fix: Add support for ~test Array~string~

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Sidharth Vinod
2023-09-03 11:55:32 +05:30
parent 5839e0de87
commit 650d712bd8
2 changed files with 46 additions and 15 deletions

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@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
import { sanitizeText, removeScript, parseGenericTypes } from './common.js'; import { sanitizeText, removeScript, parseGenericTypes, countOccurrence } from './common.js';
describe('when securityLevel is antiscript, all script must be removed', () => { describe('when securityLevel is antiscript, all script must be removed', () => {
/** /**
@@ -59,15 +59,29 @@ describe('Sanitize text', () => {
}); });
describe('generic parser', () => { describe('generic parser', () => {
it('should parse generic types', () => { it.each([
expect(parseGenericTypes('test~T~')).toEqual('test<T>'); ['test~T~', 'test<T>'],
expect(parseGenericTypes('test~Array~Array~string~~~')).toEqual('test<Array<Array<string>>>'); ['test~Array~Array~string~~~', 'test<Array<Array<string>>>'],
expect(parseGenericTypes('test~Array~Array~string[]~~~')).toEqual( ['test~Array~Array~string[]~~~', 'test<Array<Array<string[]>>>'],
'test<Array<Array<string[]>>>' ['test ~Array~Array~string[]~~~', 'test <Array<Array<string[]>>>'],
); ['~test', '~test'],
expect(parseGenericTypes('test ~Array~Array~string[]~~~')).toEqual( ['~test~T~', '~test<T>'],
'test <Array<Array<string[]>>>' ])('should parse generic types: %s to %s', (input: string, expected: string) => {
); expect(parseGenericTypes(input)).toEqual(expected);
expect(parseGenericTypes('~test')).toEqual('~test');
}); });
}); });
it.each([
['', '', 0],
['', 'x', 0],
['test', 'x', 0],
['test', 't', 2],
['test', 'te', 1],
['test~T~', '~', 2],
['test~Array~Array~string~~~', '~', 6],
])(
'should count `%s` to contain occurrences of `%s` to be `%i`',
(str: string, substring: string, count: number) => {
expect(countOccurrence(str, substring)).toEqual(count);
}
);

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@@ -208,21 +208,33 @@ export const parseGenericTypes = function (input: string): string {
return output.join(''); return output.join('');
}; };
export const countOccurrence = (string: string, substring: string): number => {
return Math.max(0, string.split(substring).length - 1);
};
const shouldCombineSets = (previousSet: string, nextSet: string): boolean => { const shouldCombineSets = (previousSet: string, nextSet: string): boolean => {
const prevCount = [...previousSet].reduce((count, char) => (char === '~' ? count + 1 : count), 0); const prevCount = countOccurrence(previousSet, '~');
const nextCount = [...nextSet].reduce((count, char) => (char === '~' ? count + 1 : count), 0); const nextCount = countOccurrence(nextSet, '~');
return prevCount === 1 && nextCount === 1; return prevCount === 1 && nextCount === 1;
}; };
const processSet = (input: string): string => { const processSet = (input: string): string => {
const chars = [...input]; const tildeCount = countOccurrence(input, '~');
const tildeCount = chars.reduce((count, char) => (char === '~' ? count + 1 : count), 0); let hasStartingTilde = false;
if (tildeCount <= 1) { if (tildeCount <= 1) {
return input; return input;
} }
// If there is an odd number of tildes, and the input starts with a tilde, we need to remove it and add it back in later
if (tildeCount % 2 !== 0 && input.startsWith('~')) {
input = input.substring(1);
hasStartingTilde = true;
}
const chars = [...input];
let first = chars.indexOf('~'); let first = chars.indexOf('~');
let last = chars.lastIndexOf('~'); let last = chars.lastIndexOf('~');
@@ -234,6 +246,11 @@ const processSet = (input: string): string => {
last = chars.lastIndexOf('~'); last = chars.lastIndexOf('~');
} }
// Add the starting tilde back in if we removed it
if (hasStartingTilde) {
chars.unshift('~');
}
return chars.join(''); return chars.join('');
}; };