/**

* Example: How to test a custom adapter using the provided test suite

*

* This demonstrates how a consumer can validate their custom adapter

* implementation using capo.js's built-in test utilities.

*/

import { describe } from 'node:test';

import { runAdapterTestSuite } from '../src/adapters/test-suite.js';

import { testAdapterCompliance } from '@rviscomi/capo.js/adapters';

import { MyJsxAdapter } from './my-jsx-adapter.js';

// Hypothetical JSX parser

function parseJsx(htmlString) {

// This would use a real JSX parser like @babel/parser

// For example purposes, we'll assume it returns an AST node

return {

type: 'JSXElement',

openingElement: {

name: { name: 'meta' },

attributes: [

{ name: { name: 'charset' }, value: { value: 'utf-8' } }

]

},

children: []

};

}

describe('MyJsxAdapter', () => {

// Option 1: Full test suite

// Tests all 10 methods with various edge cases

runAdapterTestSuite(MyJsxAdapter, {

createElement: (html) => {

// Your parser/DOM creation logic

return parseJsx(html);

},

supportsLocation: true // Set to true if your adapter supports getLocation()

});

// Option 2: Quick compliance check

// Just verifies all methods exist and adapter is instantiable

testAdapterCompliance(MyJsxAdapter);

});