arrayFormat for parse #329
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Are these tests expected to pass as-is, or fail? |
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they’re expected to fail. i just wanted to be sure that this is the behavior we want. if you’re ok with it - i’ll proceed to the implementation |
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@dreyks i think it would be helpful to have two commits - one with passing tests, and another with the tests that fail. It makes it much easier for me to see what's breaking or not, and what requires a new option or not. |
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oh. gotcha. ok will do |
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| t.test('arrayFormat: brackets allows only explicit arrays', function (st) { | |||
| st.deepEqual(qs.parse('a[]=b&a[]=c', { arrayFormat: 'brackets' }), { a: ['b', 'c'] }); | |||
| st.deepEqual(qs.parse('a[0]=b&a[1]=c', { arrayFormat: 'brackets' }), { 'a[0]': 'b', 'a[1]': 'c' }); | |||
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i see how this seems correct, because it's currently set to brackets but is parsing indices.
However, the current behavior matches what PHP, Rails, and express all do, so I'm not sure it should change.
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yeah, i'm not very sure on this one too, though you have to explicitly state you want this behavior so maybe it's ok
alternatively allowing arrayFormat to be an array itself could solve it
t.deepEqual(qs.parse('a[0]=b&a[1]=c', { arrayFormat: ['brackets', 'indices'] }), { 'a': ['b', 'c'] });
t.deepEqual(qs.parse('a[]=b&a[]=c', { arrayFormat: ['brackets', 'indices'] }), { 'a': ['b', 'c'] });| st.deepEqual(qs.parse('a=b,c', { arrayFormat: 'brackets' }), { a: 'b,c' }); | ||
| st.deepEqual(qs.parse('a=b&a=c', { arrayFormat: 'brackets' }), { a: ['b', 'c'] }); | ||
| st.deepEqual(qs.parse('a=b&a=c', { arrayFormat: 'brackets' }), { a: 'c' }); |
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i see how this seems correct, because it's currently set to brackets but is parsing as repeat.
However, the current behavior matches what PHP, Rails, and express all do, so I'm not sure it should change.
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Rails and PHP actually parse it as overwriting
this is the reason I've started all this: in my rails app I've switched from "chaos and anarchy " to qs and got one spec failure where the suite was appending params and with qs that lead to an array
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hmm, thanks for correcting me then. i'll think on this one.
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@dreyks ok, so, here's how i think this needs to work:
One important goal is that the default behavior of Rails, PHP, and express should all be expressible with an option - ideally the same one, and I suspect that's "brackets". It'd be great to get this revived :-) |
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oof, lemme recollect what's going on here, it's been 4 years and not the easiest ones :D |
added basic tests. without arrayFormat parse's behavior does not change
don't think we want to allow specifying several formats simultaneously?