jsx/src/jsx_verify.erl

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%% Copyright (c) 2010 Alisdair Sullivan <alisdairsullivan@yahoo.ca>

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%% @hidden hide this module from edoc, exported functions are internal to jsx
%%   and may be altered or removed without notice


-module(jsx_verify).


-export([is_json/2]).


-include("./include/jsx_common.hrl").


-ifdef(TEST).
-include_lib("eunit/include/eunit.hrl").
-endif.



is_json(JSON, Opts) ->
    Encoding = proplists:get_value(encoding, Opts, utf8),
    Comments = proplists:get_value(comments, Opts, false),
    P = jsx:parser([{encoding, Encoding}, {comments, Comments}]),
    case proplists:get_value(strict, Opts, true) of
        true -> collect_strict(P(JSON), [[]])
        ; false -> collect(P(JSON), [[]])
    end.
    

%% enforce only arrays and objects at top level
collect_strict({event, start_object, Next}, Keys) ->
    collect(Next(), Keys);
collect_strict({event, start_array, Next}, Keys) ->
    collect(Next(), Keys);
collect_strict(_, _) ->
    false.


collect({event, end_json, _Next}, _Keys) ->
    true;


%% allocate new key accumulator at start_object, discard it at end_object    
collect({event, start_object, Next}, Keys) -> collect(Next(), [[]|Keys]);
collect({event, end_object, Next}, [_|Keys]) -> collect(Next(), [Keys]);


%% check to see if key has already been encountered, if not add it to the key 
%%   accumulator and continue, else return false 
collect({event, {key, Key}, Next}, [Current|Keys]) ->
    case lists:member(Key, Current) of
        true -> false
        ; false -> collect(Next(), [[Key] ++ Current] ++ Keys)
    end;

                
collect({event, _, Next}, Keys) ->
    collect(Next(), Keys);


%% needed to parse numbers that don't have trailing whitespace in less strict 
%%   mode    
collect({incomplete, More}, Keys) ->
    collect(More(end_stream), Keys);

    
collect(_, _) ->
    false.
    
    

%% eunit tests
-ifdef(TEST).

true_test_() ->
    [
        {"empty object", ?_assert(is_json(<<"{}">>, []) =:= true)},
        {"empty array", ?_assert(is_json(<<"[]">>, []) =:= true)},
        {"whitespace", 
            ?_assert(is_json(<<" \n    \t   \r   [true]   \t    \n\r  ">>, 
                    []
                ) =:= true
            )
        },
        {"nested terms", 
            ?_assert(is_json(
                    <<"[{ \"x\": [ {}, {}, {} ], \"y\": [{}] }, {}, [[[]]]]">>, 
                    []
                ) =:= true
            )
        },
        {"numbers", 
            ?_assert(is_json(
                    <<"[ -1.0, -1, -0, 0, 1e-1, 1, 1.0, 1e1 ]">>, 
                    []
                ) =:= true
            )
        },
        {"strings", 
            ?_assert(is_json(
                    <<"[ \"a\", \"string\", \"in\", \"multiple\", \"acts\" ]">>, 
                    []
                ) =:= true
            )
        },
        {"literals", 
            ?_assert(is_json(<<"[ true, false, null ]">>, []) =:= true)
        },
        {"nested objects", 
            ?_assert(is_json(<<"{\"key\": { \"key\": true}}">>, []) =:= true)
        }
    ].

false_test_() ->
    [
        {"naked true", ?_assert(is_json(<<"true">>, []) =:= false)},
        {"naked number", ?_assert(is_json(<<"1">>, []) =:= false)},
        {"naked string", 
            ?_assert(is_json(<<"\"i am not json\"">>, []) =:= false)
        },
        {"unbalanced list", ?_assert(is_json(<<"[[[]]">>, []) =:= false)},
        {"trailing comma", 
            ?_assert(is_json(<<"[ true, false, null, ]">>, []) =:= false)
        },
        {"unquoted key", ?_assert(is_json(<<"{ key: false }">>, []) =:= false)},
        {"repeated key", 
            ?_assert(is_json(
                    <<"{\"key\": true, \"key\": true}">>, 
                    []
                ) =:= false
            )
        },
        {"comments", ?_assert(is_json(<<"[ /* a comment */ ]">>, []) =:= false)}
    ].
    
less_strict_test_() ->
    [
        {"naked true", 
            ?_assert(is_json(<<"true">>, [{strict, false}]) =:= true)
        },
        {"naked number", 
            ?_assert(is_json(<<"1">>, [{strict, false}]) =:= true)
        },
        {"naked string", 
            ?_assert(is_json(
                    <<"\"i am not json\"">>, 
                    [{strict, false}]
                ) =:= true
            )
        },
        {"comments", 
            ?_assert(is_json(
                    <<"[ /* a comment */ ]">>, 
                    [{comments, true}]
                ) =:= true
            )
        }
    ].
        
    
-endif.