describe "class", -> it "should make a class with constructor", -> class Thing new: => @color = "blue" instance = Thing! assert.same instance, { color: "blue" } it "should have instance methods", -> class Thing get_color: => @color new: => @color = "blue" instance = Thing! assert.same instance\get_color!, "blue" it "should have base properies from class", -> class Thing color: "blue" get_color: => @color instance = Thing! assert.same instance\get_color!, "blue" assert.same Thing.color, "blue" it "should inherit another class", -> class Base get_property: => @[@property] new: (@property) => class Thing extends Base color: "green" instance = Thing "color" assert.same instance\get_property!, "green" it "should have class properties", -> class Base class Thing extends Base instance = Thing! assert.same Base.__name, "Base" assert.same Thing.__name, "Thing" assert.is_true Thing.__parent == Base assert.is_true instance.__class == Thing it "should have name when assigned", -> Thing = class assert.same Thing.__name, "Thing" it "should not expose class properties on instance", -> class Thing @height: 10 Thing.color = "blue" instance = Thing! assert.same instance.color, nil assert.same instance.height, nil it "should expose new things added to __base", -> class Thing instance = Thing! Thing.__base.color = "green" assert.same instance.color, "green" it "should call with correct receiver", -> local instance class Thing is_class: => assert.is_true @ == Thing is_instance: => assert.is_true @ == instance go: => @@is_class! @is_instance! instance = Thing! instance\go! it "should have class properies take precedence over base properties", -> class Thing @prop: "hello" prop: "world" assert.same "hello", Thing.prop describe "super", -> it "should call super constructor", -> class Base new: (@property) => class Thing extends Base new: (@name) => super "name" instance = Thing "the_thing" assert.same instance.property, "name" assert.same instance.name, "the_thing" it "should call super method", -> class Base _count: 111 counter: => @_count class Thing extends Base counter: => "%08d"\format super! instance = Thing! assert.same instance\counter!, "00000111" it "should call other method from super", -> class Base _count: 111 counter: => @_count class Thing extends Base other_method: => super\counter! instance = Thing! assert.same instance\other_method!, 111 it "should get super class", -> class Base class Thing extends Base get_super: => super instance = Thing! assert.is_true instance\get_super! == Base it "should get a bound method from super", -> class Base count: 1 get_count: => @count class Thing extends Base get_count: => "this is wrong" get_method: => super\get_count instance = Thing! assert.same instance\get_method!!, 1 it "class properties take precedence in super class over base", -> class Thing @prop: "hello" prop: "world" class OtherThing extends Thing assert.same "hello", OtherThing.prop it "gets value from base in super class", -> class Thing prop: "world" class OtherThing extends Thing assert.same "world", OtherThing.prop it "should let parent be replaced on class", -> class A @prop: "yeah" cool: => 1234 plain: => "a" class B @prop: "okay" cool: => 9999 plain: => "b" class Thing extends A cool: => super! + 1 get_super: => super instance = Thing! assert.same "a", instance\plain! assert.same 1235, instance\cool! assert A == instance\get_super!, "expected super to be B" Thing.__parent = B setmetatable Thing.__base, B.__base assert.same "b", instance\plain! assert.same 10000, instance\cool! assert B == instance\get_super!, "expected super to be B" it "should resolve many levels of super", -> class One a: => 1 class Two extends One a: => super! + 2 class Three extends Two a: => super! + 3 i = Three! assert.same 6, i\a! it "should resolve many levels of super with a gap", -> class One a: => 1 class Two extends One class Three extends Two a: => super! + 3 class Four extends Three a: => super! + 4 i = Four! assert.same 8, i\a! it "should call correct class/instance super methods", -> class Base doit: => "instance" @doit: => "class" class One extends Base doit: => super! @doit: => super! assert.same "instance", One!\doit! assert.same "class", One\doit! it "should resolve many levels of super on class methods", -> class One @a: => 1 class Two extends One class Three extends Two @a: => super! + 3 class Four extends Three @a: => super! + 4 assert.same 8, Four\a! it "super should still work when method wrapped", -> add_some = (opts) -> => opts.amount + opts[1] @ class Base value: => 1 class Sub extends Base value: add_some { amount: 12 => super! + 100 } assert.same 1 + 100 + 12, Sub!\value!