uncomplicate.fluokitten.test — uncomplicate/fluokitten 0.9.1

Macros that generate Midje tests for various laws that categorical concepts have to satisfy. You should use these tests to check if your implementations of clojure protocols are valid beyond what the compiler can assert.

applicative-law1 clj macro

(applicative-law1 f x & xs)

Generates a test that checks if the applicative functor x satisfies the first applicative law:

(fapply (pure x f) x) => (fmap f x)

applicative-law2-identity clj macro

(applicative-law2-identity x)

Generates a test that checks if the applicative functor x satisfies the second applicative law:

(fapply (pure x identity) x) => x

applicative-law3-composition clj macro

(applicative-law3-composition u v x & xs)

Generates a test that checks if the applicative functor x satisfies the third applicative law:

(<*> (pure x (curry comp)) u v x) => (fapply u (fapply v x))

applicative-law4-homomorphism clj macro

(applicative-law4-homomorphism ap f x & xs)

Generates a test that checks if the applicative functor x satisfies the fourth applicative law:

(fapply (pure a f) (pure a x)) => (f x)

applicative-law5-interchange clj macro

(applicative-law5-interchange ap f x & xs)

Generates a test that checks if the applicative functor x satisfies the fifth applicative law:

(fapply u (pure a y)) => (fapply (pure a fn(% y)) u)

check-eq clj

(check-eq expected)

(check-eq expected actual)

Midje checker that check for the equality of contents in contexts such as references and reducibles.

data-structures-should-preserve-metadata clj macro

(data-structures-should-preserve-metadata f1 f2 builder x y)

Generates the tests that check whether the implementations of functions defined in Fluokitten protocols that extend Clojure core data structures preserve metadata.

extract-is-dual-of-pure clj macro

(extract-is-dual-of-pure m v)

fapply-keeps-type clj macro

(fapply-keeps-type f x & xs)

Generates a test that checks if the applicative functor x's implementation of fapply keeps the type of x when the function inside f is applied to its content.

fmap-keeps-type clj macro

(fmap-keeps-type f x & xs)

Generates a test that checks if the functor x's implementation of fmap keeps the type of x when f is applied to its content.

functor-law2 clj macro

(functor-law2 f x)

(functor-law2 f g x & xs)

Generates a test that checks if the functor x satisfies the Second Functor Law:

(fmap (comp f g)) => (fmap f (fmap g))

or, when applied to a concrete functor:

(fmap (comp f g) x) => (fmap f (fmap g x))

magma-op-keeps-type clj macro

(magma-op-keeps-type x y & ys)

Generates a test that checks if the operation op is closed on magma x.

monad-law1-left-identity clj macro

(monad-law1-left-identity m g x & xs)

Generates a test that checks if the monad x satisfies the first monad law:

(bind (pure m x) f) => (g x)

monad-law2-right-identity clj macro

(monad-law2-right-identity m)

Generates a test that checks if the monad x satisfies the secondmonad law:

(bind m (pure m)) => m

monad-law3-associativity clj macro

(monad-law3-associativity f g m & ms)

Generates a test that checks if the monad x satisfies the third monad law:

(bind m (fn [x] (bind (f x) g)

monoid-identity-law clj macro

(monoid-identity-law x & xs)

Generates a test that checks whether the Monoid implementation x satisfies the monoid identity law, i.e. if identity element for op exists: (op x (id x)) => x (op (id x) x) => x

semigroup-op-associativity clj macro

(semigroup-op-associativity x y & ys)

Generates a test that checks if x and op form a semigroup, i.e whether op is associative:

(op (op a b)) => (op a (op b c))