;; This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public ;; License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this ;; file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/. ;; ;; Copyright (c) KALEIDOS INC Sucursal en España SL (ns frontend-tests.plugins.tokens-test (:require [app.common.test-helpers.compositions :as ctho] [app.common.test-helpers.files :as cthf] [app.common.test-helpers.ids-map :as cthi] [app.common.test-helpers.tokens :as ctht] [app.common.types.tokens-lib :as ctob] [app.main.data.tokenscript :as ts] [app.main.store :as st] [app.plugins.api :as api] [app.plugins.tokens :as ptok] [cljs.test :as t :include-macros true] [frontend-tests.helpers.state :as ths] [potok.v2.core :as ptk])) (t/use-fixtures :each {:before cthi/reset-idmap!}) ;; Regression coverage for issue #9162. ;; ;; Plugin code calling `shape.applyToken(token, ["fill"])` or ;; `token.applyToShapes([rect], ["fill"])` from JavaScript supplies a JS ;; array of strings. Penpot's plugin proxies expect a Clojure set of ;; keywords. Two coupled defects made these calls silently no-op (or, with ;; `throwValidationErrors` enabled, throw a "check error"): ;; ;; 1. `token-attr-plugin->token-attr` only consulted its alias map when ;; the input was already a keyword — string inputs like "fill" or ;; "border-radius-top-left" fell through to the identity branch ;; unchanged, so the downstream `cto/token-attr?` predicate (which ;; checks against a set of keywords) returned false. ;; 2. The `applyToken` / `applyToShapes` / `applyToSelected` schemas used ;; plain `[:set ...]`, which does not have a `:decode/json` ;; transformer for the JS array → Clojure set coercion. Penpot's ;; custom `[::sm/set ...]` does. Switching to the registered set type ;; lets the standard JSON decoder pipeline turn the JS argument into ;; a set of strings, after which the `[:and ::sm/keyword [:fn ;; token-attr?]]` element schema coerces each string to a keyword and ;; validates it. ;; ;; These helper-level tests pin the string-friendly conversion contract; ;; the schema-level fix is covered by the existing plugin integration ;; suite that exercises `applyToken` end-to-end. (t/deftest token-attr-plugin->token-attr-passes-canonical-form-through ;; Both already-canonical short names and unaliased names pass through ;; unchanged. (t/is (= :fill (ptok/token-attr-plugin->token-attr :fill))) (t/is (= :stroke-color (ptok/token-attr-plugin->token-attr :stroke-color))) (t/is (= :r1 (ptok/token-attr-plugin->token-attr :r1))) (t/is (= :p2 (ptok/token-attr-plugin->token-attr :p2)))) (t/deftest token-attr-plugin->token-attr-resolves-verbose-plugin-aliases ;; Plugin-side verbose names (e.g. `:border-radius-top-left`) map to ;; their canonical short internal form (`:r1`) so plugin authors can ;; spell the corner explicitly without the engine having to know both. (t/is (= :r1 (ptok/token-attr-plugin->token-attr :border-radius-top-left))) (t/is (= :r2 (ptok/token-attr-plugin->token-attr :border-radius-top-right))) (t/is (= :r3 (ptok/token-attr-plugin->token-attr :border-radius-bottom-right))) (t/is (= :r4 (ptok/token-attr-plugin->token-attr :border-radius-bottom-left))) (t/is (= :p1 (ptok/token-attr-plugin->token-attr :padding-top-left))) (t/is (= :m3 (ptok/token-attr-plugin->token-attr :margin-bottom-right)))) (t/deftest token-attr-plugin->token-attr-resolves-padding-margin-side-aliases (t/is (= :p1 (ptok/token-attr-plugin->token-attr :padding-top))) (t/is (= :p2 (ptok/token-attr-plugin->token-attr :padding-right))) (t/is (= :p3 (ptok/token-attr-plugin->token-attr :padding-bottom))) (t/is (= :p4 (ptok/token-attr-plugin->token-attr :padding-left))) (t/is (= :m1 (ptok/token-attr-plugin->token-attr :margin-top))) (t/is (= :m2 (ptok/token-attr-plugin->token-attr :margin-right))) (t/is (= :m3 (ptok/token-attr-plugin->token-attr :margin-bottom))) (t/is (= :m4 (ptok/token-attr-plugin->token-attr :margin-left)))) (t/deftest token-attr-plugin->token-attr-coerces-string-input ;; This is the actual regression — JS plugin calls supply strings. (t/is (= :fill (ptok/token-attr-plugin->token-attr "fill"))) (t/is (= :stroke-color (ptok/token-attr-plugin->token-attr "stroke-color"))) ;; Verbose plugin aliases work via the string path too. (t/is (= :r1 (ptok/token-attr-plugin->token-attr "border-radius-top-left"))) (t/is (= :m3 (ptok/token-attr-plugin->token-attr "margin-bottom-right")))) (t/deftest token-attr?-accepts-keyword-input (t/is (true? (boolean (ptok/token-attr? :fill)))) (t/is (true? (boolean (ptok/token-attr? :stroke-color)))) (t/is (true? (boolean (ptok/token-attr? :r1)))) (t/is (true? (boolean (ptok/token-attr? :p2))))) (t/deftest token-attr?