Fix quasiquote flattening bug, decouple relations from evaluator
- Fix qq-expand in eval.sx: use concat+list instead of append to prevent
nested lists from being flattened during quasiquote expansion
- Update append primitive to match spec ("if x is list, concatenate")
- Rebuild sx_ref.py with quasiquote fix
- Make relations.py self-contained: parse defrelation AST directly
without depending on the evaluator (25/25 tests pass)
- Replace hand-written JSEmitter with js.sx self-hosting bootstrapper
- Guard server-only tests in test-eval.sx with runtime check
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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"""Test bootstrapper transpilation: JSEmitter and PyEmitter."""
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"""Test bootstrapper transpilation: js.sx and py.sx."""
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from __future__ import annotations
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import os
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@@ -6,49 +6,38 @@ import re
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import pytest
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from shared.sx.parser import parse, parse_all
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from shared.sx.ref.bootstrap_js import (
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JSEmitter,
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from shared.sx.ref.run_js_sx import compile_ref_to_js, load_js_sx
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from shared.sx.ref.platform_js import (
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ADAPTER_FILES,
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SPEC_MODULES,
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extract_defines,
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compile_ref_to_js,
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)
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from shared.sx.ref.bootstrap_py import PyEmitter
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from shared.sx.types import Symbol, Keyword
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class TestJSEmitterNativeDict:
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"""JS bootstrapper must handle native Python dicts from {:key val} syntax."""
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class TestJsSxTranslation:
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"""js.sx self-hosting bootstrapper handles all SX constructs."""
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def test_simple_string_values(self):
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expr = parse('{"name" "hello"}')
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assert isinstance(expr, dict)
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js = JSEmitter().emit(expr)
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assert js == '{"name": "hello"}'
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def _translate(self, sx_source: str) -> str:
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"""Translate a single SX expression to JS using js.sx."""
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from shared.sx.evaluator import evaluate
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env = load_js_sx()
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expr = parse(sx_source)
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env["_def_expr"] = expr
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return evaluate(
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[Symbol("js-expr"), Symbol("_def_expr")], env
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)
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def test_function_call_value(self):
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"""Dict value containing a function call must emit the call, not raw AST."""
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expr = parse('{"parsed" (parse-route-pattern (get page "path"))}')
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js = JSEmitter().emit(expr)
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assert "parseRoutePattern" in js
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assert "Symbol" not in js
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assert js == '{"parsed": parseRoutePattern(get(page, "path"))}'
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def test_simple_dict(self):
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result = self._translate('{"name" "hello"}')
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assert '"name"' in result
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assert '"hello"' in result
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def test_multiple_keys(self):
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expr = parse('{"a" 1 "b" (+ x 2)}')
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js = JSEmitter().emit(expr)
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assert '"a": 1' in js
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assert '"b": (x + 2)' in js
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def test_nested_dict(self):
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expr = parse('{"outer" {"inner" 42}}')
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js = JSEmitter().emit(expr)
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assert '{"outer": {"inner": 42}}' == js
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def test_nil_value(self):
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expr = parse('{"key" nil}')
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js = JSEmitter().emit(expr)
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assert '"key": NIL' in js
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def test_function_call_in_dict(self):
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result = self._translate('{"parsed" (parse-route-pattern (get page "path"))}')
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assert "parseRoutePattern" in result
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assert "Symbol" not in result
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class TestPyEmitterNativeDict:
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"""Verify compiled JS output contains all spec-defined functions."""
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def test_compiled_defines_present_in_js(self):
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"""Every top-level define from spec files must appear in compiled JS output.
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Catches: spec modules not included, _mangle producing wrong names for
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defines, transpilation silently dropping definitions.
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"""
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"""Every top-level define from spec files must appear in compiled JS output."""
