static async Task<bool> IsMatchAsync(string documentText)
{
using (var builder = new WorkspaceBuilder())
{
return await Matcher.IsMatchAsync(builder.AddDocument(documentText));
}
}
static async Task<bool> IsMatchAsync(string documentText, params string[] matchingAttributes)
{
using (var builder = new WorkspaceBuilder())
{
builder.ApplyOptions(
o => o.WithChangedOption(AttributeDocumentMatcher.AttributeNames, matchingAttributes));
return await Matcher.IsMatchAsync(builder.AddDocument(documentText));
}
}
static async Task<bool> IsMatchAsync(string projectName, string projectNameRegex)
{
using (var builder = new WorkspaceBuilder(projectName))
{
builder.ApplyOptions(
o => o.WithChangedOption(ProjectNameDocumentMatcher.ProjectNameRegex, projectNameRegex));
return await Matcher.IsMatchAsync(builder.AddClass("Sample"));
}
}
static async Task<bool> IsMatchAsync(string className, string directoryPath, string fileNameRegex)
{
using (var builder = new WorkspaceBuilder())
{
builder.ApplyOptions(
o => o.WithChangedOption(FilePathDocumentMatcher.FilePathRegex, fileNameRegex));
return await Matcher.IsMatchAsync(builder.AddClass(className, directoryPath));
}
}
public async Task StylizeEngineBasicScenarioTest()
{
using (var workspaceBuilder = new WorkspaceBuilder())
{
// For this test we will have three C# documents.
string[] cSharpDocumentNames = new[]
{
workspaceBuilder.AddClass("Class1").Name,
workspaceBuilder.AddClass("Class2").Name,
workspaceBuilder.AddClass("Class3").Name
};
// The exclusion matcher will match (exclude) the second document.
isMatch = name => name.Equals(cSharpDocumentNames[1]);
// Let's setup the onComponentExecuted delegate to capture executions
var executions = new List<Tuple<Type, string>>();
onComponentExecuted = (componentType, documentName) =>
executions.Add(Tuple.Create(componentType, documentName));
var configParser = JsonConfigurationParser.FromString(JsonConfiguration);
using (var engine = new StylizeEngine(configParser))
{
await engine.RunAsync(workspaceBuilder.BuildWorkspace());
}
// Finally, let's assert on the executions. In particular, we expect that the test matcher should
// execute on all documents. However, the test rules (TestRule2 then TestRule1 per ordering) should
// only execute on the first and third C# documents because the matcher excluded the second.
var expectedExecutions = new List<Tuple<Type, string>>
{
Tuple.Create(typeof(TestMatcher), cSharpDocumentNames[0]),
Tuple.Create(typeof(TestRule2), cSharpDocumentNames[0]),
Tuple.Create(typeof(TestRule1), cSharpDocumentNames[0]),
Tuple.Create(typeof(TestMatcher), cSharpDocumentNames[1]),
Tuple.Create(typeof(TestMatcher), cSharpDocumentNames[2]),
Tuple.Create(typeof(TestRule2), cSharpDocumentNames[2]),
Tuple.Create(typeof(TestRule1), cSharpDocumentNames[2])
};
executions.Should().Equal(expectedExecutions, "Actual executions did not match expectations");
}
}
