W260426/14.webpack/node_modules/shell-quote/test/parse.js

'use strict';

var test = require('tape');
var parse = require('../').parse;
var quote = require('../').quote;

test('parse shell commands', function (t) {
	t.same(parse(''), [], 'parses an empty string');

	t['throws'](
		function () { parse('${}'); },
		Error,
		'empty substitution throws'
	);
	t['throws'](
		function () { parse('${'); },
		Error,
		'incomplete substitution throws'
	);

	t.same(parse('a \'b\' "c"'), ['a', 'b', 'c']);
	t.same(
		parse('beep "boop" \'foo bar baz\' "it\'s \\"so\\" groovy"'),
		['beep', 'boop', 'foo bar baz', 'it\'s "so" groovy']
	);
	t.same(parse('a b\\ c d'), ['a', 'b c', 'd']);
	t.same(parse('\\$beep bo\\`op'), ['$beep', 'bo`op']);
	t.same(parse('echo "foo = \\"foo\\""'), ['echo', 'foo = "foo"']);
	t.same(parse(''), []);
	t.same(parse(' '), []);
	t.same(parse('\t'), []);
	t.same(parse('a"b c d"e'), ['ab c de']);
	t.same(parse('a\\ b"c d"\\ e f'), ['a bc d e', 'f']);
	t.same(parse('a\\ b"c d"\\ e\'f g\' h'), ['a bc d ef g', 'h']);
	t.same(parse("x \"bl'a\"'h'"), ['x', "bl'ah"]);

	// inside single quotes everything is literal, so a backslash does not escape
	// the closing quote and a quoted token must end at its first closing quote
	t.same(parse("'\\' '\\'"), ['\\', '\\'], 'single-quoted backslashes parse as two separate tokens');
	t.same(parse("'\\'\\''"), ["\\'"], 'single-quoted backslash joined with an escaped quote');
	t.same(parse(quote(['\\', '\\'])), ['\\', '\\'], 'quote/parse round-trips a pair of backslashes');
	t.same(parse("x bl^'a^'h'", {}, { escape: '^' }), ['x', "bl'a'h"]);
	t.same(parse('abcH def', {}, { escape: 'H' }), ['abc def']);

	t.deepEqual(parse('# abc  def  ghi'), [{ comment: ' abc  def  ghi' }], 'start-of-line comment content is unparsed');
	t.deepEqual(parse('xyz # abc  def  ghi'), ['xyz', { comment: ' abc  def  ghi' }], 'comment content is unparsed');

	t.deepEqual(parse('-x "" -y'), ['-x', '', '-y'], 'empty string is preserved');

	t.same(
		parse('2;b', {}, { escape: 'd' }),
		[{ op: '2;b' }],
		'control char in unquoted context mid-token with regex-special escape returns op'
	);

	t.end();
});

test('single quotes are literal', function (t) {
	t.same(parse("'\\'\\'"), ["\\'"], 'close-escape-reopen produces a quote after a quoted backslash');
	t.same(parse("'a'\\''b'"), ["a'b"], 'close-escape-reopen embeds a quote mid-word');
	t.same(parse("'\\'x"), ['\\x'], 'bareword joins a preceding quoted backslash');
	t.same(parse("a'\\'b"), ['a\\b'], 'quoted backslash joins surrounding barewords');
	t.same(parse("''"), [''], 'empty single quotes produce an empty token');
	t.same(parse("''a''"), ['a'], 'empty single quotes join adjacent content');
	t.same(parse("'*'"), ['*'], 'quoted glob char is a plain string, not a glob');

	t.end();
});

test('unmatched single quotes', function (t) {
	// real shells reject unterminated quotes; parse is lenient, and these pin the shape of that leniency
	t.same(parse("'"), [], 'a lone quote is dropped');
	t.same(parse("'a"), ['a'], 'an unterminated quote keeps its content');
	t.same(parse("a'b"), ['a', 'b'], 'an unmatched quote mid-word splits the token');

	t.end();
});

test('nested parameter expansion', function (t) {
	t.same(parse('${a${b}c}'), [''], 'a nested ${} is consumed as one substitution, not split at the first }');
	t.same(parse('${a${b}}'), [''], 'a nested ${} at the end is consumed as one substitution');
	t.same(parse('${foo{bar}'), [''], 'a lone { that is not part of a nested ${} does not change brace depth');
	t.same(
		parse('level=${levels[$RANDOM%${#levels[@]}]}'),
		['level='],
		'a nested array-index expansion is consumed whole, without leaking a partial token'
	);