-accepts-string-input ;; Same JS-array-of-strings reproducer as the issue, exercised at the ;; predicate layer the plugin schemas call into. (t/is (true? (boolean (ptok/token-attr? "fill")))) (t/is (true? (boolean (ptok/token-attr? "stroke-color")))) (t/is (true? (boolean (ptok/token-attr? "r1")))) (t/is (true? (boolean (ptok/token-attr? "m3"))))) (t/deftest shape-apply-token-accepts-padding-top (t/async done (let [set-id (cthi/new-id! :token-set) token-id (cthi/new-id! :spacing-token) file (-> (cthf/sample-file :file1 :page-label :page1) (ctho/add-frame :frame1 {:layout :flex}) (ctht/add-tokens-lib) (ctht/update-tokens-lib #(-> % (ctob/add-set (ctob/make-token-set :id set-id :name "spacing")) (ctob/add-theme (ctob/make-token-theme :name "theme" :sets #{"spacing"})) (ctob/set-active-themes #{"/theme"}) (ctob/add-token set-id (ctob/make-token :id token-id :name "spacing.medium" :type :spacing :value 16))))) store (ths/setup-store file) _ (set! st/state store) _ (set! st/stream (ptk/input-stream store)) ^js context (api/create-context "00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000") ^js page (.-currentPage context) ^js shape (.getShapeById page (str (cthi/id :frame1))) ^js library (.-library context) ^js local (.-local library) ^js catalog (.-tokens local) ^js token-set (.getSetById catalog (str set-id)) ^js token (.getTokenById token-set (str token-id))] (.applyToken shape token #js ["paddingTop"]) (js/setTimeout (fn [] (let [shape-id (cthi/id :frame1) page-id (cthf/current-page-id file)] (t/is (= "spacing.medium" (.. shape -tokens -paddingTopLeft))) (t/is (= "spacing.medium" (get-in @store [:files (:id file) :data :pages-index page-id :objects shape-id :applied-tokens :p1]))) (done))) 0)))) (t/deftest token-attr?-rejects-unknown-input (t/is (false? (boolean (ptok/token-attr? :not-a-real-attr)))) (t/is (false? (boolean (ptok/token-attr? "not-a-real-attr")))) (t/is (false? (boolean (ptok/token-attr? nil))))) ;; Regression coverage for issue #10070. ;; ;; The Plugin API's `addToken` rejected reference tokens whose target ;; lives in an *inactive* token set, even though the referenced token ;; exists structurally. The proxy `:fn` resolved the new token against ;; active sets only (`get-tokens-in-active-sets`), so a reference into an ;; inactive set never resolved and fell into the generic `not-valid` ;; error path. ;; ;; The fix resolves against *all* tokens in the library (inactive sets ;; included), mirroring the workspace token-creation form. These tests ;; reproduce the exact `tokens-tree` construction from both the buggy and ;; the fixed `addToken` `:fn` and assert resolution behaviour directly — ;; the proxy `:fn` itself drives the global store and `st/emit!`, so it is ;; not unit-testable, but the resolve step it gates on is. (defn- inactive-set-library "A library with `primitives` (holding `color.gray.50`) left inactive and an active, empty `semantic` set — the repro from the issue." [] (-> (ctob/make-tokens-lib) (ctob/add-set (ctob/make-token-set :id (cthi/new-id! :primitives) :name "primitives")) (ctob/add-set (ctob/make-token-set :id (cthi/new-id! :semantic) :name "semantic")) (ctob/add-token (cthi/id :primitives) (ctob/make-token {:name "color.gray.50" :value "#fafafa" :type :color})) ;; `add-set` does not activate sets, so activate only `semantic`, ;; leaving `primitives` (the reference target) inactive. (ctob/toggle-set-in-theme ctob/hidden-theme-id "semantic"))) (t/deftest add-token-active-sets-only-fails-to-resolve-cross-set-reference ;; Demonstrates the bug: resolving the new token against active sets ;; only leaves the reference unresolved. (let [tokens-lib (inactive-set-library) token (ctob/make-token {:name "color.bg.default" :value "{color.gray.50}" :type :color}) tokens-tree (-> (ctob/get-tokens-in-active-sets tokens-lib) (assoc (:name token) token)) resolved (ts/resolve-tokens tokens-tree) {:keys [errors resolved-value]} (get resolved (:name token))] (t/is (nil? resolved-value)) (t/is (seq errors)))) (t/deftest add-token-resolves-cross-set-reference-into-inactive-set ;; The fix: resolving against all tokens in the library (inactive sets ;; included) resolves the reference even though `primitives` is inactive. (let [tokens-lib (inactive-set-library) token (ctob/make-token {:name "color.bg.default" :value "{color.gray.50}" :type :color}) tokens-tree (-> (merge (ctob/get-all-tokens-map tokens-lib) (ctob/get-tokens tokens-lib (cthi/id :semantic))) (assoc (:name token) token)) resolved (ts/resolve-tokens tokens-tree) {:keys [errors resolved-value]} (get resolved (:name token))] (t/is (some? resolved-value)) (t/is (empty? errors)))) (t/deftest add-token-still-fails-for-references-missing-from-every-set ;; A reference to a token that exists in *no* set must still fail, even ;; with the all-tokens resolution. (let [tokens-lib (inactive-set-library) token (ctob/make-token {:name "color.bg.default" :value "{color.does.not.exist}" :type :color}) tokens-tree (-> (merge (ctob/get-all-tokens-map tokens-lib) (ctob/get-tokens tokens-lib (cthi/id :semantic))) (assoc (:name token) token)) resolved (ts/resolve-tokens tokens-tree) {:keys [errors resolved-value]} (get resolved (:name token))] (t/is (nil? resolved-value)) (t/is (seq errors))))