Failed test on kotlin-js-test module

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Hello. I've added some changes to stdlib and running maven test on whole libraries module. I receive errors on test for kotlin-js-module after my changes applied. Can anybody tell me how I can resolve this issue? As I don't see what actually fails and where should I dig:( Thanks.

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Can you show build output?

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For sure. It is full mvn test on libraries with debug enabled. http://pastebin.com/Erhhwi6x Fail connected with illecgal call of method in kotlin, it's Char.isWhitespace() which doen't exists in JS as I undertand. So can I anyhow add it to JS runtime to make tests run under JVM and JS?

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Do you use isWhitespace?

Yes, you can implement this function for JS runtime, for JVM it’s already exists (see /libraries/stdlib/src/kotlin/Char.kt).

I think a solution would be as follows:

Rename /libraries/stdlib/src/kotlin/Char.kt to /libraries/stdlib/src/kotlin/CharJVM.kt (to avoid conflicts)

Create implementation in /js/js.libraries/src/core/CharCode.kt

Add “/core/CharCode.kt” to LIB_FILES_WITH_CODE in /js/js.translator/src/org/jetbrains/k2js/config/Config.java

And of course write some tests :slight_smile:

You can see java implementation or js-specification (or https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/JavaScript/Guide/Regular_Expressions?redirectlocale=en-US&redirectslug=Core_JavaScript_1.8_Guide%2FRegular_Expressions#special-white-space).

If you have any questions please feel free to write here.

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I stuck on the third step: Added new file to kotlin named CharCode.kt, but I cannot recognize what kind of code should I add there, as in files in the same package there is a valid kotlin code but referring to js package with most of methods implemented as "js.noImpl". Can I write implementation only in native kotlin or with use of js? On adding this code

package js



native public fun Char.isWhitespace() : Boolean = /^s$/.test(this.toString())

I get an error:

[ERROR] /core/CharCode.kt: (3, 50) Expecting an expression

[ERROR] /core/CharCode.kt: (3, 51) Expecting package directive or top level declaration

[ERROR] /core/CharCode.kt: (3, 52) Expecting package directive or top level declaration

[ERROR] /core/CharCode.kt: (3, 53) Expecting package directive or top level declaration

[ERROR] /core/CharCode.kt: (3, 55) Expecting package directive or top level declaration

[ERROR] /core/CharCode.kt: (3, 56) Expecting package directive or top level declaration

[ERROR] /core/CharCode.kt: (3, 57) Expecting package directive or top level declaration

[ERROR] /core/CharCode.kt: (3, 79) Expecting package directive or top level declaration


And also I have a question about tests:
Where should I add them and where can I find any examples?

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Kt-file should to contain valid kotlin-code.

native is annotation and means that method or class will be implemented on JS and noImpl is placeholder.

Implementation might look something like this:

``

val UNICODE_WHITESPASES = " nrt​u00A0u1680​u180eu2000​u2001u2002​u2003u2004​u2005u2006​u2007u2008​u2009u200a​u2028u2029​u2028u2029​u202fu205f​u3000"

fun Char.isWhitespace() : Boolean = this in UNICODE_WHITESPASES

But it’s doesn’t work now for JS-Backend. And I have next workaround:

``

val UNICODE_WHITESPASES = " nrt​u00A0u1680​u180eu2000​u2001u2002​u2003u2004​u2005u2006​u2007u2008​u2009u200a​u2028u2029​u2028u2029​u202fu205f​u3000"

fun Char.isWhitespace() : Boolean = UNICODE_WHITESPASES.indexOf(“$this”) != -1

Most of the tests for JS located in “/js/js.translator/testFiles/”.

You can see examples of how to include tests to build in “/js/js.tests/test/org/jetbrains/k2js/test/semantics/”

for example:
/js/js.tests/test/org/jetbrains/k2js/test/semantics/StdLibMapTest.java uses /libraries/stdlib/test/js/MapJsTest.kt which contains JUnit like test class
/js/js.tests/test/org/jetbrains/k2js/test/semantics/StandardClassesTest.java uses from “/js/js.translator/testFiles/standardClasses/cases/”(see constructor) the sources which name same as test-cases
/js/js.tests/test/org/jetbrains/k2js/test/semantics/AdditionalTest.java uses all kt-files from “/js/js.translator/testFiles/additional/cases/”(see constructor).

You can find js files which will be generated after tests in “out” folder. For example, for StandardClassesTest in /js/js.translator/testFiles/standardClasses/out

Feel free to ask questions at any point.