By Kaleigh Ross Mogatas
ID: A17051705
For this lab report, I will be working with three different snippets. I will be creating a total of six tests cases as I will be creating three on my code and three for the group I reviewed in week 7. I will run and show what the outcome was within each test for each snippet.
This is the link to my PERSONAL repository: https://github.com/kmogatas/markdown-parser.git
Now, this is the link to the group I reviewed: https://github.com/mdsflyboy/markdown-parser
`[a link`](url.com)
[another link](`google.com)`
[`cod[e`](google.com)
[`code]`](ucsd.edu)
The expected output of Snippet 1 should be [`google.com, google.com, ucsd.edu]. As indicated by the CommonMark demo site:
This was the test code I had implemented within my code as I wanted to test Snippet 1. This implements a JUnit test in order to see if my code worked or not.
Here, this is the JUnit test I used to check the group's code that I had reviewed:
Result of running test for Snippet 1
After running the test for both implementations, my code and the group I reviewed, for Snippet 1, both test cases had failed. Both test cases failed becuase it had returned a different outcome than the expected result.
This was the error message my code got after running JUnit:
My output was [url.com, `google.com, google.com].
This was the error message for the review group's code:
Their output was [url.com, `google.com, google.com, ucsd.edu].
Review question for Snippet 1
I believe that there is a small code change that will make my program work for Snippet 1 that uses inline code with backticks. I feel like as long as I check the start and the end of the backticks. This is because then I would be able to ignore any open and closed parenthesis and brackets inside those backticks, which will hopefully make our code run properly.
[a [nested link](a.com)](b.com)
[a nested parenthesized url](a.com(()))
[some escaped \[ brackets \]](example.com)
The expected output of Snippet 2 should be [a.com, a.com(()), example.com]. As indicated by the CommonMark demo site:
This is my JUnit test implementation in order to check if my code would pass or fail, by if it returned the correct output.
Here, this is the JUnit test I used to check the group's code that I had reviewed:
Result of running test for Snippet 2
After running the JUnit tests for both groups. Both group's had failed the test because the outputs did not match the expected outputs.
This was my error message when running the JUnit test.
My output was [a.com, a.com((].
This was the error message when running the test for my review group's code.
Their output was [a.com, a.com((, example.com].
Review question for Snippet 2
I believe that there is not a possible small code change that will make my program work for Snippet 2 that uses nested parentheses, brackets, and escaped brackets. I feel this because I would have to take into consideration all the necessary nested parenthesis and brackets. Above this checking, I have to see if this formatting is within the correct order, and if there are some afterwards and within the code, which can take a bit of lines.
[this title text is really long and takes up more than
one line
and has some line breaks](
https://www.twitter.com
)
[this title text is really long and takes up more than
one line](
https://sites.google.com/eng.ucsd.edu/cse-15l-spring-2022/schedule
)
[this link doesn't have a closing parenthesis](github.com
And there's still some more text after that.
[this link doesn't have a closing parenthesis for a while](https://cse.ucsd.edu/
)
And then there's more text
The expected output of Snippet 3 should be [https://sites.google.com/eng.ucsd.edu/cse-15l-spring-2022/schedule]. As indicated by the CommonMark demo site:
This is my JUnit test that I implemented to see if my code functioned properly.
Here, this is the JUnit test I used to check the group's code that I had reviewed:
Result of running test for Snippet 3
After running the JUnit test cases that I had implemented between the two groups. The test cases for both groups had failed. They both failed because the resulting output of both of our groups did not match the expected output.
This is my error message once running JUnit.
My output was:
[
https://www.twitter.com
,
https://sites.google.com/eng.ucsd.edu/cse-15l-spring-2022/schedule
, github.com
And there's still some more text after that.
[this link doesn't have a closing parenthesis for a while](https://cse.ucsd.edu/
]
This was the review group's error message when running JUnit.
Their output was [].
Review question for Snippet 3
I believe that there is not a possible small code change that will make my program work for Snippet 3 that uses newlines in brackets and parentheses. I believe that it will take a longer code to fix the error because I would have to account for all the additional new lines being placed within the parenthesis and brackets. From this I would have to keep track of where the links and phrases continue and start at because of the newlines messing up the formatting of the link creation.