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content / web_test / common / mojo_optional_numerics_unittest.mojom [blame]
// Copyright 2023 The Chromium Authors
// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
// found in the LICENSE file.
module content.optional_numerics_unittest.mojom;
enum RegularEnum {
kFoo = 1,
kBar = 2,
};
// Struct made out of optional numerics.
struct OptionalNumericsStruct {
bool? optional_bool;
uint8? optional_uint8;
int8? optional_int8;
uint16? optional_uint16;
int16? optional_int16;
uint32? optional_uint32;
int32? optional_int32;
uint64? optional_uint64;
int64? optional_int64;
float? optional_float;
double? optional_double;
RegularEnum? optional_enum;
};
// There are two implementations of this interface: a C++ one to test
// JS correctly encodes optional numerics in function params and a JS one to
// test JS correctly decodes optional numerics in function params.
interface Params {
// The following methods help test that JS correctly handles null optional
// numerics.
//
// Runs the empty callback. CHECKs if `optional_bool` is not null.
SendNullBool(bool? optional_bool) => ();
// Runs the empty callback. CHECKs if `optional_uint8` is not null.
SendNullUint8(uint8? optional_uint8) => ();
// Runs the empty callback. CHECKs if `optional_int8` is not null.
SendNullInt8(int8? optional_int8) => ();
// Runs the empty callback. CHECKs if `optional_uint16` is not null.
SendNullUint16(uint16? optional_uint16) => ();
// Runs the empty callback. CHECKs if `optional_int16` is not null.
SendNullInt16(int16? optional_int16) => ();
// Runs the empty callback. CHECKs if `optional_uint32` is not null.
SendNullUint32(uint32? optional_uint32) => ();
// Runs the empty callback. CHECKs if `optional_int32` is not null.
SendNullInt32(int32? optional_int32) => ();
// Runs the empty callback. CHECKs if `optional_uint64` is not null.
SendNullUint64(uint64? optional_uint64) => ();
// Runs the empty callback. CHECKs if `optional_int64` is not null.
SendNullInt64(int64? optional_int64) => ();
// Runs the empty callback. CHECKs if `optional_float` is not null.
SendNullFloat(float? optional_float) => ();
// Runs the empty callback. CHECKs if `optional_double` is not null.
SendNullDouble(double? optional_double) => ();
// Runs the empty callback. CHECKs if `optional_enum` is not null.
SendNullEnum(RegularEnum? optional_enum) => ();
// Runs the empty callback. CHECKs if `optional_bools` is not null.
SendNullBools(array<bool?> optional_bools) => ();
// Runs the empty callback. CHECKs if `optional_int16s` is not null.
SendNullInt16s(array<int16?> optional_int16s) => ();
// Runs the empty callback. CHECKs if `optional_uint32s` is not null.
SendNullUint32s(array<uint32?> optional_uint32s) => ();
// Runs the empty callback. CHECKs if `optional_doubles` is not null.
SendNullDoubles(array<double?> optional_doubles) => ();
// Runs the empty callback. CHECKs if `optional_enums` is not null.
SendNullEnums(array<RegularEnum?> optional_enums) => ();
// Runs the empty callback. CHECKs if `optional_bools` is not null.
SendNullBoolMap(map<int32, bool?> values) => ();
// Runs the empty callback. CHECKs if `optional_bools` is not null.
SendNullDoubleMap(map<int32, double?> values) => ();
// Runs the empty callback. CHECKs if `optional_bools` is not null.
SendNullEnumMap(map<int32, RegularEnum?> values) => ();
// The following methods help test that JS correctly handles optional
// numerics with a value.
//
// Runs callback with `optional_bool`.
SendOptionalBool(bool? optional_bool) => (bool value);
// Runs callback with `optional_uint8`.
SendOptionalUint8(uint8? optional_uint8) => (uint8 value);
// Runs callback with `optional_int8`.
SendOptionalInt8(int8? optional_int8) => (int8 value);
// Runs callback with `optional_uint16`.
SendOptionalUint16(uint16? optional_uint16) => (uint16 value);
// Runs callback with `optional_int16`.
SendOptionalInt16(int16? optional_int16) => (int16 value);
// Runs callback with `optional_uint32`.
SendOptionalUint32(uint32? optional_uint32) => (uint32 value);
// Runs callback with `optional_int32`.
SendOptionalInt32(int32? optional_int32) => (int32 value);
// Runs callback with `optional_uint64`.
SendOptionalUint64(uint64? optional_uint64) => (uint64 value);
// Runs callback with `optional_int64`.
SendOptionalInt64(int64? optional_int64) => (int64 value);
// Runs callback with `optional_float`.
SendOptionalFloat(float? optional_float) => (float value);
// Runs callback with `optional_double`.
SendOptionalDouble(double? optional_double) => (double value);
// Runs callback with `optional_enum`.
SendOptionalEnum(RegularEnum? optional_enum) => (RegularEnum value);
// Runs callback with `optional_enum`.
SendOptionalBools(array<bool?> optional_enums) => (array<bool> values);
// Runs callback with `optional_int16`.
