshotJson "<excerpted>"
withJsonSerializerOptions (
let options = JsonFSharpOptions.ThothLike().ToJsonSerializerOptions ()
options.WriteIndented <- true
options
)
return myComplexAlgebraicDataType
}
```
You can adjust the JSON snapshot parsing if you like, e.g. if you want to add comments to your snapshot text:
```fsharp
[<Test>]
let ``Overriding JSON parse`` () =
expect {
// Without a custom JsonDocumentOptions, WoofWare.Expect would fail to parse this as JSON
// and would unconditionally declare that the snapshot did not match:
snapshotJson @"{
// a key here
""a"":3
}"
// But you can override the JsonDocumentOptions to state that comments are fine:
withJsonDocOptions (JsonDocumentOptions (CommentHandling = JsonCommentHandling.Skip))
return Map.ofList [ "a", 3 ]
}
```
## Updating an individual snapshot
If a snapshot is failing, add a `'` to the `expect` builder and rerun.
The rerun will throw, but it will update the snapshot; then remove the `'` again to put the test back into "assert snapshot" mode.
@@ -78,6 +130,51 @@ let ``Example of automatically updating`` () =
}
```
## Bulk update of snapshots
*Warning*: when doing this, you should probably make sure your test fixture is `[<Parallelizable(ParallelScope.Children)>]` or less parallelizable,
or the equivalent in your test runner of choice.
Otherwise, the global state used by this mechanism may interfere with other fixtures.
You can put WoofWare.Expect into "bulk update" mode as follows:
```fsharp
open NUnit.Framework
open WoofWare.Expect
[<TestFixture>]
[<NonParallelizable>]
module BulkUpdateExample =
[<OneTimeSetUp>]
let ``Prepare to bulk-update tests`` () =
// If you don't want to enter bulk-update mode, just replace this line with a no-op `()`.
// The `updateAllSnapshots` tear-down below will simply do nothing in that case.
GlobalBuilderConfig.enterBulkUpdateMode ()
[<OneTimeTearDown>]
let ``Update all tests`` () =
GlobalBuilderConfig.updateAllSnapshots ()
[<Test>]
let ``Snapshot 2`` () =
// this snapshot fails: the "expected" isn't even JSON!
expect {
snapshotJson ""
return Map.ofList [ "1", "hi" ; "2", "my" ; "3", "name" ; "4", "is" ]
}
[<Test>]
let ``Snapshot 1`` () =
// this snapshot fails: the "expected" is not equal to the "actual"
expect {
snapshotJson @"124"
return 123
}
```
Observe the `OneTimeSetUp` which sets global state to enter "bulk update" mode, and the `OneTimeTearDown` which performs all the updates to rectify failures which were accumulated during this test run.
# Limitations

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@@ -0,0 +1,48 @@
namespace WoofWare.Expect.Test
open WoofWare.Expect
open NUnit.Framework
[<TestFixture>]
[<Parallelizable(ParallelScope.Children)>]
module BulkUpdateExample =
[<OneTimeSetUp>]
let ``Prepare to bulk-update tests`` () =
// Uncomment the `enterBulkUpdateMode` to cause all failing tests to accumulate their results
// into a global mutable collection.
// At the end of the test run, you should then call `updateAllSnapshots ()`
// to commit these accumulated failures to the source files.
//
// When in bulk update mode, all tests will fail, to remind you to exit bulk update mode afterwards.
//
// We *strongly* recommend making these test fixtures `[<Parallelizable(ParallelScope.Children)>]`
// or less parallelisable.
// GlobalBuilderConfig.enterBulkUpdateMode ()
()
[<OneTimeTearDown>]
let ``Update all tests`` () =
GlobalBuilderConfig.updateAllSnapshots ()
[<Test>]
let ``Snapshot 2`` () =
expect {
snapshotJson
@"{
""1"": ""hi"",
""2"": ""my"",
""3"": ""name"",
""4"": ""is""
}"
return Map.ofList [ "1", "hi" ; "2", "my" ; "3", "name" ; "4", "is" ]
}
[<Test>]
let ``Snapshot 1`` () =
expect {
snapshotJson @"123"
return 123
}

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@@ -1,5 +1,8 @@
namespace WoofWare.Expect.Test
open System.Collections.Generic
open System.Text.Json
open System.Text.Json.Serialization
open WoofWare.Expect
open NUnit.Framework
@@ -41,3 +44,133 @@ actual was:
snapshot @"123"
return 123
}
[<Test>]
let ``Formatting example`` () =
expect {
withFormat (fun x -> x.GetType().Name)
snapshot @"Int32"
return 123
}
expect {
snapshot @"Int32"
withFormat (fun x -> x.GetType().Name)
return 123
}
[<Test>]
let ``Custom JSON output`` () =
// Out of the box, comments in snapshots cause the JSON parser to throw, so the snapshot fails to match...