	t.end();
});

test('splitUnquoted: field-splits unquoted variable expansion (#1)', function (t) {
	var env = { T: 'c d', E: '', S: '  c   d  ', W: '   ' };
	var opts = { splitUnquoted: true };

	t.same(parse('test a b $T', env, opts), ['test', 'a', 'b', 'c', 'd'], 'unquoted expansion splits into separate tokens');
	t.same(parse('a$T', env, opts), ['ac', 'd'], 'the first field joins the preceding text');
	t.same(parse('$T x', env, opts), ['c', 'd', 'x'], 'the last field is a token of its own');
	t.same(parse('x${T}y', env, opts), ['xc', 'dy'], 'fields join text on both sides');
	t.same(parse('$S', env, opts), ['c', 'd'], 'leading, trailing, and repeated whitespace collapses');
	t.same(parse('a$S', env, opts), ['a', 'c', 'd'], 'leading whitespace closes the preceding field');
	t.same(parse('$W', env, opts), [], 'an all-whitespace expansion produces no tokens');
	t.same(parse('a$W b', env, opts), ['a', 'b'], 'an all-whitespace expansion just separates fields');
	t.same(parse('$E', env, opts), [], 'an empty unquoted expansion produces no token');
	t.same(parse('"$T"', env, opts), ['c d'], 'a quoted expansion is never split');
	t.same(parse('-x "" -y', env, opts), ['-x', '', '-y'], 'a quoted empty string is still preserved');
	t.same(parse('a $F b', function () { return 'c d'; }, opts), ['a', 'c', 'd', 'b'], 'the env-function path splits too');

	t.same(parse('test a b $T', env), ['test', 'a', 'b', 'c d'], 'without the option, unquoted expansion is not split');

	t.end();
});

test('splitUnquoted: a string value is a custom IFS (#1)', function (t) {
	function o(ifs) { return { splitUnquoted: ifs }; }

	t.same(parse('${V}', { V: 'a:b' }, o(':')), ['a', 'b'], 'a non-whitespace IFS char splits fields');
	t.same(parse('${V}', { V: 'a::b' }, o(':')), ['a', '', 'b'], 'adjacent non-whitespace delimiters yield an empty field');
	t.same(parse('${V}', { V: ':a:' }, o(':')), ['', 'a'], 'a leading delimiter yields a leading empty; a trailing one does not');
	t.same(parse('${V}', { V: 'a::' }, o(':')), ['a', ''], 'a trailing double delimiter yields one empty field');
	t.same(parse('${V}', { V: ':' }, o(':')), [''], 'a lone delimiter yields a single empty field');
	t.same(parse('${V}', { V: '::' }, o(':')), ['', ''], 'two delimiters yield two empty fields');
	t.same(parse('${V}${W}', { V: 'a:', W: ':b' }, o(':')), ['a', '', 'b'], 'delimiters spanning an expansion boundary merge into one run');
	t.same(parse('a${V}${W}z', { V: ':x:', W: ':y:' }, o(':')), ['a', 'x', '', 'y', 'z'], 'fields join literal text on both sides across expansions');
	t.same(parse('${V}', { V: 'a : b' }, o(' :')), ['a', 'b'], 'whitespace around a non-whitespace delimiter is absorbed');
	t.same(parse('${V}', { V: 'a b:c' }, o(' :')), ['a', 'b', 'c'], 'mixed IFS: whitespace and non-whitespace each delimit');
	t.same(parse('${V}', { V: 'a,b' }, o(',')), ['a', 'b'], 'any character can be the IFS');
	t.same(parse('${V}', { V: 'a b' }, o('')), ['a b'], 'an empty IFS string disables splitting');

	t.end();
});

test('parse stays linear in token count (GHSA-395f-4hp3-45gv)', function (t) {
	// the old concat-in-reduce finalizer was O(n^2): this many tokens took
	// ~minutes, so under the unfixed code this test hangs rather than passes
	var n = 2e5;
	var input = new Array(n + 1).join('x '); // avoid String#repeat for old engines

	var words = parse(input);
	t.equal(words.length, n, 'every token is returned');
	t.equal(words[0], 'x', 'first token is correct');
	t.equal(words[n - 1], 'x', 'last token is correct');

	var withEnv = parse(input, function () { return 'v'; });
	t.equal(withEnv.length, n, 'env-function path returns every token');

	t.end();
});