purescript-typeable/test/Main.purs
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Changes due to PureScript 0.15
1. Remove constraints from foreign imports.
2. Remove support for records due to the new apartness check.
3. Convert CommonJS to ESmodules

Others:
Format all files.

TODO:
Records are currently not supported because of the new apartness check
in PureScript 0.15. The instance (Typeable (f a)) then partially
overlaps with (Typeable (Record r)). Even though (a::Type) and (r::Row
Type), that still isn't enough for the compiler to disambiguate. There
is no way that I can see to specify an instance for all (f a) where f is
NOT Record.
2023-07-05 15:14:05 +05:30

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module Test.Main where
import Prelude
import Control.Monad.Error.Class (class MonadThrow)
import Data.Either (Either)
import Data.Typeable (class TagT, TypeRep, eqTypeRep, proxyT, typeRep, typeRepFromVal)
import Effect (Effect)
import Effect.Aff (launchAff_)
import Effect.Exception (Error)
import Test.Spec (describe, it)
import Test.Spec.Assertions (shouldEqual)
import Test.Spec.Reporter.Console (consoleReporter)
import Test.Spec.Runner (runSpec)
foreign import clog :: forall a. a -> Effect Unit
assert :: forall m. MonadThrow Error m => Boolean -> m Unit
assert = shouldEqual true
deny :: forall m. MonadThrow Error m => Boolean -> m Unit
deny = shouldEqual false
main :: Effect Unit
main = do
launchAff_ $ runSpec [ consoleReporter ] do
describe "Typeable" do
it "can handle primitives" do
deny $ eqTypeRep (typeRep :: _ Int) (typeRep :: _ Char)
it "can handle unsaturated types" do
assert $ eqTypeRep (typeRep :: _ Array) (typeRep :: _ Array)
it "can handle mixed arity" do
deny $ eqTypeRep (typeRep :: _ Array) (typeRep :: _ Person)
it "can handle user defined data types" do
assert $ eqTypeRep (typeRep :: _ Person) typePerson
assert $ eqTypeRep (typeRep :: _ Optional) (typeRep :: _ Optional)
deny $ eqTypeRep (typeRep :: _ (Optional Int)) (typeRep :: _ (Optional Char))
it "can distinguish between distinct types with matching fields" do
deny $ eqTypeRep (typeRep :: _ Person) (typeRep :: _ Person2)
it "can handle nested types" do
assert $ eqTypeRep (typeRep :: _ (Either Int Person)) (typeRep :: _ (Either Int Person))
assert $ eqTypeRep (typeRep :: _ (Array Person)) typeArrPerson
deny $ eqTypeRep (typeRep :: _ (Array Person2)) typeArrPerson
-- it "can handle bare records" do
-- assert $ eqTypeRep typeRecord (typeRep :: _ { name :: String, age :: Int })
it "can generate type reps from values" do
assert $ eqTypeRep (typeRep :: _ (Optional Int)) (typeRepFromVal (Some 1))
deny $ eqTypeRep (typeRep :: _ (Optional Person)) (typeRepFromVal (Some 1))
clog (eqTypeRep (typeRep :: _ Int) (typeRep :: _ Char))
clog (eqTypeRep (typeRep :: _ Int) (typeRep :: _ Int))
clog (typeRep :: _ Char)
clog (typeRep :: _ Int)
clog (typeRep :: _ Array)
-- clog (typeRep :: _ { name :: String, age :: Int })
clog (typeRep :: _ (Int -> Either (Either Int Int) (Optional (Array (Person)))))
clog (typeRep :: _ (Either (Either Int Int) (Optional (Array (Person)))))
clog (typeRep :: _ (Either Int Int))
clog (typeRep :: _ (Foo Int Int Int))
where
-- typeRecord :: TypeRep { age :: Int, name :: String }
-- typeRecord = typeRep
typeArrPerson :: TypeRep (Array Person)
typeArrPerson = typeRep
typePerson :: TypeRep Person
typePerson = typeRep
-- The following should not compile since Break does not have a typeable instance
-- typeRecordBreak :: TypeRep {break::Break, name::String}
-- typeRecordBreak = typeRep
-- A data type without a typeable instance
data Break
data Foo :: forall k1 k2 k3. k1 -> k2 -> k3 -> Type
data Foo a b c = Foo
instance tagFoo :: TagT Foo where
tagT = proxyT
newtype Person = Person { name :: String, location :: String }
instance tagTPerson :: TagT Person where
tagT = proxyT
newtype Person2 = Person2 { name :: String, location :: String }
instance tagTPerson2 :: TagT Person2 where
tagT = proxyT
data Optional a = None | Some a
instance tagOptional :: TagT Optional where
tagT = proxyT