expect {
snapshot
@"snapshot mismatch! snapshot at file.fs:99 (Custom JSON output) was:
- [JSON failed to parse:] {
- // a key here
- ""a"":3
- }
actual was:
+ {
+ ""a"": 3
+ }"
return
Assert.Throws<ExpectException> (fun () ->
expectWithMockedFilePath ("file.fs", 99) {
snapshotJson
@"{
// a key here
""a"":3
}"
return Map.ofList [ "a", 3 ]
}
)
|> _.Message
}
// but it can be made to like them!
expect {
snapshotJson
@"{
// a key here
""a"":3
}"
withJsonDocOptions (JsonDocumentOptions (CommentHandling = JsonCommentHandling.Skip))
return Map.ofList [ "a", 3 ]
}
type SomeDu =
| Something of IReadOnlyDictionary<string, string>
| SomethingElse of string
type MoreComplexType =
{
Thing : int
SomeDu : SomeDu option
}
[<Test>]
let ``JSON snapshot of complex ADT`` () =
expect {
snapshotJson
@"{
""SomeDu"": {
""Case"": ""Something"",
""Fields"": [
{
""hi"": ""bye""
}
]
},
""Thing"": 3,
}"
return
{
Thing = 3
SomeDu = Some (SomeDu.Something (Map.ofList [ "hi", "bye" ]))
}
}
[<Test>]
let ``Overriding JSON format, from docstring`` () =
expect {
snapshotJson @"{""a"":3}"
withJsonSerializerOptions (JsonSerializerOptions (WriteIndented = false))
return Map.ofList [ "a", 3 ]
}
[<Test>]
let ``Overriding the JSON format`` () =
expect {
snapshotJson
@"{
""Thing"": 3,
""SomeDu"": [
""Some"",
[
""Something"",
{
""hi"": ""bye""
}
]
]
}"
withJsonSerializerOptions (
let options = JsonFSharpOptions.ThothLike().ToJsonSerializerOptions ()
options.WriteIndented <- true
options
)
return
{
Thing = 3
SomeDu = Some (SomeDu.Something (Map.ofList [ "hi", "bye" ]))
}
}

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@@ -8,6 +8,7 @@
<ItemGroup>
<Compile Include="Assembly.fs" />
<Compile Include="BulkUpdateExample.fs" />
<Compile Include="SimpleTest.fs" />
<Compile Include="TestSnapshotFinding.fs" />
<Compile Include="TestSurface.fs" />

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@@ -3,39 +3,10 @@
open System.IO
open System.Runtime.CompilerServices
open System.Text.Json
open System.Text.Json.Serialization
type private CallerInfo =
{
MemberName : string
FilePath : string
LineNumber : int
}
type private SnapshotValue =
| BareString of string
| Json of string
/// An exception indicating that a value failed to match its snapshot.
exception ExpectException of Message : string
/// A dummy type which is here to provide better error messages when you supply
/// the `snapshot` keyword multiple times.
type YouHaveSuppliedMultipleSnapshots = private | NonConstructible
/// The state accumulated by the `expect` builder. You should never find yourself interacting with this type.
type ExpectState<'T> =
private
{
Snapshot : (SnapshotValue * CallerInfo) option
Actual : 'T option
}
[<RequireQualifiedAccess>]
module private Text =
let predent (c : char) (s : string) =
s.Split '\n' |> Seq.map (sprintf "%c %s" c) |> String.concat "\n"
/// <summary>Specify how the Expect computation expression treats failures.</summary>
/// <remarks>You probably don't want to use this directly; use the computation expression definitions
/// like <c>expect</c> in the <c>Builder</c> module instead.</remarks>
@@ -64,10 +35,7 @@ type ExpectBuilder (mode : Mode) =
ExpectBuilder Mode.Assert
/// Combine two `ExpectState`s. The first one is the "expected" snapshot; the second is the "actual".
member _.Bind
(state : ExpectState<YouHaveSuppliedMultipleSnapshots>, f : unit -> ExpectState<'U>)
: ExpectState<'U>
=
member _.Bind<'U> (state : ExpectState<'U>, f : unit -> ExpectState<'U>) : ExpectState<'U> =
let actual = f ()
match state.Actual with
@@ -78,23 +46,44 @@ type ExpectBuilder (mode : Mode) =
| Some _ -> failwith "somehow Actual came through with a Snapshot"
| None ->
let formatter =
match state.Formatter, actual.Formatter with
| None, f -> f
| Some f, None -> Some f
| Some _, Some _ -> failwith "multiple formatters supplied for a single expect!"
let jsonSerOptions =
match state.JsonSerialiserOptions, actual.JsonSerialiserOptions with
| None, f -> f
| Some f, None -> Some f
| Some _, Some _ -> failwith "multiple JSON serialiser options supplied for a single expect!"
let jsonDocOptions =
match state.JsonDocOptions, actual.JsonDocOptions with
| None, f -> f
| Some f, None -> Some f
| Some _, Some _ -> failwith "multiple JSON document options supplied for a single expect!"
