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When just loading the lisp and test files one can run `M-x ert` but
because things are subtly different we need to tweak a few more things
to make things pass in that mode.
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- Add a header comment explicitly switching off lexical binding
- Harmonize naming (always start with module and double hyphen)
- Ensure all tests have at least a minimal doc string.
- Move tests from `mastodon-auth-test.el` to `mastodon-auth-tests.el`
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- Remove redundant let binding of vars
- Re-indent various things to better fit reasonably on a screen.
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to handle adding property "type" to media, and to display in help-echo if not
an image.
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Basically, in Emacs for each file: select all text and
`indent-region`.
- This also removes one redundant comment, and
- fixes an error with json decoding where the `json-read-from-string`
was actually not within the intended `unless` clause (which explains
the warning about "result of (string-equal "" json-string) will be
ignored" which I never understood.
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These needed a bit of tender love and care to get back into passing
state.
- Move the auth tests to the `test` directory. No idea what it was
doing in `lisp`.
- Image tests are mostly broken because with later Emacsen we no
longer need the `imagemagic` option on create-image.
- Some method signatures have changed and mocking calls needed to
follow suit.
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Instead of making it search the whole buffer every time to find images to load, give it a range where this work should be done.
We then call this immediately after inserting a single status, notification, ...
There should be no big noticible difference - images might load a tiny bit sooner although I doubt you can see that.
This should be more efficient on large buffers although Alex didn't notice any problems when testing streamed buffers.
We should still do it as it make things easier to understand. I was always worried about these global operations.
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On Emacs24 I've been able to reliably fail url fetching which exposed issues in loading a timeline (it aborts the loading).
This catches any errors, marking the image load as failed so that we won't retry (retries are a TODO item I guess) and then succeeds the function so the rest of the timeline loading can proceed.
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We do this by
- moving vars into the files where they are (mostly) used
- "declaring" vars used elsewhere with the (defvar <var-name>) pattern,
- declaring functions defined in others functions rather than loading the file via require.
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This also includes tweaks to make Travis happy — tests previously did pass on my laptop but Travis's environment is different.
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