C++ JSON Content Rules Parser

The unit tests are in the test project of the main C++ solution.

The execution-tests directory contains material for testing the error messages generated by the jcrcheck program. The directory contains the test-runner.rb test program, zinc-reviewer.rb and sub-directories with sample JCR files.

test-runner.rb globs all the sample JCR files and runs the jcrcheck program on each of them, capturing the output into separate files. If a pre-vetted reference output is present, it compares the generated output to the reference. The results of running jcrcheck on <name>.jcr is stored in the file <name>.txt and the pre-vetted reference versions of the output are stored in files named <name>.zinc.txt. (The reference file names are augmented with zinc rather than gold so that the order of display in Windows explorer is more natural.)

test-runner.rb will look for various files in the sub-directories containing the JCR test files in order to set command-line flags for running the tests. If $test-opt.parse-only is present in a sub-directory, then all tests for that sub-directory will have the -parse-only command-line flag set. For per-JCR-file test options, if <name>.jcr is being tested, and the file <name>.test-opt.parse-only is present, then the -parse-only flag will be included specifically for that test.

zinc-reviewer.rb is a Ruby/Tk based program that facilitates reviewing the results of tests run by test-runner.rb and selecting vetted zinc references.

To assist in seeing how the library can be used, using the principle of 'tests as documentation', the test Table of Contents is here.