// Pass through the state structure when there's no actual value
{
Formatter = formatter
Snapshot = state.Snapshot
Actual = actual.Actual
JsonSerialiserOptions = jsonSerOptions
JsonDocOptions = jsonDocOptions
}
/// <summary>Express that the actual value's <c>ToString</c> should identically equal this string.</summary>
[<CustomOperation("snapshot", MaintainsVariableSpaceUsingBind = true)>]
member _.Snapshot
member _.Snapshot<'a>
(
state : ExpectState<unit>,
state : ExpectState<'a>,
snapshot : string,
[<CallerMemberName>] ?memberName : string,
[<CallerLineNumber>] ?callerLine : int,
[<CallerFilePath>] ?filePath : string
)
: ExpectState<YouHaveSuppliedMultipleSnapshots>
: ExpectState<'a>
=
match state.Snapshot with
| Some _ -> failwith "snapshot can only be specified once"
@@ -110,8 +99,8 @@ type ExpectBuilder (mode : Mode) =
LineNumber = lineNumber
}
{
Snapshot = Some (SnapshotValue.BareString snapshot, callerInfo)
{ state with
Snapshot = Some (SnapshotValue.Formatted snapshot, callerInfo)
Actual = None
}
@@ -120,10 +109,10 @@ type ExpectBuilder (mode : Mode) =
/// which matches the JSON document that is this string.
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>
/// For example, <c>snapshot "123"</c> indicates the JSON integer 123.
/// For example, <c>snapshotJson "123"</c> indicates the JSON integer 123.
/// </remarks>
[<CustomOperation("snapshotJson", MaintainsVariableSpaceUsingBind = true)>]
member _.SnapshotJson
member _.SnapshotJson<'a>
(
state : ExpectState<unit>,
snapshot : string,
@@ -131,7 +120,7 @@ type ExpectBuilder (mode : Mode) =
[<CallerLineNumber>] ?callerLine : int,
[<CallerFilePath>] ?filePath : string
)
: ExpectState<YouHaveSuppliedMultipleSnapshots>
: ExpectState<'a>
=
match state.Snapshot with
| Some _ -> failwith "snapshot can only be specified once"
@@ -148,13 +137,89 @@ type ExpectBuilder (mode : Mode) =
}
{
Formatter = None
JsonSerialiserOptions = state.JsonSerialiserOptions
JsonDocOptions = state.JsonDocOptions
Snapshot = Some (SnapshotValue.Json snapshot, callerInfo)
Actual = None
}
/// <summary>
/// Express that the <c>return</c> value of this builder should be formatted using this function, before
/// comparing to the snapshot.
/// this value.
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>
/// For example, <c>withFormat (fun x -> x.ToString ()) "123"</c> is equivalent to <c>snapshot "123"</c>.
/// </remarks>
[<CustomOperation("withFormat", MaintainsVariableSpaceUsingBind = true)>]
member _.WithFormat<'T> (state : ExpectState<'T>, formatter : 'T -> string) =
match state.Formatter with
| Some _ -> failwith "Please don't supply withFormat more than once"
| None ->
{ state with
Formatter = Some formatter
}
/// <summary>
/// Express that these JsonSerializerOptions should be used to construct the JSON object to which the snapshot
/// is to be compared (or, in write-out-the-snapshot mode, to construct the JSON object to be written out).
/// </summary>
/// <example>
/// If you want your snapshots to be written out compactly, rather than the default indenting:
/// <code>
/// expect {
/// snapshotJson @"{""a"":3}"
/// withJsonSerializerOptions (JsonSerializerOptions (WriteIndented = false))
/// return Map.ofList ["a", 3]
/// }
/// </code>
/// </example>
[<CustomOperation("withJsonSerializerOptions", MaintainsVariableSpaceUsingBind = true)>]
member _.WithJsonSerializerOptions<'T> (state : ExpectState<'T>, jsonOptions : JsonSerializerOptions) =
match state.JsonSerialiserOptions with
| Some _ -> failwith "Please don't supply withJsonSerializerOptions more than once"
| None ->
{ state with
JsonSerialiserOptions = Some jsonOptions
}
/// <summary>
/// Express that these JsonDocumentOptions should be used when parsing the snapshot string into a JSON object.
