Issue 6538, 6781 - Implement script parsing for snippets

test/snippets.js

Index: test/snippets.js
===================================================================
--- a/test/snippets.js
+++ b/test/snippets.js
@@ -131,8 +131,62 @@
   compareRules(
     "Return no filters after clearing",
     "www.example.com",
     []
   );
 
   test.done();
 };
+
+exports.testScriptParsing = function(test)
+{
+  function checkParsedScript(description, script, expectedTree)
+  {
+    let tree = Snippets.parseScript(script);
+    test.deepEqual(tree, expectedTree, description);
+  }
+
+  checkParsedScript("Script with no arguments", "foo", [["foo"]]);
+  checkParsedScript("Script with one argument", "foo 1", [["foo", "1"]]);
+  checkParsedScript("Script with two arguments", "foo 1 Hello",
+                    [["foo", "1", "Hello"]]);
+  checkParsedScript("Script with argument containing an escaped space",

[Manish Jethani, 2018/04/26 13:27:34]

Also note that a single backslash in fact has to be written as two backslashes
in a JavaScript string literal, so when you read "\\" you should interpret it as
"\" in your mind.

+                    "foo Hello\\ world",
+                    [["foo", "Hello world"]]);
+  checkParsedScript("Script with argument containing a quoted space",
+                    "foo 'Hello world'",
+                    [["foo", "Hello world"]]);
+  checkParsedScript("Script with argument containing a quoted escaped quote",
+                    "foo 'Hello \\'world\\''",
+                    [["foo", "Hello 'world'"]]);
+  checkParsedScript("Script with argument containing an escaped semicolon",
+                    "foo TL\\;DR",
+                    [["foo", "TL;DR"]]);
+  checkParsedScript("Script with argument containing a quoted semicolon",
+                    "foo 'TL;DR'",
+                    [["foo", "TL;DR"]]);
+  checkParsedScript("Script with multiple commands", "foo; bar",
+                    [["foo"], ["bar"]]);
+  checkParsedScript("Script with multiple commands and multiple arguments each",
+                    "foo 1 Hello; bar world! #",
+                    [["foo", "1", "Hello"], ["bar", "world!", "#"]]);
+  checkParsedScript(

[Manish Jethani, 2018/04/26 13:25:17]

ESLint would not let me format this like the other statements here, because the
last argument is an array that spans multiple lines. Uhhh, I hate ESLint.

+    "Script with multiple commands and multiple " +
+    "escaped and quoted arguments each",
+    "foo 1 'Hello, \\'Tommy\\'!' ;" +
+    "bar Hi!\\ How\\ are\\ you? http://example.com",
+    [["foo", "1", "Hello, 'Tommy'!"],
+     ["bar", "Hi! How are you?", "http://example.com"]]
+  );
+  checkParsedScript("Script with command names containing " +
+                    "whitespace (spaces, tabs, newlines, etc.), " +
+                    "quotes, and semicolons",
+                    "fo\\'\\ \\ \\\t\\\n\\;o 1 2 3; 'b a  r' 1 2",
+                    [["fo'  \t\n;o", "1", "2", "3"], ["b a  r", "1", "2"]]);
+  checkParsedScript("Script containing Unicode composite characters",
+                    "f\ud83d\ude42\ud83d\ude42 b\ud83d\ude02r",
+                    [["f\ud83d\ude42\ud83d\ude42", "b\ud83d\ude02r"]]);
+  checkParsedScript("Script with no-op commands", "foo; ;;; ;  ; bar 1",
+                    [["foo"], ["bar", "1"]]);
+
+  test.done();
+};