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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Currently, tests can only be executed with PCRE2. They should be executable with a regex engine for every flavor. Also, the --test <ENGINE> CLI interface is confusing.
Describe the solution you'd like
Extend the supported engines to include at least the following:
pcre2
rust
onig
python
node
deno
java
Getting C# to work cross-platform is more tricky, which is why it isn't included in this list for now.
Strategies
Rust, Oniguruma: Regex engine is statically linked in the executable
Python: python3 -c ...; fallback to python executable if unavailable
Node: node -e ...
Deno: deno eval ...
Java: java with a temporary class file
Batch checking
A command that tests all pomsky expressions in a directory would be immensely helpful, e.g. for pre-commit hooks and CI. It should
walk the provided directory recursively, respecting .gitignore and .pomskyignore files
follow symlinks ??
compile and test all files with a .pomsky extension
if not using a statically linked regex library, re-use the process that does the testing for all files (similarly to regex-test)
provide a summary (number of succeeded/failed tests) and errors
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
any chance for RE2 support? (go and DuckDB for instance).
I'm using pomsky to generate regexes (w/o the features RE2 lacks) so testing with PCRE is equivalent but having this checked off during tests would be nice.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Currently, tests can only be executed with PCRE2. They should be executable with a regex engine for every flavor. Also, the
--test <ENGINE>
CLI interface is confusing.Describe the solution you'd like
Extend the supported engines to include at least the following:
pcre2
rust
onig
python
node
deno
java
Getting C# to work cross-platform is more tricky, which is why it isn't included in this list for now.
Strategies
python3 -c ...
; fallback topython
executable if unavailablenode -e ...
deno eval ...
java
with a temporary class fileBatch checking
A command that tests all pomsky expressions in a directory would be immensely helpful, e.g. for pre-commit hooks and CI. It should
.gitignore
and.pomskyignore
files.pomsky
extensionregex-test
)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: