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How to use computeObjectDepth method in fast-check-monorepo

Best JavaScript code snippet using fast-check-monorepo

unicodeJsonValue.spec.ts

...25  );26  const isCorrect = (v: unknown, extra: Extra) => {27    expect(JSON.parse(fc.stringify(v))).toEqual(v); // JSON.stringify does not handle the -0 properly28    if (extra !== undefined && extra.maxDepth !== undefined) {29      expect(computeObjectDepth(v)).toBeLessThanOrEqual(extra.maxDepth);30    }31  };32  const unicodeJsonValueBuilder = (extra: Extra) => unicodeJsonValue(extra);33  it('should produce the same values given the same seed', () => {34    assertProduceSameValueGivenSameSeed(unicodeJsonValueBuilder, { extraParameters });35  });36  it('should only produce correct values', () => {37    assertProduceCorrectValues(unicodeJsonValueBuilder, isCorrect, { extraParameters });38  });39  it('should produce values seen as shrinkable without any context', () => {40    assertProduceValuesShrinkableWithoutContext(unicodeJsonValueBuilder, { extraParameters });41  });42  // Property: should be able to shrink to the same values without initial context43  // Is partially applicable given the fact that: Object.keys() has a specific handling of integer keys over string ones....

jsonValue.spec.ts

Source: jsonValue.spec.ts

...25  );26  const isCorrect = (v: unknown, extra: Extra) => {27    expect(JSON.parse(fc.stringify(v))).toEqual(v); // JSON.stringify does not handle the -0 properly28    if (extra !== undefined && extra.maxDepth !== undefined) {29      expect(computeObjectDepth(v)).toBeLessThanOrEqual(extra.maxDepth);30    }31  };32  const jsonValueBuilder = (extra: Extra) => jsonValue(extra);33  it('should produce the same values given the same seed', () => {34    assertProduceSameValueGivenSameSeed(jsonValueBuilder, { extraParameters });35  });36  it('should only produce correct values', () => {37    assertProduceCorrectValues(jsonValueBuilder, isCorrect, { extraParameters });38  });39  it('should produce values seen as shrinkable without any context', () => {40    assertProduceValuesShrinkableWithoutContext(jsonValueBuilder, { extraParameters });41  });42  // Property: should be able to shrink to the same values without initial context43  // Is partially applicable given the fact that: Object.keys() has a specific handling of integer keys over string ones....

ComputeObjectDepth.ts

Source: ComputeObjectDepth.ts

1export function computeObjectDepth(o: unknown): number {2  if (o === null || typeof o !== 'object' || o instanceof Boolean || o instanceof Number || o instanceof String) {3    // Not an object (or possibly a boxed value)4    return 0;5  }6  // .keys and .values are defined on normal arrays but will be problematic for arrays containing holes7  // as they also take holes into account8  const values =9    !Array.isArray(o!) && 'values' in o!10      ? [...(o! as { values: () => Iterable<unknown> }).values()]11      : Object.values(o!);12  return 1 + Math.max(...values.map((v) => computeObjectDepth(v)));...

Using AI Code Generation

1const { computeObjectDepth } = require('fast-check');2const obj = {3 b: {4 d: {5 },6 },7};

Using AI Code Generation

1const fc = require('fast-check');2const computeObjectDepth = require('fast-check/lib/check/arbitrary/definition/ComputeObjectDepth.js');3const obj = {a: {b: {c: {d: 'e'}}}};4const fc = require('fast-check');5const computeObjectDepth = require('fast-check/lib/check/arbitrary/definition/ComputeObjectDepth.js');6const obj = {a: {b: {c: {d: 'e'}}}};7const fc = require('fast-check');8const computeObjectDepth = require('fast-check/lib/check/arbitrary/definition/ComputeObjectDepth.js');9const obj = {a: {b: {c: {d: 'e'}}}};10const fc = require('fast-check');11const computeObjectDepth = require('fast-check/lib/check/arbitrary/definition/ComputeObjectDepth.js');12const obj = {a: {b: {c: {d: 'e'}}}};13const fc = require('fast-check');14const computeObjectDepth = require('fast-check/lib/check/arbitrary/definition/ComputeObjectDepth.js');15const obj = {a: {b: {c: {d: 'e'}}}};16const fc = require('fast-check');17const computeObjectDepth = require('fast-check/lib/check/arbitrary/definition/ComputeObjectDepth.js');18const obj = {a: {b: {c: {d: 'e'}}}};19const fc = require('fast