SendOptionalInt16s(array<int16?> optional_int16s) => (array<int16> values);
// Runs callback with `optional_uint32`.
SendOptionalUint32s(array<uint32?> optional_uint32s)
=> (array<uint32> values);
// Runs callback with `optional_double`.
SendOptionalDoubles(array<double?> optional_doubles)
=> (array<double> values);
// Runs callback with `optional_enum`.
SendOptionalEnums(array<RegularEnum?> optional_enums)
=> (array<RegularEnum> values);
// Runs callback by unwrapping all null values.
SendOptionalBoolMap(map<int32, bool?> values)
=> (map<int32, bool> values);
// Runs callback by unwrapping all null values.
SendOptionalDoubleMap(map<int32, double?> values)
=> (map<int32, double> values);
// Runs callback by unwrapping all null values.
SendOptionalEnumMap(map<int32, RegularEnum?> values)
=> (map<int32, RegularEnum> values);
// Runs a callback with null. Helps test that JS can correctly handle null
// structs with optional numerics.
SendNullStructWithOptionalNumerics(OptionalNumericsStruct? s) => ();
// Helps test that JS can correctly handle a struct with null optional
// numerics.
// Runs the empty callback. CHECKs if the values in the struct are not null.
SendStructWithNullOptionalNumerics(OptionalNumericsStruct s) => ();
// Runs callback the values in the struct. Helps test that JS can correctly
// handle a struct with optional numerics.
SendStructWithOptionalNumerics(OptionalNumericsStruct s) => (
bool bool_value,
uint8 uint8_value,
int8 int8_value,
uint16 uint16_value,
int16 int16_value,
uint32 uint32_value,
int32 int32_value,
uint64 uint64_value,
int64 int64_value,
float float_value,
double double_value,
RegularEnum enum_value);
};
// There are two implementations of this interface: a C++ one to test
// JS correctly decodes optional numerics in response params and a JS one to
// test JS correctly encodes optional numerics in response params.
interface ResponseParams {
// The following methods help test that JS can correctly handle null optional
// numerics in response params.
//
// Returns a null optional bool.
GetNullBool() => (bool? optional_value);
// Returns a null optional uint8.
GetNullUint8() => (uint8? optional_value);
// Returns a null optional int8.
GetNullInt8() => (int8? optional_value);
// // Returns a null optional uint16.
GetNullUint16() => (uint16? optional_value);
// // Returns a null optional int16.
GetNullInt16() => (int16? optional_value);
// // Returns a null optional uint32.
GetNullUint32() => (uint32? optional_value);
// // Returns a null optional int32.
GetNullInt32() => (int32? optional_value);
// Returns a null optional uint64.
GetNullUint64() => (uint64? optional_value);
// Returns a null optional int64.
GetNullInt64() => (int64? optional_value);
// Returns a null optional float.
GetNullFloat() => (float? optional_value);
// Returns a null optional double.
GetNullDouble() => (double? optional_value);
// Returns a null optional enum.
GetNullEnum() => (RegularEnum? optional_value);
// Returns a list of optional bools.
GetNullBools() => (array<bool?> optional_values);
// Returns a list of optional int16s.
GetNullInt16s() => (array<int16?> optional_values);
// Returns a list of optional uint32s.
GetNullUint32s() => (array<uint32?> optional_values);
// Returns a list of optional doubles.
GetNullDoubles() => (array<double?> optional_values);
// Returns a list of optional enums.
GetNullEnums() => (array<RegularEnum?> optional_values);
// Returns a simple map with a single {0, null} entry.
GetNullBoolMap() => (map<int16, bool?> optional_values);
// Returns a simple map with a single {0, null} entry.
GetNullInt32Map() => (map<int16, int32?> optional_values);
// Returns a simple map with a single {0, null} entry.
GetNullEnumMap() => (map<int16, RegularEnum?> optional_values);
// The following methods help test that JS can correctly handle optional
// numerics in response params.
//
// Returns |value| in an optional bool.
GetOptionalBool(bool value) => (bool? optional_value);
// Returns |value| in an optional unit8.
GetOptionalUint8(uint8 value) => (uint8? optional_value);
// Returns |value| in an optional int8.
GetOptionalInt8(int8 value) => (int8? optional_value);
// Returns |value| in an optional uint16.
GetOptionalUint16(uint16 value) => (uint16? optional_value);
// Returns |value| in an optional int16.
GetOptionalInt16(int16 value) => (int16? optional_value);
// Returns |value| in an optional uint32.
GetOptionalUint32(uint32 value) => (uint32? optional_value);
// Returns |value| in an optional int32.
GetOptionalInt32(int32 value) => (int32? optional_value);
// Returns |value| in an optional uint64.
GetOptionalUint64(uint64 value) => (uint64? optional_value);
// Returns |value| in an optional int64.
GetOptionalInt64(int64 value) => (int64? optional_value);
// Returns |value| in an optional float.
GetOptionalFloat(float value) => (float? optional_value);
// Returns |value| in an optional double.
