hocon 1.1.3 → 1.3.1

data/spec/fixtures/test_utils/resources/test01.json

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-{
-    "fromJson1" : 1,
-    "fromJsonA" : "A"
-}

data/spec/fixtures/test_utils/resources/test03.conf

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-{
-  "test01" : {
-    "ints" : 12,
-    include "test01",
-    "booleans" : 42
-  },
-
-  "test02" : {
-    include
-
-      "test02.conf"
-  },
-
-  "equiv01" : {
-    include "equiv01/original.json"
-  },
-
-  # missing includes are supposed to be silently ignored
-  nonexistent {
-    include "nothere"
-    include "nothere.conf"
-    include "nothere.json"
-    include "nothere.properties"
-  }
-
-  # make sure included file substitutions fall back to parent file,
-  # both when the include is at the root (so doesn't need to have
-  # substitutions adjusted) and when it is not.
-  foo="This is in the including file"
-  bar="This is in the including file"
-  include "test03-included.conf"
-
-  subtree {
-    include "test03-included.conf"
-  }
-}

data/spec/fixtures/test_utils/resources/utf8.conf

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-#
-ᚠᛇᚻ = ᛫ᛒᛦᚦ᛫ᚠᚱᚩᚠᚢ

data/spec/fixtures/test_utils/resources//341/232/240/341/233/207/341/232/273.conf

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-#
-ᚠᛇᚻ = ᛫ᛒᛦᚦ᛫ᚠᚱᚩᚠᚢ

data/spec/spec_helper.rb

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-# encoding: utf-8
-
-FIXTURE_DIR = File.join(dir = File.expand_path(File.dirname(__FILE__)), "fixtures")
-
-EXAMPLE1 = { :hash =>
-    {"foo" => {
-      "bar" => {
-          "baz" => 42,
-          "abracadabra" => "hi",
-          "yahoo" => "yippee",
-          "boom" => [1, 2, {"derp" => "duh"}, 4],
-          "empty" => [],
-          "truthy" => true,
-          "falsy" => false
-      }}},
-    :name => "example1",
-}
-
-EXAMPLE2 = { :hash =>
-    {"jruby-puppet"=> {
-        "jruby-pools" => [{"environment" => "production"}],
-        "load-path" => ["/usr/lib/ruby/site_ruby/1.8", "/usr/lib/ruby/site_ruby/1.8"],
-        "master-conf-dir" => "/etc/puppet",
-        "master-var-dir" => "/var/lib/puppet",
-    },
-    "webserver" => {"host" => "1.2.3.4"}},
-    :name => "example2",
-  }
-
-EXAMPLE3 = { :hash =>
-                 {"a" => true,
-                  "b" => true},
-             :name => "example3",
-}
-
-EXAMPLE4 = { :hash =>
-                 {"kermit" => "frog",
-                  "miss" => "piggy",
-                  "bert" => "ernie",
-                  "janice" => "guitar"},
-             :name => "example4",
-}
-

