roboservant/test/Spec.hs

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{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}
{-# LANGUAGE TypeApplications #-}
import qualified Foo
import Hedgehog (Group (..), checkSequential, withTests)
import qualified Roboservant as RS
import qualified UnsafeIO
-- | this is pretty bad. hopefully Jacob knows a better way of doing this.
-- https://twitter.com/mwotton/status/1305189249646460933
assert :: String -> Bool -> IO ()
assert _ True = pure ()
assert err False = ioError $ userError err
-- | This is horribly laid out, sorry. Will fix at some point.
main :: IO ()
main = do
assert "should find an error in Foo" . not
=<< checkSequential (Group "Foo" [("Foo", withTests 1000 $ RS.prop_sequential @Foo.FooApi Foo.fooServer)])
-- The UnsafeIO checker does not actually really use the contextually aware stuff, though it
-- could: it's mostly here to show how to test for concurrency problems.
unsafeServer <- UnsafeIO.makeServer
-- this will not detect the error, as it requires concurrency.
assert "should find nothing" =<< checkSequential (Group "Unsafe" [("Sequential", RS.prop_sequential @UnsafeIO.UnsafeApi unsafeServer)])
-- this will!
assert "should find with parallel check" . not
=<< checkSequential (Group "Unsafe" [("Parallel", RS.prop_concurrent @UnsafeIO.UnsafeApi unsafeServer)])