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>
/// For example, you might use this if you want your snapshot to contain comments;
/// the default JSON document parser will instead throw on comments, causing the snapshot instantly to fail to match.
/// </remarks>
/// <example>
/// <code>
/// expect {
/// snapshotJson
/// @"{
/// // a key here
/// ""a"":3
/// }"
///
/// withJsonDocOptions (JsonDocumentOptions (CommentHandling = JsonCommentHandling.Skip))
/// return Map.ofList [ "a", 3 ]
/// }
/// </code>
/// </example>
[<CustomOperation("withJsonDocOptions", MaintainsVariableSpaceUsingBind = true)>]
member _.WithJsonDocOptions<'T> (state : ExpectState<'T>, jsonOptions : JsonDocumentOptions) =
match state.JsonDocOptions with
| Some _ -> failwith "Please don't supply withJsonDocOptions more than once"
| None ->
{ state with
JsonDocOptions = Some jsonOptions
}
/// MaintainsVariableSpaceUsingBind causes this to be used; it's a dummy representing "no snapshot and no assertion".
member _.Return (() : unit) : ExpectState<'T> =
{
Formatter = None
JsonSerialiserOptions = None
JsonDocOptions = None
Snapshot = None
Actual = None
}
@@ -163,6 +228,9 @@ type ExpectBuilder (mode : Mode) =
member _.Return (value : 'T) : ExpectState<'T> =
{
Snapshot = None
Formatter = None
JsonDocOptions = None
JsonSerialiserOptions = None
Actual = Some value
}
@@ -171,71 +239,49 @@ type ExpectBuilder (mode : Mode) =
/// Computation expression `Run`, which runs a `Delay`ed snapshot assertion, throwing if the assertion fails.
member _.Run (f : unit -> ExpectState<'T>) : unit =
let state = f ()
let state = f () |> CompletedSnapshotGeneric.make
let options = JsonFSharpOptions.Default().ToJsonSerializerOptions ()
match state.Snapshot, state.Actual with
| Some (snapshot, source), Some actual ->
let raiseError (snapshot : string) (actual : string) : unit =
match mode with
| Mode.AssertMockingSource (mockSource, line) ->
let raiseError (snapshot : string) (actual : string) : unit =
match mode with
| Mode.AssertMockingSource (mockSource, line) ->
sprintf
"snapshot mismatch! snapshot at %s:%i (%s) was:\n\n%s\n\nactual was:\n\n%s"
mockSource
line
state.Caller.MemberName
(snapshot |> Text.predent '-')
(actual |> Text.predent '+')
|> ExpectException
|> raise
| Mode.Assert ->
if GlobalBuilderConfig.bulkUpdate.Value > 0 then
GlobalBuilderConfig.registerTest state
else
sprintf
"snapshot mismatch! snapshot at %s:%i (%s) was:\n\n%s\n\nactual was:\n\n%s"
mockSource
line
source.MemberName
state.Caller.FilePath
state.Caller.LineNumber
state.Caller.MemberName
(snapshot |> Text.predent '-')
(actual |> Text.predent '+')
|> ExpectException
|> raise
| Mode.Assert ->
sprintf
"snapshot mismatch! snapshot at %s:%i (%s) was:\n\n%s\n\nactual was:\n\n%s"
source.FilePath
source.LineNumber
source.MemberName
(snapshot |> Text.predent '-')
(actual |> Text.predent '+')
|> ExpectException
|> raise
| Mode.Update ->
let lines = File.ReadAllLines source.FilePath
let oldContents = String.concat "\n" lines
let lines = SnapshotUpdate.updateSnapshotAtLine lines source.LineNumber actual
File.WriteAllLines (source.FilePath, lines)
failwith ("Snapshot successfully updated. Previous contents:\n" + oldContents)
| Mode.Update ->
let lines = File.ReadAllLines state.Caller.FilePath
let oldContents = String.concat "\n" lines
let lines = SnapshotUpdate.updateSnapshotAtLine lines state.Caller.LineNumber actual
File.WriteAllLines (state.Caller.FilePath, lines)
failwith ("Snapshot successfully updated. Previous contents:\n" + oldContents)
match snapshot with
| SnapshotValue.Json snapshot ->
let canonicalSnapshot = JsonDocument.Parse snapshot
let canonicalActual =
JsonSerializer.Serialize (actual, options) |> JsonDocument.Parse
if not (JsonElement.DeepEquals (canonicalActual.RootElement, canonicalSnapshot.RootElement)) then
raiseError (canonicalSnapshot.RootElement.ToString ()) (canonicalActual.RootElement.ToString ())
else
match mode with
| Mode.Update ->
failwith
"Snapshot assertion passed, but we are in snapshot-updating mode. Use the `expect` builder instead of `expect'` to assert the contents of a snapshot."
