io-ts-fuzzer
Advanced tools
io-ts-fuzzer lets you generate examples of a given
io-ts type.
Please note: API elements marked @experimental may be changed in breaking ways
(including removal) without a major version release. Don't use such APIs if
that's not acceptable for you.
After yarn add fp-ts io-ts io-ts-fuzzer...
import * as t from 'io-ts';
import * as fuzz from 'io-ts-fuzzer';
// Fuzzers for common types
const r = fuzz.createCoreRegistry();
// Type to fuzz
const target = t.union([t.string, t.type({ n: t.number, b: t.boolean })]);
// Builds a particular fuzzer from the registry.
const fuzzer = fuzz.exampleGenerator(r, target);
// Make examples. The input number and context
// fully determines the output example.
for (const n of new Array(10).keys()) {
console.log(JSON.stringify(fuzzer.encode([n, fuzz.fuzzContext()])));
}
See examples/quickstart/index.ts.
Currently supports (along with their closure under composition):
t.arrayt.booleant.exactt.Intt.intersectiont.keyoft.literalt.nullt.numbert.partialt.readonlyt.readonlyArrayt.recordt.recursivet.stringt.tuplet.type (interface)t.undefinedt.uniont.unknownt.UnknownArrayt.UnknownRecordt.voidIf you yarn add monocle-ts io-ts-types and register the
io-ts-types extra fuzzers via
r.register(...await loadIoTsTypesFuzzers()), the following additional types
will be supported:
dateBooleanFromStringDateFromISOStringDateFromNumberDateFromUnixTimeIntFromStringNonEmptyStringNumberFromStringUUIDregexpThe following io-ts-types are composed of core types and you do not need to
loadIoTsTypesFuzzers to fuzz them:
eitheroptionGiven a d = t.Decoder<I,A> (aka a t.Type), fuzz.exampleGenerator will
build a t.Encoder<[number,FuzzContext],I> that will give example instances of
I. The example instances should all pass on d.decode (which should return an
identical example in the case of basic types). No exceptions should be thrown.
The FluentRegistry interface lets you easily configure certain core fuzzers,
currently:
array, readonlyArray, UnknownArray)partial and type (interface) objectsunknown typesrecord, UnknownRecord)When fuzzing recursive types, you can provide to the context a
maxRecursionHint which specifies the requested maximum instantiations of any
recursive type in a single path. Note that this is the maximum depth of
recursive types, not all types. If the recursive depth has been reached,
fuzzers that have a choice of which child(ren) to instantiate (like unions,
partials, or arrays) will attempt to choose children that won't recurse.
Note this is only a hint -- sometimes the type definition won't allow the fuzzer to choose such a non-recursive path (and you'll get a stack limit error when attempting to generate the actual example from the generator).
TODO
TODO
Read the LICENSE for details.
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# io-ts-fuzzer
This product contains software originally developed by Holvonix LLC.
Original Repository: https://github.com/holvonix-open/io-ts-fuzzer
Copyright (c) 2019 Holvonix LLC. All rights reserved.
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this software except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at
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FAQs
Fuzzing for io-ts codecs and types
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