Using AI Code Generation

1const { computeObjectDepth } = require('fast-check');2const obj = {3a: {4b: {5}6}7};8Node.js fs.unlink() Method9Node.js fs.unlinkSync() Method10Node.js fs.rename() Method11Node.js fs.renameSync() Method12Node.js fs.truncate() Method13Node.js fs.truncateSync() Method14Node.js fs.mkdir() Method15Node.js fs.mkdirSync() Method16Node.js fs.rmdir() Method17Node.js fs.rmdirSync() Method18Node.js fs.readdir() Method19Node.js fs.readdirSync() Method20Node.js fs.readlink() Method21Node.js fs.readlinkSync() Method22Node.js fs.symlink() Method23Node.js fs.symlinkSync() Method24Node.js fs.lstat() Method25Node.js fs.lstatSync() Method26Node.js fs.stat() Method27Node.js fs.statSync() Method28Node.js fs.read() Method29Node.js fs.readSync() Method30Node.js fs.write() Method31Node.js fs.writeSync() Method32Node.js fs.readFile() Method33Node.js fs.readFileSync() Method34Node.js fs.writeFile() Method35Node.js fs.writeFileSync() Method36Node.js fs.appendFile() Method37Node.js fs.appendFileSync() Method38Node.js fs.access() Method39Node.js fs.accessSync() Method40Node.js fs.copyFile() Method41Node.js fs.copyFileSync() Method42Node.js fs.watch() Method43Node.js fs.watchFile() Method44Node.js fs.unwatchFile() Method45Node.js fs.realpath() Method46Node.js fs.realpathSync() Method47Node.js fs.mkdtemp() Method48Node.js fs.mkdtempSync() Method

Using AI Code Generation

1const fc = require("fast-check");2const computeObjectDepth = require("compute-object-depth");3fc.assert(4  fc.property(fc.object(), (obj) => {5    const depth = computeObjectDepth(obj);6    console.log("depth: ", depth);7  })8);

Using AI Code Generation

1const { computeObjectDepth } = require('@microsoft/fast-check');2const obj = {3    a: {4        b: {5        },6    },7};8console.log(computeObjectDepth(obj));9console.log(computeObjectDepth({ a: 1 }));10console.log(computeObjectDepth(1));11console.log(computeObjectDepth(null));12console.log(computeObjectDepth(undefined));13console.log(computeObjectDepth([1, 2, 3]));14console.log(computeObjectDepth([]));15console.log(computeObjectDepth(new Set([1, 2, 3])));16console.log(computeObjectDepth(new Set()));17console.log(computeObjectDepth(new Map([[1, 2], [3, 4]])));18console.log(computeObjectDepth(new Map()));19console.log(computeObjectDepth(new Date()));20console.log(computeObjectDepth(new Date(0)));21console.log(computeObjectDepth(new RegExp('a')));22console.log(computeObjectDepth(new RegExp('a', 'g')));23console.log(computeObjectDepth(new String('a')));24console.log(computeObjectDepth(new String('')));25console.log(computeObjectDepth(new Number(1)));26console.log(computeObjectDepth(new Number(0)));27console.log(computeObjectDepth(new Boolean(true)));28console.log(computeObjectDepth(new Boolean(false)));29console.log(computeObjectDepth(Symbol()));

Using AI Code Generation

1const fc = require("fast-check");2const computeObjectDepth = require("./computeObjectDepth.js");3const depth = 5;4  .array(fc.anything(), { minLength: 1, maxLength: 5 })5  .chain((a) => fc.tuple(fc.constant(a), fc.constant(depth)))6  .map(([a, d]) => fc.object({ a, d }))7  .generate();8console.log("generated object tree: ", objectTree);9const computedObjectDepth = computeObjectDepth(objectTree);10console.log("computed object depth: ", computedObjectDepth);

Using AI Code Generation

1const object = require('./object.js');2const {computeObjectDepth} = require('fast-check');3const depth = computeObjectDepth(object);4console.log(depth);5const object = {6    d: {7        d: {8            d: {9                d: {10                    d: {11                        d: {12                            d: {13                                d: {14                                    d: {15                                        d: {16                                            d: {17                                                d: {18                                                    d: {19                                                        d: {20                                                            d: {21                                                                d: {22                                                                    d: {23                                                                        d: {

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