- moves compiler implementation to "cli/js/compiler/" directory
- moves more APIs to "cli/js/web":
* "console.ts"
* "console_table.ts"
* "performance.ts"
* "timers.ts"
* "workers.ts"
- removes some dead code from "cli/js/"
Listener and UDPConn are AsyncIterables instead of AsyncIterators.
The [Symbol.asyncIterator]()s are defined as generators and the
next() methods are gone.
"Listener/Socket has been closed" errors are now BadResource.
All Deno runtime test files were moved to cli/js/tests/ directory.
It makes a clear distinction that cli/js/tests/ contains code
that is run under Deno runtime as opposed to code in cli/js/ which
is used to create bundle and snapshot with "deno_typescript".
Following JS ops were moved to separate files in cli/js/ops directory:
- io
- process
- worker_host
- web_worker
- plugins
- timers
- signal
- permissions
Following JS ops were moved to separate files in cli/js/ops directory:
- compiler
- dispatch_json
- dispatch_minimal
- errors
- fetch
- fs_events
- os
- random
- repl
- resources
- runtime_compiler
- runtime
- tty
Adds JSDoc to module, improves the typing of the return type, uses
iteration instead of Array forEach, uses the dotall support in Regular
Expression which is now supported in JavaScript, uses destructuring and
nullish coalescing where appropriate.
There's a lot of variation in doc comments and internal code about
whether chmod/0o777-style permissions are called `mode` or `perm`. (For
example, mkdir and writeFile choose differently.)
Had proposed earlier to go consistently with `perm`, but on balance devs
prefer to go with `mode`.
This updates this example code to follow the new test running conventions.
The code as is, when ran produces the following output:
```
➜ dencro git:(master) ✗ deno test
Compile file:///Users/hswolff/Sites/dencro/test.ts
running 2 tests
OK oneTest (2.00ms)
OK t2 (0.00ms)
test result: OK 2 passed; 0 failed; 0 ignored; 0 measured; 0 filtered out (2.00ms)
running 2 tests
OK oneTest (0.00ms)
OK t2 (0.00ms)
test result: OK 2 passed; 0 failed; 0 ignored; 0 measured; 0 filtered out (0.00ms)
➜ dencro git:(master) ✗
```
Removing `await Deno.runTests();` just causes the tests to run once.
There's a lot of variation in doc comments and internal code about
whether the first parameter to file system calls is `path` or `name` or
`filename`. For consistency, have made it always be `path`.
* refactor: preliminary cleanup of Deno.runTests()
* Change time measurement to use new Date() instead of
performance.now(). Because there is no guarantee that tests are
run with "--allow-hr" using new Date() guarantees higher
precision of 1ms instead of 2ms.
* Support String type filter in "skip" and "only".
* Split "exitOnFail" into "exitOnFail" and "failFast".
Former tells if "runTests()" should exit with code 1 on test
failure, while latter tells if "runTests()" should stop
running tests on first failure.
* Use "defer" to wait for unhandled promise rejection - this bit
is funky and doesn't seem right, but for now it's just a rewrite
from using "setTimeout". Intended to be fixed in later commits.
* Remove global "__DENO_TEST_REGISTRY", don't expose list of
registered tests (to be addressed in follow up commits)
* Remove arbitrary slow test threshold; use uniform coloring
instead
- Cleanup "tsCompilerOnMessage" by factoring out separate methods for each
request type:
* "compile"
* "runtimeCompile"
* "runtimeTranspile"
- Simplify control flow of compiler workers by a) no longer calling "close()" in worker runtime after a
single message; b) explicitly shutting down worker from host after a single message
Co-authored-by: Ryan Dahl <ry@tinyclouds.org>
Rewrite "testPerm" helper function used for testing of internal
runtime code. It's been renamed to "unitTest" and provides API that
is extensible in the future by accepting optional "UnitTestOptions"
argument. "test" helper was also removed and replaced by
overloaded version of "unitTest" that takes only function argument.
"UnitTestOptions" currently supports "perms" and "skip"
options, where former works exactly as first argument to "testPerm"
did, while the latter allows to conditionally skip tests.
* add "assertOps" test assertion which makes sure test case
is not "leaking" ops - ie. after test finishes there are no
pending async ops
* apply "assertOps" to all tests in "cli/js/"
* fix numerous tests leaking ops
* document problem with edge case in "clearInterval"
and "clearTimeout" implementation where they
may leak async ops
* move "cli/js/worker_test.ts" to "cli/tests/worker_test.ts" and
run as integration test; workers leak ops because of missing
"terminate" implementation
