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"""Tests for the Compass helper functions.
Not all of Compass is implemented, and the arrangement of Compass functions
doesn't exactly match the arrangement in the original documentation.
Regardless, this is a good starting place:
http://compass-style.org/reference/compass/helpers/
Some functions appear to be undocumented, but nonetheless are part of Compass's
Ruby code.
"""
from scss.expression import Calculator
from scss.functions.compass.helpers import COMPASS_HELPERS_LIBRARY
from scss.rule import Namespace
import pytest
xfail = pytest.mark.xfail
# TODO many of these tests could also stand to test for failure cases
@pytest.fixture
def calc():
ns = Namespace(functions=COMPASS_HELPERS_LIBRARY)
return Calculator(ns).evaluate_expression
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Listish functions
# See: http://ruby-doc.org/gems/docs/c/compass-0.12.2/Compass/SassExtensions/Functions/Lists.html
def test_blank(calc):
assert calc('blank(false)')
assert calc('blank("")')
assert calc('blank(" ")')
# TODO this is a syntax error; see #166
#assert calc('blank(())')
assert not calc('blank(null)') # yes, really
assert not calc('blank(1)')
assert not calc('blank((1, 2))')
assert not calc('blank(0)')
def test_compact(calc):
assert calc('compact(1 2 3 false 4 5 null 6 7)') == calc('1 2 3 4 5 6 7')
def test_reject(calc):
assert calc('reject(a b c d, a, c)') == calc('b d')
assert calc('reject(a b c d, e)') == calc('a b c d')
def test_first_value_of(calc):
assert calc('first-value-of(a b c d)') == calc('a')
assert calc('first-value-of("a b c d")') == calc('"a"')
# -compass-list
# -compass-space-list
# -compass-slice
## Property prefixing
# prefixed
# prefix
# -moz...
## Selector generation
# append-selector
# elements-of-type
def test_enumerate(calc):
assert calc('enumerate(foo, 4, 7)') == calc('foo-4, foo-5, foo-6, foo-7')
assert calc('enumerate("bar", 8, 10)') == calc('bar-8, bar-9, bar-10')
def test_headings(calc):
assert calc('headings()') == calc('h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6')
assert calc('headings(all)') == calc('h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6')
assert calc('headings(2)') == calc('h1, h2')
assert calc('headings(2, 5)') == calc('h2, h3, h4, h5')
def test_nest(calc):
# Using .render() here because the structure is complicated and only the
# output matters
assert calc('nest(selector1, selector2, selector3)').render() == 'selector1 selector2 selector3'
assert calc('nest("a b", "c d")').render() == 'a b c d'
assert calc('nest((a, b), (c, d))').render() == 'a c, a d, b c, b d'
# range
## Working with CSS constants
# position
def test_opposite_position(calc):
assert calc('opposite-position(left)') == calc('right')
assert calc('opposite-position(top)') == calc('bottom')
assert calc('opposite-position(center)') == calc('center')
assert calc('opposite-position(top left)') == calc('bottom right')
assert calc('opposite-position(center right)') == calc('center left')
## Math
def test_pi(calc):
assert calc('pi()') == calc('3.141592653589793')
def test_e(calc):
assert calc('e()') == calc('2.718281828459045')
def test_sqrt(calc):
assert calc('sqrt(9)') == calc('3')
def test_log(calc):
assert calc('log(9, 3)') == calc('2')
def test_pow(calc):
assert calc('pow(3, 2)') == calc('9')
assert calc('pow(10px, 2) / 1px') == calc('100px')
# sin
# cos
# tan
## Fonts
# font-url
# font-files
# inline-font-files
## External stylesheets
# stylesheet-url
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