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//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===//
//
// This source file is part of the Swift.org open source project
//
// Copyright (c) 2022 Apple Inc. and the Swift project authors
// Licensed under Apache License v2.0 with Runtime Library Exception
//
// See https://swift.org/LICENSE.txt for license information
//
//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===//
//
// Tests for the code samples in the RegexBuilder documentation.
//
//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===//
import XCTest
import _StringProcessing
import RegexBuilder
class RegexBuilderTests: XCTestCase {}
@available(SwiftStdlib 5.7, *)
extension RegexBuilderTests {
func testCharacterClass_inverted() throws {
// `CharacterClass` depends on some standard library SPI that is only
// available in >= macOS 13. The warning for the next line is spurious.
guard #available(macOS 13, *) else { return }
let validCharacters = CharacterClass("a"..."z", .anyOf("-_"))
let invalidCharacters = validCharacters.inverted
let username = "user123"
if username.contains(invalidCharacters) {
print("Invalid username: '\(username)'")
}
// Prints "Invalid username: 'user123'"
XCTAssertTrue(username.contains(invalidCharacters))
}
func testCharacterClass_anyOf() {
let regex1 = /[abcd]+/
let regex2 = OneOrMore(.anyOf("abcd"))
// syntax/compilation test
}
func testChoiceOf() throws {
let regex = Regex {
ChoiceOf {
"CREDIT"
"DEBIT"
}
}
let match = try regex.prefixMatch(in: "DEBIT 04032020 Payroll $69.73")
print(match?.0 as Any)
// Prints "DEBIT"
XCTAssertEqual(match?.0, "DEBIT")
}
func testReference() throws {
let kindRef = Reference(Substring.self)
let kindRegex = ChoiceOf {
"CREDIT"
"DEBIT"
}
let transactionRegex = Regex {
Anchor.startOfLine
Capture(kindRegex, as: kindRef)
OneOrMore(.anyNonNewline)
kindRef
Anchor.endOfLine
}
let validTransaction = "CREDIT 109912311421 Payroll $69.73 CREDIT"
let invalidTransaction = "DEBIT 00522142123 Expense $5.17 CREDIT"
print(validTransaction.contains(transactionRegex))
// Prints "true"
print(invalidTransaction.contains(transactionRegex))
// Prints "false"
if let match = validTransaction.firstMatch(of: transactionRegex) {
print(match[kindRef])
}
// Prints "CREDIT"
struct Transaction: Equatable {
var id: UInt64
}
let transactionRef = Reference(Transaction.self)
let transactionIDRegex = Regex {
Capture(kindRegex, as: kindRef)
OneOrMore(.whitespace)
TryCapture(as: transactionRef) {
OneOrMore(.digit)
} transform: { str in
UInt64(str).map(Transaction.init(id:))
}
OneOrMore(.anyNonNewline)
kindRef
Anchor.endOfLine
}
if let match = validTransaction.firstMatch(of: transactionIDRegex) {
print(match[transactionRef])
}
// Prints "Transaction(id: 109912311421)"
XCTAssertTrue(validTransaction.contains(transactionRegex))
XCTAssertFalse(invalidTransaction.contains(transactionRegex))
XCTAssertEqual(validTransaction.firstMatch(of: transactionRegex)?[kindRef], "CREDIT")
XCTAssertEqual(
validTransaction.firstMatch(of: transactionIDRegex)?[transactionRef],
Transaction(id: 109912311421))
}
func testCapture() throws {
let transactions = """
CREDIT 109912311421 Payroll $69.73
CREDIT 105912031123 Travel $121.54
DEBIT 107733291022 Refund $8.42
"""
let regex = Regex {
"$"
Capture {
OneOrMore(.digit)
"."
Repeat(.digit, count: 2)
}
Anchor.endOfLine
}
// The type of each match's output is `(Substring, Substring)`.
for match in transactions.matches(of: regex) {
print("Transaction amount: \(match.1)")
}
// Prints "Transaction amount: 69.73"
// Prints "Transaction amount: 121.54"
// Prints "Transaction amount: 8.42"
let doubleValueRegex = Regex {
"$"
Capture {
OneOrMore(.digit)
"."
Repeat(.digit, count: 2)
} transform: { Double($0)! }
Anchor.endOfLine
}
// The type of each match's output is `(Substring, Double)`.
for match in transactions.matches(of: doubleValueRegex) {
if match.1 >= 100.0 {
print("Large amount: \(match.1)")
}
}
// Prints "Large amount: 121.54"
let matchCaptures = transactions.matches(of: regex).map(\.1)
XCTAssertEqual(matchCaptures, ["69.73", "121.54", "8.42"])
let doubleValues = transactions.matches(of: doubleValueRegex).map(\.1)
XCTAssertEqual(doubleValues, [69.73, 121.54, 8.42])
}
func testTryCapture() throws {
let transactions = """
CREDIT 109912311421 Payroll $69.73
CREDIT 105912031123 Travel $121.54
DEBIT 107733291022 Refund $8.42
"""
let transactionLimit = 100.0
let regex = Regex {
"$"
TryCapture {
OneOrMore(.digit)
"."
Repeat(.digit, count: 2)
} transform: { str -> Double? in
let value = Double(str)!
if value > transactionLimit {
return value
}
return nil
}
Anchor.endOfLine
}
// The type of each match's output is `(Substring, Double)`.
for match in transactions.matches(of: regex) {
print("Transaction amount: \(match.1)")
}
// Prints "Transaction amount: 121.54"
let matches = transactions.matches(of: regex)
XCTAssertEqual(matches.count, 1)
XCTAssertEqual(matches[0].1, 121.54)
}
}
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