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285 lines
6.9 KiB
Lua
285 lines
6.9 KiB
Lua
require("luarocks.loader")
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-- Omit next line in actual module clients; it's only to support development of the module itself
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package.path = "../src/?.lua;" .. package.path
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local lunitx = require("lunitx")
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module("html", lunitx.testcase, package.seeall)
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local htmlparser = require("htmlparser")
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function test_void()
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local tree = htmlparser.parse([[
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<p>
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<br>
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<br/>
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<br >
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<br />
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</p>
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<br>
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<br/>
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<br >
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<br />
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]])
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assert_equal(5, #tree.nodes, "top level")
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for _,n in ipairs(tree.nodes) do
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if n.name == "p" then
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assert_equal(4, #n.nodes, "deeper level")
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else
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assert_equal("br", n.name, "name")
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assert_equal("", n:getcontent(), "content")
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end
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end
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end
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function test_id()
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local tree = htmlparser.parse([[
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<n id="4711">
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<m id="1174"></m>
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</n>
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]])
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assert_equal(1, #tree.nodes, "top level")
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assert_equal("n", tree("#4711")[1].name, "#4711")
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assert_equal("m", tree("#1174")[1].name, "#1174")
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end
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function test_class()
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local tree = htmlparser.parse([[
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<n class="one">
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<n class="two">
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<n class="three"></n>
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</n>
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</n>
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<n class="two three"></n>
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<n ssalc="four"></n>
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]])
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assert_equal(3, #tree.nodes, "top level")
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assert_equal(1, #tree(".one"), ".one")
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assert_equal(2, #tree(".two"), ".two")
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assert_equal(2, #tree(".three"), ".three")
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assert_equal(1, #tree(".two.three"), ".two.three")
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assert_equal(0, #tree(".four"), ".four")
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end
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function test_attr()
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local tree = htmlparser.parse([[
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<n a1 a2= a3='' a4=""
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a5='a"5"' a6="a'6'" a7='#.[] :()' a8='|*+-=?$^%&/'
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a9=a9
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a10></n>
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]])
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assert_equal(1, #tree.nodes, "top level")
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assert(tree("[a1]")[1], "a1")
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assert(tree("[a2]")[1], "a2")
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assert(tree("[a3]")[1], "a3")
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assert(tree("[a4]")[1], "a4")
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assert(tree("[a5]")[1], "a5")
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assert(tree("[a6]")[1], "a6")
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assert(tree("[a7]")[1], "a7")
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assert(tree("[a8]")[1], "a8")
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assert(tree("[a9]")[1], "a9")
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assert(tree("[a10]")[1], "a10")
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end
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function test_attr_equal()
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local tree = htmlparser.parse([[
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<n a1 a2= a3='' a4=""
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a5='a"5"' a6="a'6'" a7='#.[] :()' a8='|*+-=?$^%&/'
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a9=a9
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a10 a11="a11.js.jpg"></n>
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]])
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assert_equal(1, #tree.nodes, "top level")
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assert(tree("[a1='']")[1], "a1=''")
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assert(tree("[a2='']")[1], "a2=''")
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assert(tree("[a3='']")[1], "a3=''")
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assert(tree("[a4='']")[1], "a4=''")
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assert(tree("[a5='a\"5\"']")[1], "a5='a\"5\"'")
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assert(tree("[a6=\"a'6'\"]")[1], "a6=\"a'6'\"")
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-- not these characters
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-- (because these have a special meaning as id, class, or attribute selector, hierarchy separator, or filter command)
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-- they can occur in the HTML, but not in a selector string
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-- assert(tree("[a7='#.[] :()']")[n], "a7='#.[] :()'")
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assert(tree("[a8='|*+-=?$^%&/']")[1], "a8='|*+-=?$^%&/'")
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assert(tree("[a9='a9']")[1], "a9='a9'")
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assert(tree("[a10='']")[1], "a10=''")
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assert(tree("[a10=]")[1], "a10=")
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-- An excepton for a7. Some times we may select javascript or img nodes with attr selector [src="a.js"] or [src="a.jpg"]
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assert(tree("[a11='a11.js.jpg']")[1], "a11=")
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end
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function test_attr_notequal()
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local tree = htmlparser.parse([[
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<n a1="a1"></n>
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<n a1="a2"></n>
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<n a1></n>
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<n></n>
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]])
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assert_equal(4, #tree.nodes, "top level")
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assert_equal(3, #tree("[a1!='a1']"), "a1!='a1'")
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assert_equal(4, #tree("[a1!='b1']"), "a1!='b1'")
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assert_equal(3, #tree("[a1!='']"), "a1!=''")
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assert_equal(3, #tree("[a1!=]"), "a1!=")
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end
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function test_attr_prefix_start_end()
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local tree = htmlparser.parse([[
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<n a1="en-gb"></n>
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<n a1="en-us"></n>
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<n a1="en"></n>
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<n a1="enen"></n>
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<n></n>
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]])
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assert_equal(5, #tree.nodes, "top level")
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assert_equal(3, #tree("[a1|='en']"), "a1|='en'")
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assert_equal(4, #tree("[a1^='en']"), "a1^='en'")
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assert_equal(2, #tree("[a1$='en']"), "a1$='en'")
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end
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function test_attr_word()
