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splitargs

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splitargs

Splits strings into tokens by given separator except treating quoted part as a single token.

This project is still under construction. Here are some test code:

(function () {
    "use strict";

    var splitargs = require('./splitargs.js');

    describe('splitargs Suite', function () {
        beforeEach(function () {
        });
        afterEach(function () {
        });

        it('should split double quoted string', function () {
            var i = "I said 'I'm sorry.', and he said 'it doesn't matter.'";
            var o = splitargs(i);
            expect(o.length).toBe(7);
            expect(o[0]).toBe("I");
            expect(o[1]).toBe("said");
            expect(o[2]).toBe("I'm sorry.,");
            expect(o[3]).toBe("and");
            expect(o[4]).toBe("he");
            expect(o[5]).toBe("said");
            expect(o[6]).toBe("it doesn't matter.");
        });

        it('should split pure double quoted string', function () {
            var i = "I said \"I'm sorry.\", and he said \"it doesn't matter.\"";
            var o = splitargs(i);
            expect(o.length).toBe(7);
            expect(o[0]).toBe("I");
            expect(o[1]).toBe("said");
            expect(o[2]).toBe("I'm sorry.,");
            expect(o[3]).toBe("and");
            expect(o[4]).toBe("he");
            expect(o[5]).toBe("said");
            expect(o[6]).toBe("it doesn't matter.");
        });

        it('should split single quoted string', function () {
            var i = 'I said "I\'m sorry.", and he said "it doesn\'t matter."';
            var o = splitargs(i);
            expect(o.length).toBe(7);
            expect(o[0]).toBe("I");
            expect(o[1]).toBe("said");
            expect(o[2]).toBe("I'm sorry.,");
            expect(o[3]).toBe("and");
            expect(o[4]).toBe("he");
            expect(o[5]).toBe("said");
            expect(o[6]).toBe("it doesn't matter.");
        });
    });
})();