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test: XML tokenizer and parser tests of its own, minifier entries covered by their printer tests - #22936
Follows #22903: CSS, HTML and JavaScript each had a tokenizer, a parser and a printer test; XML only had a printer test, and four of the five minifier entries were never measured.
Tests per language
Tokenizer
Parser
Printer
CSS
✅
✅
✅
HTML
✅
✅
✅
JavaScript
✅
✅
✅
XML
✅ new
✅ new
✅
JSON
— (JSON.parse + one loop)
—
✅
XML tokenizer and parser tests
XML is the HTML tokenizer and parser in XML mode. Its cases move out of the HTML tests into test/unitCases/xml/tokenizer.unittest.js (tokenizeXml) and parser.unittest.js (the XML mode, an entity's replacement text). The tree's parse errors also move, from the HTML tokenizer test to the HTML parser test, as they are tree construction.
Measured on lib/html/syntax-parser.js:
Code
HTML test
XML test (only it)
Together
Tokenizer
1748/1930
374 (182)
1930/1930
Parser
2734/2761
653 (27)
2761/2761
Printer units + syntax-printer.js
2774/3011
(all XML)
3011/3011
What only the XML tests reach is XML code (tokenizeXml, _readXmlInternalSubset, processXml, _printXml, …), apart from the attribute-sorting and streaming print code both languages share, which the HTML printer test covers. Two shared gaps the split showed are now covered from HTML: a doctype's identifier ranges through A, and a parse a visitor starts while a print runs. One parser branch nothing reaches is folded: modes.inBody's last check is always EOF, the one token kind left.
Minifier entries
jest.config.js keeps the minifier entries out of coverage: configCases pass them to minimizer-webpack-plugin as functions, which it ships to its workers as source, where instrumented code cannot run. xmlMinify was missing from that list and is added.
Measured from each entry's own printer test with that exclusion dropped:
Entry
Before
After
cssMinify
88.88% statements
100%
htmlMinify
72.05%
100%
jsMinify
94.44%
100%
xmlMinify
100%
100%
jsonMinify
100%
100%
The new jsMinify cases (a boolean and predicate comment condition, a line comment and one written twice, compress: true, a compressor ecma, mangle options, a handler holding runs of _, a handler dropped whole) are held byte for byte to the plugin's terser entry, as the existing ones are.
Bug fixed: minifyConditionalComments
Covering htmlMinify found that a conditional comment's body was minified as a document of its own:
Bodies are now printed with every tag kept, and a body whose print would still add, drop or move a tag (compared through the tokenizer) is left as written. The option's description, two configCases' expectations and the CLI snapshot follow. The option is off by default and only IE 9 and older read these comments.
The change updates conditional-comment minification to preserve tag structure and documents that behavior. It adjusts HTML parser handling and tests, moves XML parser and tokenizer coverage into XML-specific suites, and adds CSS, HTML, and JavaScript printer and minifier tests.
Changes: Conditional-comment minification
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Conditional-comment body handling lib/html/htmlMinify.js, declarations/WebpackOptions.ts, schemas/WebpackOptions.json, .changeset/071-conditional-comment-bodies.md, test/unitCases/html/printer.unittest.js, test/configCases/html/minimize-comments-and-whitespace/test.config.js, test/configCases/html/minimize-srcdoc/test.config.js
The minifier retains the original body when minification changes its opening or closing tag sequence. The option descriptions and tests specify and check this behavior.
HTML and XML parser coverage
Layer / File(s)
Summary
HTML parser handling and diagnostics lib/html/syntax-parser.js, test/unitCases/html/parser.unittest.js, test/unitCases/html/tokenizer.unittest.js
The in-body parser branch runs template-mode delegation and the unclosed-element check without an EOF guard. HTML parser tests cover error callbacks, error codes, and doctype ranges.
XML tokenizer test coverage test/unitCases/xml/tokenizer.unittest.js, test/unitCases/html/tokenizer.unittest.js, jest.config.js
XML tokenizer tests cover callbacks, offsets, parse errors, and malformed input. XML tokenizer tests are removed from the HTML tokenizer suite. Coverage instrumentation excludes the XML minifier.
XML parser test coverage test/unitCases/xml/parser.unittest.js, test/unitCases/html/parser.unittest.js
The XML parser suite covers parsing, tree structure, entities, declarations, normalization, source ranges, and malformed input. XML-mode tests and their helper are removed from the HTML parser suite.
HTML printer and minifier tests
Layer / File(s)
Summary
HTML printer and minifier behavior test/unitCases/html/printer.unittest.js
Tests cover nested SourceProcessor.process calls during printing, SVG data URL minification, and comment extraction.
This PR keeps conditional-comment body tags intact during minification and expands parser and minifier tests. The only open issue is that the changeset description is too long for the repository's format. Shorten it before merge; nothing else is blocking.
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Keep every tag of a conditional comment's body under `minifyConditionalComments`, and leave a body as written when minifying it would still add, drop or move one.
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Shorten the changeset description.
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255 B
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test: XML tokenizer and parser tests of its own, minifier entries covered by their printer tests
test: hold each language's syntax to its own unit tests, XML tokenizer and parser tests of its own
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test: hold each language's syntax to its own unit tests, XML tokenizer and parser tests of its own
test: XML tokenizer and parser tests of its own, minifier entries covered by their printer tests
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…hing
The plugin's entry points minify a handler as a function body and hand
the text back when the function is dropped whole or no code is asked
for; jsMinify answered an empty string or undefined there, failing the
jsMinify tests #22936 added on main.