| _ -> ()
| SnapshotValue.BareString snapshot ->
let actual = actual.ToString ()
if actual <> snapshot then
raiseError snapshot actual
else
match mode with
| Mode.Update ->
failwith
"Snapshot assertion passed, but we are in snapshot-updating mode. Use the `expect` builder instead of `expect'` to assert the contents of a snapshot."
| _ -> ()
| None, _ -> failwith "Must specify snapshot"
| _, None -> failwith "Must specify actual value with 'return'"
match CompletedSnapshotGeneric.passesAssertion state with
| None ->
match mode, GlobalBuilderConfig.bulkUpdate.Value with
| Mode.Update, _
| _, 1 ->
failwith
"Snapshot assertion passed, but we are in snapshot-updating mode. Use the `expect` builder instead of `expect'` to assert the contents of a single snapshot; disable `GlobalBuilderConfig.bulkUpdate` to move back to assertion-checking mode."
| _ -> ()
| Some (expected, actual) -> raiseError expected actual
/// Module containing the `expect` builder.
[<AutoOpen>]

52
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@@ -0,0 +1,52 @@
namespace WoofWare.Expect
open System.Threading
/// Module holding global mutable state controlling the behaviour of WoofWare.Expect
/// when running in bulk-update mode.
[<RequireQualifiedAccess>]
module GlobalBuilderConfig =
let internal bulkUpdate = ref 0
/// <summary>
/// Call this to make the <c>expect</c> builder register all tests for bulk update as it runs.
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>
/// We *strongly* recommend making test fixtures <c>Parallelizable(ParallelScope.Children)</c> or less parallelizable (for NUnit) if you're running in bulk update mode.
/// The implied global mutable state is liable to interfere with other expect builders in other fixtures otherwise.
/// </remarks>
let enterBulkUpdateMode () =
if Interlocked.Increment bulkUpdate <> 1 then
failwith
"WoofWare.Expect requires bulk updates to happen serially: for example, make the test fixture `[<NonParallelizable>]` if you're using NUnit."
let private allTests : ResizeArray<CompletedSnapshot> = ResizeArray ()
/// <summary>
/// Clear the set of failing tests registered by any previous bulk-update runs.
/// </summary>
///
/// <remarks>
/// You probably don't need to do this, because your test runner is probably tearing down
/// anyway after the tests have failed; this is mainly here for WoofWare.Expect's own internal testing.
/// </remarks>
let clearTests () = lock allTests allTests.Clear
let internal registerTest (s : CompletedSnapshotGeneric<'T>) : unit =
let toAdd = s |> CompletedSnapshot.make
lock allTests (fun () -> allTests.Add toAdd)
/// <summary>
/// For all tests whose failures have already been registered,
/// transform the files on disk so that the failing snapshots now pass.
/// </summary>
let updateAllSnapshots () =
let bulkUpdate' = Interlocked.Decrement bulkUpdate
try
if bulkUpdate' = 0 then
let allTests = lock allTests (fun () -> Seq.toArray allTests)
SnapshotUpdate.updateAll allTests
finally
clearTests ()

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@@ -0,0 +1,131 @@
namespace WoofWare.Expect
open System.Text.Json
open System.Text.Json.Serialization
/// <summary>
/// Information about where in source code a specific snapshot is located.
/// </summary>
type CallerInfo =
internal
{
MemberName : string
FilePath : string
LineNumber : int
}
type private SnapshotValue =
| Json of expected : string
| Formatted of expected : string
type private CompletedSnapshotValue<'T> =
| Json of expected : string * JsonSerializerOptions * JsonDocumentOptions
| Formatted of expected : string * format : ('T -> string)
/// The state accumulated by the `expect` builder. You should never find yourself interacting with this type.
type ExpectState<'T> =
private
{
Formatter : ('T -> string) option
JsonSerialiserOptions : JsonSerializerOptions option
JsonDocOptions : JsonDocumentOptions option
Snapshot : (SnapshotValue * CallerInfo) option
Actual : 'T option
}
/// The state accumulated by the `expect` builder. You should never find yourself interacting with this type.