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local tree = htmlparser.parse([[
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<n a1="one two three"></n>
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<n a1="three four five"></n>
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<n a1></n>
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<n></n>
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]])
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assert_equal(4, #tree.nodes, "top level")
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assert_equal(1, #tree("[a1~='two']"), "a1~='two'")
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assert_equal(2, #tree("[a1~='three']"), "a1~='three'")
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assert_equal(1, #tree("[a1~='four']"), "a1~='four'")
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end
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function test_attr_contains()
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local tree = htmlparser.parse([[
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<n a1="one"></n>
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<n a1="one two three"></n>
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<n a1="three four five"></n>
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<n a1=""></n>
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<n a1></n>
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<n></n>
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]])
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assert_equal(6, #tree.nodes, "top level")
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assert_equal(2, #tree("[a1*='one']"), "a1*='one'")
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assert_equal(2, #tree("[a1*='t']"), "a1*='t'")
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assert_equal(1, #tree("[a1*='f']"), "a1*='f'")
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assert_equal(5, #tree("[a1*='']"), "a1*=''")
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assert_equal(5, #tree("[a1*=]"), "a1*=")
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end
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function test_descendants()
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local tree = htmlparser.parse([[
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<parent>1
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<child>1</child>
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<child>2
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<child>3</child>
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</child>
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<arbitrary>
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<child>4</child>
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</arbitrary>
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</parent>
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<parent>2
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<child>5</child>
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<child>6
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<child>7</child>
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</child>
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<arbitrary>
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<child>8</child>
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</arbitrary>
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</parent>
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<arbitrary>
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<child>not</child>
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</arbitrary>
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]])
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assert_equal(8, #tree("parent child"), 'parent child')
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end
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function test_children()
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local tree = htmlparser.parse([[
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<parent>1
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<child>1</child>
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<child>2
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<child>not</child>
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</child>
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<arbitrary>
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<child>not</child>
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</arbitrary>
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</parent>
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<parent>2
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<child>3</child>
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<child>4
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<child>not</child>
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</child>
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<arbitrary>
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<child>not</child>
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</arbitrary>
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</parent>
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<arbitrary>
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<child>not</child>
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</arbitrary>
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]])
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assert_equal(4, #tree("parent > child"), 'parent > child')
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end
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function test_not()
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local tree = htmlparser.parse([[
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<n a1="1" a2>
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<m a1="1"></m>
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</n>
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<n a2></n>
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]])
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assert_equal(2, #tree.nodes, "top level")
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assert_equal(1, #tree(":not([a1=1])"), ":not([a1=1])")
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assert_equal(1, #tree(":not([a2])"), ":not([a2])")
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assert_equal(1, #tree(":not(n)"), ":not(n)")
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assert_equal(2, #tree(":not(m)"), ":not(m)")
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end
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function test_combine()
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local tree = htmlparser.parse([[
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<e class="a b c" a="2-two">
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<n b="123"></n>
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<n id="123" b="321">
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<n b="222"></n>
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<n class="c" b="345"></n>
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</n>
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</e>
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<n b="222"></n>
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]])
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assert_equal(2, #tree.nodes, "top level")
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assert_equal(2, #tree("e.c:not([a|='1']) > n[b*='2']"), "e.c:not([a|='1']) > n[b*='2']")
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assert_equal(3, #tree("e.c:not([a|='1']) n[b*='2']"), "e.c:not([a|='1']) n[b*='2']")
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assert_equal(1, #tree("#123 .c[b]"), "#123 .c[b]")
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end
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function test_order()
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local tree = htmlparser.parse([[
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<1>
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<n>1</n>
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<2>
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<n>2</n>
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<n>3</n>
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<3>
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<n>4</n>
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<n>5</n>
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<n>6</n>
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<4>
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<n>7</n>
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<n>8</n>
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<n>9</n>
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<n>10</n>
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</4>
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</3>
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</2>
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</1>
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]])
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assert_equal(1, #tree.nodes, "top level")
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local n = tree("n")
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assert_equal(10, #n, "n")
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for i,v in pairs(n) do
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assert_equal(i, tonumber(v:getcontent()), "n order")
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end
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local notn = tree(":not(n)")
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assert_equal(4, #notn, "notn")
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for i,v in pairs(notn) do
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assert_equal(i, tonumber(v.name), "notn order")
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end
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end
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