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dict-typer

v0.1.15

Published

A JS port of the Python library dict-typer

Readme

Dict-Typer JS

A JS port of the Python library dict-typer.

Mainly used to play around with TypeScript and Javascript in general and to be able to create a simple web site to do the conversion. See the original library for more info for now.

The port only focuses on working with valid json input, while the Python library aims to support any Python types

Tests

This project aims to have the same coverage of unit tests as the Python library, to be able to check that, each unit tests will start with a comment with the name of the equivalent Python unit test.

For example, a unit test equivalent to test_a_unit_test would be:

  test('a unit test', () => {
    // test_a_unit_test
    const source = ...

    expect(getTypeDefinitions(source)).toBe(...);
  });

Then there's a simple (Python for now) script that will cross reference the tests to see if there are any missing tests. Set the following two env variables

PYTHON_TESTS_PATH=/path/to/dict-typer/py/tests/unit
JAVASCRIPT_TESTS_PATH=/path/to/dict-typer/js/src

set up the env with poetry install --no-dev and run poetry run python compare.py to get a short report of how the coverage.

-> % poetry run python compare.py
[-] test_utils.py
[+] |  test_is_covered
[+] |  |  index.test.ts:'covered test'
[/] |  test_is_ignored
[-] |  test_is_missing

[+] Covered: 1
[/] Ignored: 1
[-] Missing: 1