실행 가능한 JavaScript 사양을 구축하는 방법에 대한 자세한 설명

const dependency = require('./dependency')module.exports = `
  Example of a Specification File
  
  This project allows to test JavaScript programs using specification files.
  Every *.spec.js file exports a single template literal that includes a general
  explanation of the file being specified. Each file represents a logical
  component of a bigger system. Each logical component is composed of several
  units of functionality that can be tested for certain properties.
  Each one of this units of functionality may have one or more
  assertions. Each assertion is denoted by a line as the following:

  |- ${dependency} The dependency has been loaded and the first assert has
  been evaluated.

  Multiple assertions can be made for each file:

  |- ${false} This assertion will fail.

  |- ${2 + 2 === 4} This assertion will succeed.

  The combination of | and - will form a Turnstile ligature (|-) using the appropriate
  font. Fira Code is recommended. A Turnstile symbol was used by Gottlob Frege
  at the start of sentenses being asserted as true.

  The intended usage is for specification-first software. Where the programmer
  defines the high level structure of a program in terms of a specification,
  then progressively builds the parts conforming that specification until all
  the tests are passed. A desired side-effect is having a simple way to generate
  up-to-date documentation outside the code for API consumers.
`

#!/usr/bin/env node
const fs = require('fs')
const path = require('path')
const specRegExp = /\.spec\.js$/
const target = path.join(process.cwd(), process.argv[2])
// Get all the specification file paths
// If a specification file is provided then just test that file
// Otherwise find all the specification files in the target directory
const paths = specRegExp.test(target)
  ? [ target ]
  : findSpecifications(target, specRegExp).filter(x => x)
// Get the content of each specification file
// Get the assertions of each specification file
const assertionGroups = getAssertions(getSpecifications(paths))
// Log all the assertions
logAssertions(assertionGroups)
 
// Check for any failed assertions and return an appropriate exit code
process.exitCode = checkAssertions(assertionGroups)

assertionGroup[specification][assertion]

function findSpecifications (dir, matchPattern) {
  return fs.readdirSync(dir)
    .map(filePath => path.join(dir, filePath))
    .filter(filePath => matchPattern.test(filePath) && fs.statSync(filePath).isFile())
}

function getSpecifications (paths) {
  return paths.map(path => require(path))
}

function getAssertions (specifications) {
  return specifications.map(specification => ({
    title: specification.split('\n\n', 1)[0].trim(),
    assertions: specification.match(/^( |\t)*(\|-)(.|\n)*?\./gm).map(assertion => {
      const assertionFragments = /(?:\|-) (\w*) ((?:.|\n)*)/.exec(assertion)
 
      return {
        value: assertionFragments[1],
        description: assertionFragments[2].replace(/\n /, '')
      }
    })
  }))
}

title: <String: Name of this particular specification>,
  assertions: [
    {
      value: <Boolean: The result of the assertion>,
      description: <String: The short description for the assertion>
    }
  ]
}

{
  function logAssertions(assertionGroups) {
  // Methods to log text with colors
  const ansiColor = {
    blue: text => console.log(`\x1b[1m\x1b[34m${text}\x1b[39m\x1b[22m`),
    green: text => console.log(`\x1b[32m    ${text}\x1b[39m`),
    red: text => console.log(`\x1b[31m    ${text}\x1b[39m`)
  }
  // Log the results
  assertionGroups.forEach(group => {
    ansiColor.blue(group.title)
    group.assertions.forEach(assertion => {
      assertion.value === 'true'
        ? ansiColor.green(assertion.description)
        : ansiColor.red(assertion.description)
    })
  })
 
  console.log('\n')
}

function checkAssertions (assertionGroups) {
  return assertionGroups.some(
    group => group.assertions.some(assertion => assertion.value === 'false')
  ) ? 1 : 0
}

"scripts": {
  "test": "node index.js test"
  }