0.0.6 • Published 5 years ago

fast-spec v0.0.6

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fast-spec

Discover laws in your code like with QuickSpec

In a nutshell

Have you ever wonder what could be the laws that rule your code? The complex relations there might be between two distinct functions?

fast-spec is able to help you discovering them.

Example

Let's find the laws that link concat, reverse and [] together.

import * as fc from "fast-check";
import { funcDef, instDef, varDef, findSpecs } from "fast-spec";
// const fc = require("fast-check");
// const { funcDef, instDef, varDef, findSpecs } = require("fast-spec");

findSpecs([
  // declare functions to be considered
  funcDef("concat", 2, (a, b) => [...a, ...b]),
  funcDef("reverse", 1, (a) => [...a].reverse()),
  // declare basic root values (of special interest)
  instDef("[]", []),
  // declare complex values that can be consumed by your functions
  varDef("x", fc.array(fc.char()))
], { // optional settings
  // number of combinations to try - default: 100
  numSamples: 100,
  // complexity of the combinations - default: 2
  complexity: 2,
  // number of inputs to try to confirm a combination - default: 100
  numFuzz: 100
})

fast-spec will be able to find relationships like:

  • concat([], []) = []
  • concat([], x0) == x0
  • concat(x0, []) == x0
  • concat(concat(x0, x1), x2) == concat(x0, concat(x1, x2))
  • concat(reverse(x0), reverse(x1)) == reverse(concat(x1, x0))
  • reverse([]) = []
  • reverse(reverse(x0)) == x0
  • ...

Live example available at https://runkit.com/dubzzz/hello-world-fast-spec-v2