#22926 minifies a handler body directly, so one that does nothing
prints as ""; #22936's jsMinify tests still expected the old wrap to
hand it back as written.
…age's mimetype (#22940)
* feat(html): run loaders on <style lang> bodies by mimetype
An inline <style lang="scss"> (less, stylus, …) body now enters the CSS
pipeline as a data:text/x-<lang> module, so a { mimetype: "text/x-scss" }
rule runs that language's loader on it and on no other <style>. The default
html-style rule sets type: "css", so a body no rule matches is still CSS.
* fix(html): type <style lang> bodies as mime-db types the language
less and stylus are text/less and text/stylus in mime-db, not text/x-less
and text/x-stylus; styl and stylus are both text/stylus. A lang mime-db
doesn't name (postcss, …) stays text/x-<lang>. mime-db isn't asked in
general: lang="pl" (Polish) would read as Perl.
* chore: describe <style lang> mimetypes in the changeset
* feat(html): build <style lang> and <script lang> bodies as virtual files
A body whose lang names another language is a virtual inline.<hash>.<lang>
file in its page's directory instead of a data: URI typed by mimetype, so:
- the rules for that language's files apply (test: /\.scss$/), and
<script lang="ts"> needs none under experiments.typescript;
- loaders get a real resourcePath and context, so relative @use / @import /
import resolve from the page and sass-loader reads .sass as indented;
- with: { lang } matches the attribute as written, any value.
The text still travels in the data: URI's resolve data, and the hash keeps
two bodies apart and a changed body out of a cached module.
* refactor(html): type <style lang> and <script lang> bodies by mimetype
Drop the virtual-file resolveForScheme and readResource hooks: a lang body
is a data: module typed as its language's files (text/x-scss, text/less,
text/stylus, text/typescript, else text/x-<lang>), so mimetype rules
register its loader and experiments.typescript handles lang="ts" as is.
with: { lang } still matches any value as written.
A resource with a scheme now gives loaders its module's context as
this.context, the referrer's directory for a data: URI, instead of the
dirname of the URI.
* refactor(html): drop with: { lang } for inline bodies
with is the import-attributes condition, so carrying an HTML lang there
misled. A lang body is matched by its mimetype alone: known languages as
their files' media type, any other as text/x-<lang>, which no built-in
rule's prefix catches; a lang no media type can name stays CSS or JS.
* test(html): read inline script urls without matchAll for Node 10
String.prototype.matchAll arrived in Node 12; the fixture runs on the
Node 10 job too.
* test(html): update CLI flags snapshot, cover lang=js and invalid script lang
The sources description changed, so the CLI flags snapshot carries it;
it now says text/x-<lang> applies to a valid media-type name only. The
fixture also checks <script lang="js"> and a lang no media type can name.
* fix(javascript): give back as written an event handler printed as nothing
The plugin's entry points minify a handler as a function body and hand
the text back when the function is dropped whole or no code is asked
for; jsMinify answered an empty string or undefined there, failing the
jsMinify tests #22936 added on main.
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Follows #22903: CSS, HTML and JavaScript each had a tokenizer, a parser and a printer test; XML only had a printer test, and four of the five minifier entries were never measured.
Tests per language
JSON.parse+ one loop)XML tokenizer and parser tests
XML is the HTML tokenizer and parser in XML mode. Its cases move out of the HTML tests into
test/unitCases/xml/tokenizer.unittest.js(tokenizeXml) andparser.unittest.js(the XML mode, an entity's replacement text). The tree's parse errors also move, from the HTML tokenizer test to the HTML parser test, as they are tree construction.Measured on
lib/html/syntax-parser.js:What only the XML tests reach is XML code (
tokenizeXml,_readXmlInternalSubset,processXml,_printXml, …), apart from the attribute-sorting and streaming print code both languages share, which the HTML printer test covers. Two shared gaps the split showed are now covered from HTML: a doctype's identifier ranges throughA, and a parse a visitor starts while a print runs. One parser branch nothing reaches is folded:modes.inBody's last check is always EOF, the one token kind left.Minifier entries
jest.config.jskeeps the minifier entries out of coverage: configCases pass them to minimizer-webpack-plugin as functions, which it ships to its workers as source, where instrumented code cannot run.xmlMinifywas missing from that list and is added.Measured from each entry's own printer test with that exclusion dropped:
The new
jsMinifycases (a boolean and predicate comment condition, a line comment and one written twice,compress: true, a compressorecma, mangle options, a handler holding runs of_, a handler dropped whole) are held byte for byte to the plugin's terser entry, as the existing ones are.Bug fixed:
minifyConditionalCommentsCovering
htmlMinifyfound that a conditional comment's body was minified as a document of its own:<!--[if IE]><div class="ie"><[endif]--><div class=ie></div><!--[if IE]></div><[endif]--></div>dropped<!--[if IE]><html class="ie"><[endif]--><html class=ie></html><table><!--[if IE]><tr><td>a</td></tr><[endif]--></table>a<!--[if IE]><p class="a">a</p><[endif]--><span><p class=a>a(IE puts the span inside thep)<p class=a>a</p>Bodies are now printed with every tag kept, and a body whose print would still add, drop or move a tag (compared through the tokenizer) is left as written. The option's description, two configCases' expectations and the CLI snapshot follow. The option is off by default and only IE 9 and older read these comments.
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