type internal CompletedSnapshotGeneric<'T> =
private
{
SnapshotValue : CompletedSnapshotValue<'T>
Caller : CallerInfo
Actual : 'T
}
[<RequireQualifiedAccess>]
module internal CompletedSnapshotGeneric =
let private defaultJsonSerialiserOptions : JsonSerializerOptions =
let options = JsonFSharpOptions.Default().ToJsonSerializerOptions ()
options.AllowTrailingCommas <- true
options.WriteIndented <- true
options
let private defaultJsonDocOptions : JsonDocumentOptions =
let options = JsonDocumentOptions (AllowTrailingCommas = true)
options
let make (state : ExpectState<'T>) : CompletedSnapshotGeneric<'T> =
match state.Snapshot, state.Actual with
| Some (snapshot, source), Some actual ->
let snapshot =
match snapshot with
| SnapshotValue.Json expected ->
let serOpts =
state.JsonSerialiserOptions |> Option.defaultValue defaultJsonSerialiserOptions
let docOpts = state.JsonDocOptions |> Option.defaultValue defaultJsonDocOptions
CompletedSnapshotValue.Json (expected, serOpts, docOpts)
| SnapshotValue.Formatted expected ->
let formatter =
match state.Formatter with
| None -> fun x -> x.ToString ()
| Some f -> f
CompletedSnapshotValue.Formatted (expected, formatter)
{
SnapshotValue = snapshot
Caller = source
Actual = actual
}
| None, _ -> failwith "Must specify snapshot"
| _, None -> failwith "Must specify actual value with 'return'"
let internal replacement (s : CompletedSnapshotGeneric<'T>) =
match s.SnapshotValue with
| CompletedSnapshotValue.Json (_existing, options, _) ->
JsonSerializer.Serialize (s.Actual, options)
|> JsonDocument.Parse
|> _.RootElement
|> _.ToString()
| CompletedSnapshotValue.Formatted (_existing, f) -> f s.Actual
/// Returns None if the assertion passes, or Some (expected, actual) if the assertion fails.
let internal passesAssertion (state : CompletedSnapshotGeneric<'T>) : (string * string) option =
match state.SnapshotValue with
| CompletedSnapshotValue.Formatted (snapshot, f) ->
let actual = f state.Actual
if actual = snapshot then None else Some (snapshot, actual)
| CompletedSnapshotValue.Json (snapshot, jsonSerOptions, jsonDocOptions) ->
let canonicalSnapshot =
try
JsonDocument.Parse (snapshot, jsonDocOptions) |> Some
with _ ->
None
let canonicalActual =
JsonSerializer.Serialize (state.Actual, jsonSerOptions) |> JsonDocument.Parse
match canonicalSnapshot with
| None -> Some ("[JSON failed to parse:] " + snapshot, canonicalActual.RootElement.ToString ())
| Some canonicalSnapshot ->
if not (JsonElement.DeepEquals (canonicalActual.RootElement, canonicalSnapshot.RootElement)) then
Some (canonicalSnapshot.RootElement.ToString (), canonicalActual.RootElement.ToString ())
else
None
/// Represents a snapshot test that has failed and is awaiting update or report to the user.
type CompletedSnapshot =
internal
{
CallerInfo : CallerInfo
Replacement : string
}
[<RequireQualifiedAccess>]
module internal CompletedSnapshot =
let make (s : CompletedSnapshotGeneric<'T>) =
{
CallerInfo = s.Caller
Replacement = CompletedSnapshotGeneric.replacement s
}

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@@ -254,15 +254,19 @@ module internal SnapshotUpdate =
/// <remarks>Example usage:
/// <c>updateSnapshotAtLine [|lines-of-file|] 42 "new test output"</c>
///
/// <br />
/// This will find a snapshot call on line 42 like:
/// snapshot "old value" -> snapshot @"new test output"
/// snapshot @"old value" -> snapshot @"new test output"
/// snapshot """old value""" -> snapshot @"new test output"
/// snapshot """multi
/// line""" -> snapshot """multi
/// line"""
/// snapshot "has \"\"\" in it" -> snapshot @"has """""" in it"
/// <ul>
/// <li><c>snapshot "old value"</c> -> <c>snapshot @"new test output"</c></li>
/// <li><c>snapshot @"old value"</c> -> <c>snapshot @"new test output"</c></li>
/// <li><c>snapshot """old value"""</c> -> <c>snapshot @"new test output"</c></li>
/// <li><c>snapshot "has \"\"\" in it"</c> -> <c>snapshot @"has """""" in it"</c></li>
/// <li>
/// <code>snapshot """multi
/// line"""</code> -> <code>snapshot """multi
/// line"""</code>
/// </li>
/// </ul>
/// </remarks>
let updateSnapshotAtLine (fileLines : string[]) (snapshotLine : int) (newValue : string) : string[] =
match findSnapshotString fileLines snapshotLine with
@@ -270,3 +274,31 @@ module internal SnapshotUpdate =
Console.Error.WriteLine ("String literal to update: " + string<StringLiteralInfo> info)
updateSnapshot fileLines info newValue
| None -> failwithf "Could not find string literal after snapshot at line %d" snapshotLine
/// <summary>
/// Bulk-apply all the snapshot replacements.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="fileLines">The original file contents, as an array of lines.</param>
/// <param name="sources">The (unsorted) line numbers of the snapshots which need to be replaced, and the replacement value for each.</param>
/// <returns>The entire desired new contents of the file, as an array of lines.</returns>
let private updateAllLines (fileLines : string[]) (sources : (int * string) seq) : string[] =
sources
|> Seq.sortByDescending fst
|> Seq.fold (fun lines (lineNum, replacement) -> updateSnapshotAtLine lines lineNum replacement) fileLines
/// <summary>
/// Update every failed snapshot in the input, editing the files on disk.
