ludic/packages/ludic.base/tests/save_test.ludic
Orkuncakilkaya dd6a449921 feat(ludic.base): the vocabulary mechanic packages share - Tick, phases, Queue<T>, rng streams, the save tree, the system runner
A mechanic package depends on ludic.base and nothing else: ports (records of
function values for now) for questions, queues for facts, verbs for changes,
phases for order and its own versioned save section. The runner inits, resets,
saves and loads systems in the order added and ticks them phase by phase; a
missing save section is a reset. Tests for each piece and a worked route
between two toy mechanics live under tests/. The old ludic.core (engine ECS
components) is used by examples/library and stays.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-09-25 04:01:16 +03:00

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# save_test.ludic - the save tree: a section per key with its version, typed fields with
# fallbacks, floats as thousandths, and a round trip through JSON
import "ludic.base"
program SaveTest {
numbers float
test "a section keeps its version and its fields" {
let root = save_tree()
let v = Value.object()
sv_put_int(v, "count", 7)
sv_put_float(v, "weight", 1.2345)
sv_put_bool(v, "lit", true)
sv_put_str(v, "name", "Crater Lake")
let xs = new []int
push(xs, 4)
push(xs, -2)
sv_put_ints(v, "pack", xs)
save_section(root, "fishing", 3, v)
let n = load_section(root, "fishing")
expect(n.found)
expect_eq(n.version, 3)
expect_eq(sv_int(n.data, "count", 0), 7)
expect(sv_float(n.data, "weight", 0.0) == 1.235)
expect(sv_bool(n.data, "lit", false))
expect(sv_str(n.data, "name", "") == "Crater Lake")
let back = sv_ints(n.data, "pack")
expect_eq(len(back), 2)
expect_eq(back[1], -2)
}
test "a missing section or field falls back" {
let root = save_tree()
let n = load_section(root, "weather")
expect(not n.found)
expect_eq(n.version, 0)
expect_eq(sv_int(n.data, "count", 5), 5)
expect(sv_float(n.data, "w", 2.5) == 2.5)
expect(sv_bool(n.data, "b", true))
expect(sv_str(n.data, "s", "x") == "x")
expect_eq(len(sv_ints(n.data, "l")), 0)
expect(not load_section(Value.int(3), "weather").found)
}
test "a section survives JSON, and each key is its own" {
let root = save_tree()
let a = Value.object()
sv_put_int(a, "n", 1)
let b = Value.object()
sv_put_int(b, "n", 2)
save_section(root, "clock", 1, a)
save_section(root, "needs", 4, b)
let text = save_encode(root)
let again = save_decode(text)
let c = load_section(again, "clock")
let d = load_section(again, "needs")
expect_eq(sv_int(c.data, "n", 0), 1)
expect_eq(sv_int(d.data, "n", 0), 2)
expect_eq(d.version, 4)
expect(save_encode(again) == text)
}
test "a float read and written again is the same thousandths" {
let v = Value.object()
sv_put_float(v, "f", 0.1)
let once = sv_float(v, "f", 0.0)
sv_put_float(v, "f", once)
expect_eq(Value.as_int(Value.get(v, "f")), 100)
sv_put_float(v, "g", -2.5)
expect(sv_float(v, "g", 0.0) == -2.5)
Value.put(v, "h", Value.float(0.75))
expect(sv_float(v, "h", 0.0) == 0.75)
}
test "a section that is not an object rides under data" {
let root = save_tree()
let l = Value.list()
Value.add(l, Value.int(9))
save_section(root, "log", 2, l)
let n = load_section(root, "log")
expect_eq(n.version, 2)
expect_eq(Value.kind(n.data), 5)
expect_eq(Value.as_int(Value.at(n.data, 0)), 9)
}
}