SlxToXmlTest.java

package folioxml.xml;

import folioxml.core.InvalidMarkupException;
import folioxml.slx.SlxRecord;
import folioxml.slx.SlxRecordReader;
import folioxml.slx.SlxToken;
import org.junit.Assert;
import org.junit.Test;

import java.io.File;
import java.io.IOException;


public class SlxToXmlTest {

    @Test
    public void TestSlxToXmlNode() throws IOException, InvalidMarkupException {
        SlxToken s = new SlxToken("</selfclosing with=\"attribute\">");
        new Node(s, true);//Deep copy attrs
        //Verify that the Node constructor doesn't remove the attributes from the SlxToken.
        Assert.assertEquals("attribute", s.get("with"));
    }

    @Test
    public void TestHelpForCorruption() throws IOException, InvalidMarkupException {
        TestForCorruption("folio-help");
    }

    private void TestForCorruption(String configName) throws IOException, InvalidMarkupException {
        System.out.println("Starting");

        //Create SLX valid reader
        SlxRecordReader srr = new SlxRecordReader(new File(folioxml.config.TestConfig.getFolioHlp().getFlatFilePath()));

        while (true) {
            SlxRecord r = srr.read();
            if (r == null) break;//loop exit

            String original = r.toSlxMarkup(false);

            XmlRecord rx = new SlxToXmlTransformer().convert(r);
            //The SLX output should be identical before and after. If not, SlxToXmlTransformer is modifying the tokens/attributes
            Assert.assertEquals(original, r.toSlxMarkup(false));
        }

        //Close the original file
        srr.close();

    }
}