/// </summary>
let updateAll (sources : CompletedSnapshot seq) : unit =
sources
|> Seq.groupBy (fun csc -> csc.CallerInfo.FilePath)
|> Seq.iter (fun (callerFile, callers) ->
let contents = System.IO.File.ReadAllLines callerFile
let sources =
callers |> Seq.map (fun csc -> csc.CallerInfo.LineNumber, csc.Replacement)
let newContents = updateAllLines contents sources
System.IO.File.WriteAllLines (callerFile, newContents)
)

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@@ -4,26 +4,34 @@ WoofWare.Expect.Builder.expect' [static property]: [read-only] WoofWare.Expect.E
WoofWare.Expect.Builder.expectWithMockedFilePath [static method]: (string, int) -> WoofWare.Expect.ExpectBuilder
WoofWare.Expect.Builder.get_expect [static method]: unit -> WoofWare.Expect.ExpectBuilder
WoofWare.Expect.Builder.get_expect' [static method]: unit -> WoofWare.Expect.ExpectBuilder
WoofWare.Expect.CallerInfo inherit obj, implements WoofWare.Expect.CallerInfo System.IEquatable, System.Collections.IStructuralEquatable, WoofWare.Expect.CallerInfo System.IComparable, System.IComparable, System.Collections.IStructuralComparable
WoofWare.Expect.CallerInfo.Equals [method]: (WoofWare.Expect.CallerInfo, System.Collections.IEqualityComparer) -> bool
WoofWare.Expect.CompletedSnapshot inherit obj, implements WoofWare.Expect.CompletedSnapshot System.IEquatable, System.Collections.IStructuralEquatable, WoofWare.Expect.CompletedSnapshot System.IComparable, System.IComparable, System.Collections.IStructuralComparable
WoofWare.Expect.CompletedSnapshot.Equals [method]: (WoofWare.Expect.CompletedSnapshot, System.Collections.IEqualityComparer) -> bool
WoofWare.Expect.ExpectBuilder inherit obj
WoofWare.Expect.ExpectBuilder..ctor [constructor]: (string * int)
WoofWare.Expect.ExpectBuilder..ctor [constructor]: bool
WoofWare.Expect.ExpectBuilder..ctor [constructor]: WoofWare.Expect.Mode
WoofWare.Expect.ExpectBuilder.Bind [method]: (WoofWare.Expect.YouHaveSuppliedMultipleSnapshots WoofWare.Expect.ExpectState, unit -> 'U WoofWare.Expect.ExpectState) -> 'U WoofWare.Expect.ExpectState
WoofWare.Expect.ExpectBuilder.Bind [method]: ('U WoofWare.Expect.ExpectState, unit -> 'U WoofWare.Expect.ExpectState) -> 'U WoofWare.Expect.ExpectState
WoofWare.Expect.ExpectBuilder.Delay [method]: (unit -> 'T WoofWare.Expect.ExpectState) -> (unit -> 'T WoofWare.Expect.ExpectState)
WoofWare.Expect.ExpectBuilder.Return [method]: 'T -> 'T WoofWare.Expect.ExpectState
WoofWare.Expect.ExpectBuilder.Return [method]: unit -> 'T WoofWare.Expect.ExpectState
WoofWare.Expect.ExpectBuilder.Run [method]: (unit -> 'T WoofWare.Expect.ExpectState) -> unit
WoofWare.Expect.ExpectBuilder.Snapshot [method]: (unit WoofWare.Expect.ExpectState, string, string option, int option, string option) -> WoofWare.Expect.YouHaveSuppliedMultipleSnapshots WoofWare.Expect.ExpectState
WoofWare.Expect.ExpectBuilder.SnapshotJson [method]: (unit WoofWare.Expect.ExpectState, string, string option, int option, string option) -> WoofWare.Expect.YouHaveSuppliedMultipleSnapshots WoofWare.Expect.ExpectState
WoofWare.Expect.ExpectBuilder.Snapshot [method]: ('a WoofWare.Expect.ExpectState, string, string option, int option, string option) -> 'a WoofWare.Expect.ExpectState
WoofWare.Expect.ExpectBuilder.SnapshotJson [method]: (unit WoofWare.Expect.ExpectState, string, string option, int option, string option) -> 'a WoofWare.Expect.ExpectState