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js_output = compile_ref_to_js(
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spec_modules=list(SPEC_MODULES.keys()),
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)
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@@ -117,10 +102,17 @@ class TestPlatformMapping:
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for name, _expr in extract_defines(open(filepath).read()):
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all_defs.add(name)
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emitter = JSEmitter()
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# Use js.sx RENAMES to map SX names → JS names
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env = load_js_sx()
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renames = env.get("js-renames", {})
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missing = []
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for sx_name in sorted(all_defs):
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js_name = emitter._mangle(sx_name)
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# Check if there's an explicit rename
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js_name = renames.get(sx_name)
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if js_name is None:
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# Auto-mangle: hyphens → camelCase, ! → _b, ? → _p
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js_name = _auto_mangle(sx_name)
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if js_name not in defined_in_js:
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missing.append(f"{sx_name} → {js_name}")
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@@ -131,41 +123,29 @@ class TestPlatformMapping:
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+ "\n ".join(missing)
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)
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def test_renames_values_are_unique(self):
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"""RENAMES should not map different SX names to the same JS name.
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Duplicate JS names would cause one definition to silently shadow another.
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"""
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renames = JSEmitter.RENAMES
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seen: dict[str, str] = {}
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dupes = []
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for sx_name, js_name in sorted(renames.items()):
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if js_name in seen:
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# Allow intentional aliases (e.g. has-key? and dict-has?
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# both → dictHas)
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dupes.append(
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f" {sx_name} → {js_name} (same as {seen[js_name]})"
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)
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else:
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seen[js_name] = sx_name
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# Intentional aliases — these are expected duplicates
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# (e.g. has-key? and dict-has? both map to dictHas)
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# Don't fail for these, just document them
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# The test serves as a warning for accidental duplicates
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def _auto_mangle(name: str) -> str:
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"""Approximate js.sx's auto-mangle for SX name → JS identifier."""
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# Remove ~, replace ?, !, -, *, >
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n = name
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if n.startswith("~"):
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n = n[1:]
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n = n.replace("?", "_p").replace("!", "_b")
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n = n.replace("->", "_to_").replace(">=", "_gte").replace("<=", "_lte")
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n = n.replace(">", "_gt").replace("<", "_lt")
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n = n.replace("*", "_star_").replace("/", "_slash_")
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# camelCase from hyphens
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parts = n.split("-")
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if len(parts) > 1:
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n = parts[0] + "".join(p.capitalize() for p in parts[1:])
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return n
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class TestPrimitivesRegistration:
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"""Functions callable from runtime-evaluated SX must be in PRIMITIVES[...]."""
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def test_declared_primitives_registered(self):
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"""Every primitive declared in primitives.sx must have a PRIMITIVES[...] entry.
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Primitives are called from runtime-evaluated SX (island bodies, user
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components) via getPrimitive(). If a primitive is declared in
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primitives.sx but not in PRIMITIVES[...], island code gets
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"Undefined symbol" errors.
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"""
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"""Every primitive declared in primitives.sx must have a PRIMITIVES[...] entry."""
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from shared.sx.ref.boundary_parser import parse_primitives_sx
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declared = parse_primitives_sx()
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js_output = compile_ref_to_js()
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registered = set(re.findall(r'PRIMITIVES\["([^"]+)"\]', js_output))
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# Aliases — declared in primitives.sx under alternate names but
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# served via canonical PRIMITIVES entries
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# Aliases
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aliases = {
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"downcase": "lower",
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"upcase": "upper",
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@@ -186,7 +165,7 @@ class TestPrimitivesRegistration:
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if alias in declared and canonical in registered:
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declared = declared - {alias}
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# Extension-only primitives (require continuations extension)
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# Extension-only primitives
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extension_only = {"continuation?"}
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declared = declared - extension_only
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@@ -199,12 +178,7 @@ class TestPrimitivesRegistration:
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)
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def test_signal_runtime_primitives_registered(self):
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"""Signal/reactive functions used by island bodies must be in PRIMITIVES.
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These are the reactive primitives that island SX code calls via
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getPrimitive(). If any is missing, islands with reactive state fail
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at runtime.
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"""
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"""Signal/reactive functions used by island bodies must be in PRIMITIVES."""
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required = {
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"signal", "signal?", "deref", "reset!", "swap!",
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"computed", "effect", "batch", "resource",
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