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This allows users to introspect messages (i.e. look at the elements they're made up of). Reviewed-by: Mm2PL <mm2pl+gh@kotmisia.pl>
49 lines
1.4 KiB
Lua
49 lines
1.4 KiB
Lua
-- These tests mirror the code example from the docs - make sure they work
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local tests = {
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frozen_messages = function()
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local my_msg = c2.Message.new({ id = "foobar" })
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assert(not my_msg.frozen)
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local chan = c2.Channel.by_name("mm2pl")
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assert(chan)
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chan:add_message(my_msg)
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assert(my_msg.frozen)
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end,
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element_access = function()
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local my_msg = c2.Message.new({
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id = "foo",
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elements = {
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{ type = "text", text = "foo" },
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{ type = "text", text = "bar" },
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{ type = "text", text = "baz" },
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}
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})
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local elements = my_msg:elements()
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assert(#elements == 3)
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assert(elements[1].words[1] == "foo")
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assert(elements[2].words[1] == "bar")
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elements:erase(2) -- erase "bar"
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assert(#elements == 2)
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assert(elements[1].words[1] == "foo")
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assert(elements[2].words[1] == "baz")
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end,
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append_element = function()
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local my_msg = c2.Message.new({ id = "foo" })
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local els = my_msg:elements()
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assert(#els == 0)
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my_msg:append_element({
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type = "text",
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text = "My text element",
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})
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assert(#els == 1)
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assert(els[1].type == "text")
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end
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}
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for name, fn in pairs(tests) do
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local ok, res = pcall(fn)
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if not ok then
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error(name .. " failed: " .. res)
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end
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end
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