WoofWare.Expect.ExpectBuilder.WithFormat [method]: ('T WoofWare.Expect.ExpectState, 'T -> string) -> 'T WoofWare.Expect.ExpectState
WoofWare.Expect.ExpectBuilder.WithJsonDocOptions [method]: ('T WoofWare.Expect.ExpectState, System.Text.Json.JsonDocumentOptions) -> 'T WoofWare.Expect.ExpectState
WoofWare.Expect.ExpectBuilder.WithJsonSerializerOptions [method]: ('T WoofWare.Expect.ExpectState, System.Text.Json.JsonSerializerOptions) -> 'T WoofWare.Expect.ExpectState
WoofWare.Expect.ExpectException inherit System.Exception, implements System.Collections.IStructuralEquatable
WoofWare.Expect.ExpectException..ctor [constructor]: string
WoofWare.Expect.ExpectException..ctor [constructor]: unit
WoofWare.Expect.ExpectException.Equals [method]: (System.Exception, System.Collections.IEqualityComparer) -> bool
WoofWare.Expect.ExpectException.Equals [method]: System.Exception -> bool
WoofWare.Expect.ExpectException.Message [property]: [read-only] string
WoofWare.Expect.ExpectState`1 inherit obj, implements 'T WoofWare.Expect.ExpectState System.IEquatable, System.Collections.IStructuralEquatable, 'T WoofWare.Expect.ExpectState System.IComparable, System.IComparable, System.Collections.IStructuralComparable
WoofWare.Expect.ExpectState`1.Equals [method]: ('T WoofWare.Expect.ExpectState, System.Collections.IEqualityComparer) -> bool
WoofWare.Expect.ExpectState`1 inherit obj
WoofWare.Expect.GlobalBuilderConfig inherit obj
WoofWare.Expect.GlobalBuilderConfig.clearTests [static method]: unit -> unit
WoofWare.Expect.GlobalBuilderConfig.enterBulkUpdateMode [static method]: unit -> unit
WoofWare.Expect.GlobalBuilderConfig.updateAllSnapshots [static method]: unit -> unit
WoofWare.Expect.Mode inherit obj, implements WoofWare.Expect.Mode System.IEquatable, System.Collections.IStructuralEquatable, WoofWare.Expect.Mode System.IComparable, System.IComparable, System.Collections.IStructuralComparable
WoofWare.Expect.Mode.Equals [method]: (WoofWare.Expect.Mode, System.Collections.IEqualityComparer) -> bool
WoofWare.Expect.YouHaveSuppliedMultipleSnapshots inherit obj, implements WoofWare.Expect.YouHaveSuppliedMultipleSnapshots System.IEquatable, System.Collections.IStructuralEquatable, WoofWare.Expect.YouHaveSuppliedMultipleSnapshots System.IComparable, System.IComparable, System.Collections.IStructuralComparable
WoofWare.Expect.YouHaveSuppliedMultipleSnapshots.Equals [method]: (WoofWare.Expect.YouHaveSuppliedMultipleSnapshots, System.Collections.IEqualityComparer) -> bool
WoofWare.Expect.Mode.Equals [method]: (WoofWare.Expect.Mode, System.Collections.IEqualityComparer) -> bool

6
WoofWare.Expect/Text.fs Normal file
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@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
namespace WoofWare.Expect
[<RequireQualifiedAccess>]
module internal Text =
let predent (c : char) (s : string) =
s.Split '\n' |> Seq.map (sprintf "%c %s" c) |> String.concat "\n"

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@@ -17,7 +17,10 @@
<ItemGroup>
<Compile Include="AssemblyInfo.fs" />
<Compile Include="Text.fs" />
<Compile Include="Domain.fs" />
<Compile Include="SnapshotUpdate.fs" />
<Compile Include="Config.fs" />
<Compile Include="Builder.fs" />
<None Include="..\README.md">
<Pack>True</Pack>

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@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
{
"version": "0.2",
"version": "0.4",
"publicReleaseRefSpec": [
"^refs/heads/main$"
],