Andrew Miner
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* Changed "version" to "dataVersion" in data format * Changed the "modName" and "modVersion" fields on the ModVersion class to remove the "mod" prefix and changed the data format to match * Change the Stack class to use the itemSlug instead of the item itself * Update the ModVersion and ModPack classes to include methods for recording a correspondence between slugs and names. Update code which displays items from stacks to use these methods to determine display names. * Add a reference from Recipe back to the item it creates
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1.4 KiB
CoffeeScript
43 lines
1.4 KiB
CoffeeScript
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# Crafting Guide - inventory_parser.test.coffee
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#
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# Copyright (c) 2014 by Redwood Labs
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# All rights reserved.
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###
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Inventory = require '../src/scripts/models/inventory'
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InventoryParser = require '../src/scripts/models/inventory_parser'
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Item = require '../src/scripts/models/item'
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########################################################################################################################
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parser = null
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########################################################################################################################
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describe 'InventoryParser', ->
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beforeEach -> parser = new InventoryParser
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it 'returns an empty Inventory for an empty string', ->
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result = parser.parse ''
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result.toList().should.eql []
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it 'can parse a single item without quantity', ->
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result = parser.parse 'Wool'
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result.toList().should.eql ['wool']
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it 'can parse a single item with quantity', ->
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result = parser.parse '4 wool'
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result.toList().should.eql [[4, 'wool']]
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it 'can parse multiple mixed-type items', ->
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result = parser.parse '4 Wool\n10 String\nBoat\n\n'
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result.toList().should.eql ['boat', [10, 'string'], [4, 'wool']]
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it 're-uses the given inventory object', ->
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inventory = new Inventory
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inventory.add 'string', 8
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result = parser.parse '4 Wool', inventory
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result.toList().should.eql [[8, 'string'], [4, 'wool']]
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