Add real-life JSON5 files and corresponding unit tests #30
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This PR adds two real-world JSON5 configuration files to the test suite along with corresponding unit tests to validate the parser's ability to handle complex, production-grade JSON5 files.
Changes Made
New Test Files Added
lib/src/test/resources/harmonyos-ide-hvigor-build-profile-V13.json5- A comprehensive HarmonyOS IDE build configuration file with nested objects, arrays, and extensive use of JSON5 features like comments and trailing commaslib/src/test/resources/blink-renderer-core-frame-settings.json5- A large Blink renderer configuration file (1,158 lines) demonstrating the parser's capability with complex real-world configurationsNew Unit Tests Added
testParseHarmonyOSBuildProfileJson5()- Validates parsing of the HarmonyOS build profile, checking key structural elements likeapp,modules,signingConfigs,products, andbuildModeSettestParseBlinkRendererFrameSettingsJson5()- Validates parsing of the Blink renderer settings, verifying theparametersanddatasections with their respective propertiesTesting
Both new tests successfully parse their respective files and validate key structural elements without breaking any existing functionality. All 127 tests in the test suite continue to pass.
These additions demonstrate the JSON5 parser's robustness with:
//) and multi-line (/* */) commentsFixes #29.
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