node_print <- function(x) { cat_line("S-Expression") # Most importantly, no `max_lines` truncation that we'd get # from the normal print method treesitter::node_show_s_expression( x = x, color_parentheses = FALSE, color_locations = FALSE ) cat_line() cat_line("Text") text <- treesitter::node_text(x) cat_line(text) invisible(x) } # Always starts with a `program` node that we # print the children of node_children_print <- function(x) { children <- treesitter::node_children(x) for (i in seq_along(children)) { node_print(children[[i]]) cat_line() } invisible(x) } test_that_tree_sitter <- function(path) { env <- parent.frame() path <- testthat::test_path(path) lines <- readLines(path) # Find lines that start with `# -----`, this is our divider # (always add n_lines + 1 to the boundary list) boundaries <- startsWith(lines, "# -----") boundaries <- which(boundaries) boundaries <- unique(c(boundaries, length(lines) + 1L)) n_chunks <- length(boundaries) - 1L for (i in seq_len(n_chunks)) { start <- boundaries[[i]] end <- boundaries[[i + 1L]] # The description should be the comment on the line after the `# -----` desc <- lines[[start + 1L]] desc <- sub("# ", "", desc, fixed = TRUE) start <- start + 2L end <- pmax(end - 1L, start) # Text is everything between this divider and the next one text <- lines[seq(start, end)] text <- paste0(text, collapse = "\n") # Parse and snapshot children expr <- substitute( testthat::test_that(desc, { testthat::skip_if_not_installed("treesitter") language <- language() parser <- treesitter::parser(language) tree <- treesitter::parser_parse(parser, text) node <- treesitter::tree_root_node(tree) testthat::expect_snapshot(node_children_print(node)) }), list(desc = desc, text = text) ) eval(expr, env) } } cat_line <- function(...) { out <- paste0(..., collapse = "\n") cat(out, "\n", sep = "", file = stdout(), append = TRUE) }