GetOptionalDouble(double value) => (double? optional_value);
// Returns |value| in an optional enum.
GetOptionalEnum(RegularEnum value) => (RegularEnum? optional_value);
// Returns |value| sandwiched between two null values. E.g.:
// [null, |value|, null].
GetOptionalBools(bool value) => (array<bool?> optional_values);
// Returns |value| sandwiched between two null values. E.g.:
// [null, |value|, null].
GetOptionalInt16s(int16 value) => (array<int16?> optional_values);
// Returns |value| sandwiched between two null values. E.g.:
// [null, |value|, null].
GetOptionalUint32s(uint32 value) => (array<uint32?> optional_values);
// Returns |value| sandwiched between two null values. E.g.:
// [null, |value|, null].
GetOptionalDoubles(double value) => (array<double?> optional_values);
// Returns |value| sandwiched between two null values. E.g.:
// [null, |value|, null].
GetOptionalEnums(RegularEnum value) => (array<RegularEnum?> optional_values);
// Returns {|key|, |value|} sandwiched between two null values. E.g.:
// {
// [key - 1]: null,
// [key]: value,
// [key +1]: value,
// }
GetOptionalBoolMap(int16 key, bool value)
=> (map<int16, bool?> optional_values);
// Same as above.
GetOptionalFloatMap(int16 key, float value)
=> (map<int16, float?> optional_values);
// Same as above.
GetOptionalEnumMap(int16 key, RegularEnum value)
=> (map<int16, RegularEnum?> optional_values);
// Runs a callback with null. Helps test that JS can correctly handle null
// structs with optional numerics.
GetNullStructWithOptionalNumerics() => (OptionalNumericsStruct? s);
// Returns a struct with null optional numerics. Helps test that JS can
// correctly handle structs with null optional numerics.
GetStructWithNullOptionalNumerics() => (OptionalNumericsStruct s);
// Returns a struct with values as optional numerics. Helps test that JS can
// correctly handle struct with optional numerics.
GetStructWithOptionalNumerics(
bool bool_value,
uint8 uint8_value,
int8 int8_value,
uint16 uint16_value,
int16 int16_value,
uint32 uint32_value,
int32 int32_value,
uint64 uint64_value,
int64 int64_value,
float float_value,
double double_value,
RegularEnum enum_value) => (OptionalNumericsStruct s);
};
struct VersionedStructV0 {
};
struct VersionedStructV2 {
[MinVersion=2] bool? bool_value;
[MinVersion=2] uint8? uint8_value;
[MinVersion=2] int8? int8_value;
[MinVersion=2] uint16? uint16_value;
[MinVersion=2] int16? int16_value;
[MinVersion=2] uint32? uint32_value;
[MinVersion=2] int32? int32_value;
[MinVersion=2] uint64? uint64_value;
[MinVersion=2] int64? int64_value;
[MinVersion=2] float? float_value;
[MinVersion=2] double? double_value;
[MinVersion=2] RegularEnum? enum_value;
};
// Implemented in JS to test that optional numerics in versioned interfaces
// work.
interface InterfaceV0 {
// V2 of this method has optional numeric params and response params.
MethodWithVersionedParams@1() => ();
// V2 of this method uses VersionedStructV2.
MethodWithVersionedStruct@2(VersionedStructV0 s) => (VersionedStructV0 s);
};
// Implemented in JS to test that optional numerics in versioned interfaces
// work.
interface InterfaceV2 {
// Returns the optional numerics it was sent but with some transformations
// i.e. !bool_value, integers get multiplied by 2, float and double get
// multiplied by 3.
MethodWithVersionedParams@1(
[MinVersion=2] bool? bool_value,
[MinVersion=2] uint8? uint8_value,
[MinVersion=2] int8? int8_value,
[MinVersion=2] uint16? uint16_value,
[MinVersion=2] int16? int16_value,
[MinVersion=2] uint32? uint32_value,
[MinVersion=2] int32? int32_value,
[MinVersion=2] uint64? uint64_value,
[MinVersion=2] int64? int64_value,
[MinVersion=2] float? float_value,
[MinVersion=2] double? double_value,
[MinVersion=2] RegularEnum? enum_value
) => (
[MinVersion=2] bool? bool_value,
[MinVersion=2] uint8? uint8_value,
[MinVersion=2] int8? int8_value,
[MinVersion=2] uint16? uint16_value,
[MinVersion=2] int16? int16_value,
[MinVersion=2] uint32? uint32_value,
[MinVersion=2] int32? int32_value,
[MinVersion=2] uint64? uint64_value,
[MinVersion=2] int64? int64_value,
[MinVersion=2] float? float_value,
[MinVersion=2] double? double_value,
[MinVersion=2] RegularEnum? enum_value
);
// Returns the optional numerics in `s` it was sent but with some
// transformations i.e. !bool_value, integers get multiplied by 2, float and
// double get multiplied by 3.
MethodWithVersionedStruct@2(VersionedStructV2 s) => (VersionedStructV2 s);
};