data/spec/test_utils.rb

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-# encoding: utf-8
-
-require 'hocon'
-require 'spec_helper'
-require 'rspec'
-require 'hocon/impl/config_reference'
-require 'hocon/impl/substitution_expression'
-require 'hocon/impl/path_parser'
-require 'hocon/impl/config_impl_util'
-require 'hocon/impl/config_node_simple_value'
-require 'hocon/impl/config_node_single_token'
-require 'hocon/impl/config_node_object'
-require 'hocon/impl/config_node_array'
-require 'hocon/impl/config_node_concatenation'
-
-module TestUtils
-  Tokens = Hocon::Impl::Tokens
-  ConfigInt = Hocon::Impl::ConfigInt
-  ConfigDouble = Hocon::Impl::ConfigDouble
-  ConfigString = Hocon::Impl::ConfigString
-  ConfigNull = Hocon::Impl::ConfigNull
-  ConfigBoolean = Hocon::Impl::ConfigBoolean
-  ConfigReference = Hocon::Impl::ConfigReference
-  SubstitutionExpression = Hocon::Impl::SubstitutionExpression
-  ConfigConcatenation = Hocon::Impl::ConfigConcatenation
-  Path = Hocon::Impl::Path
-  EOF = Hocon::Impl::TokenType::EOF
-
-  include RSpec::Matchers
-
-  def self.intercept(exception_type, & block)
-    thrown = nil
-    result = nil
-    begin
-      result = block.call
-    rescue => e
-      if e.is_a?(exception_type)
-        thrown = e
-      else
-        raise "Expected exception #{exception_type} was not thrown, got #{e.class}: #{e}\n#{e.backtrace.join("\n")}"
-      end
-    end
-    if thrown.nil?
-      raise "Expected exception #{exception_type} was not thrown, no exception was thrown and got result #{result}"
-    end
-    thrown
-  end
-
-  class ParseTest
-
-    def self.from_s(test)
-      ParseTest.new(false, false, test)
-    end
-
-    def self.from_pair(lift_behavior_unexpected, test)
-      ParseTest.new(lift_behavior_unexpected, false, test)
-    end
-
-    def initialize(lift_behavior_unexpected, whitespace_matters, test)
-      @lift_behavior_unexpected = lift_behavior_unexpected
-      @whitespace_matters = whitespace_matters
-      @test = test
-    end
-    attr_reader :test
-
-    def lift_behavior_unexpected?
-      @lift_behavior_unexpected
-    end
-
-    def whitespace_matters?
-      @whitespace_matters
-    end
-  end
-
-
-  # note: it's important to put {} or [] at the root if you
-  # want to test "invalidity reasons" other than "wrong root"
-  InvalidJsonInvalidConf = [
-      ParseTest.from_s("{"),
-      ParseTest.from_s("}"),
-      ParseTest.from_s("["),
-      ParseTest.from_s("]"),
-      ParseTest.from_s(","),
-      ParseTest.from_pair(true, "10"), # value not in array or object, lift-json now allows this
-      ParseTest.from_pair(true, "\"foo\""), # value not in array or object, lift-json allows it
-      ParseTest.from_s(")\""), # single quote by itself
-      ParseTest.from_pair(true, "[,]"), # array with just a comma in it; lift is OK with this
-      ParseTest.from_pair(true, "[,,]"), # array with just two commas in it; lift is cool with this too
-      ParseTest.from_pair(true, "[1,2,,]"), # array with two trailing commas
-      ParseTest.from_pair(true, "[,1,2]"), # array with initial comma
-      ParseTest.from_pair(true, "{ , }"), # object with just a comma in it
-      ParseTest.from_pair(true, "{ , , }"), # object with just two commas in it
-      ParseTest.from_s("{ 1,2 }"), # object with single values not key-value pair
-      ParseTest.from_pair(true, '{ , "foo" : 10 }'), # object starts with comma
-      ParseTest.from_pair(true, "{ \"foo\" : 10 ,, }"), # object has two trailing commas
-      ParseTest.from_s(") \"a\" : 10 ,, "), # two trailing commas for braceless root object
-      ParseTest.from_s("{ \"foo\" : }"), # no value in object
-      ParseTest.from_s("{ : 10 }"), # no key in object
-      ParseTest.from_pair(true, " \"foo\" : "), # no value in object with no braces; lift-json thinks this is acceptable
-      ParseTest.from_pair(true, " : 10 "), # no key in object with no braces; lift-json is cool with this too
-      ParseTest.from_s(') "foo" : 10 } '), # close brace but no open
-      ParseTest.from_s(") \"foo\" : 10 } "), # close brace but no open
-      ParseTest.from_s(") \"foo\" : 10 [ "), # no-braces object with trailing gunk
-      ParseTest.from_s("{ \"foo\" }"), # no value or colon
-      ParseTest.from_s("{ \"a\" : [ }"), # [ is not a valid value
-      ParseTest.from_s("{ \"foo\" : 10, true }"), # non-key after comma
-      ParseTest.from_s("{ foo \n bar : 10 }"), # newline in the middle of the unquoted key
-      ParseTest.from_s("[ 1, \\"), # ends with backslash
-      # these two problems are ignored by the lift tokenizer
-      ParseTest.from_s("[:\"foo\", \"bar\"]"), # colon in an array; lift doesn't throw (tokenizer erases it)
-      ParseTest.from_s("[\"foo\" : \"bar\"]"), # colon in an array another way, lift ignores (tokenizer erases it)
-      ParseTest.from_s("[ \"hello ]"), # unterminated string
-      ParseTest.from_pair(true, "{ \"foo\" , true }"), # comma instead of colon, lift is fine with this
-      ParseTest.from_pair(true, "{ \"foo\" : true \"bar\" : false }"), # missing comma between fields, lift fine with this
-      ParseTest.from_s("[ 10, }]"), # array with } as an element
-      ParseTest.from_s("[ 10, {]"), # array with { as an element
-      ParseTest.from_s("{}x"), # trailing invalid token after the root object
-      ParseTest.from_s("[]x"), # trailing invalid token after the root array
-      ParseTest.from_pair(true, "{}{}"), # trailing token after the root object - lift OK with it
-      ParseTest.from_pair(true, "{}true"), # trailing token after the root object; lift ignores the {}
-      ParseTest.from_pair(true, "[]{}"), # trailing valid token after the root array
-      ParseTest.from_pair(true, "[]true"), # trailing valid token after the root array, lift ignores the []
-      ParseTest.from_s("[${]"), # unclosed substitution
-      ParseTest.from_s("[$]"), # '$' by itself
-      ParseTest.from_s("[$  ]"), # '$' by itself with spaces after
-      ParseTest.from_s("[${}]"), # empty substitution (no path)
-      ParseTest.from_s("[${?}]"), # no path with ? substitution
-      ParseTest.new(false, true, "[${ ?foo}]"), # space before ? not allowed
-      ParseTest.from_s(%q|{ "a" : [1,2], "b" : y${a}z }|), # trying to interpolate an array in a string
-      ParseTest.from_s(%q|{ "a" : { "c" : 2 }, "b" : y${a}z }|), # trying to interpolate an object in a string
-      ParseTest.from_s(%q|{ "a" : ${a} }|), # simple cycle
-      ParseTest.from_s(%q|[ { "a" : 2, "b" : ${${a}} } ]|), # nested substitution
-      ParseTest.from_s("[ = ]"), # = is not a valid token in unquoted text
-      ParseTest.from_s("[ + ]"),
-      ParseTest.from_s("[ # ]"),
-      ParseTest.from_s("[ ` ]"),
-      ParseTest.from_s("[ ^ ]"),
-      ParseTest.from_s("[ ? ]"),
-      ParseTest.from_s("[ ! ]"),
-      ParseTest.from_s("[ @ ]"),
-      ParseTest.from_s("[ * ]"),
-      ParseTest.from_s("[ & ]"),
-      ParseTest.from_s("[ \\ ]"),
-      ParseTest.from_s("+="),
-      ParseTest.from_s("[ += ]"),
-      ParseTest.from_s("+= 10"),
-      ParseTest.from_s("10 +="),
-      ParseTest.from_s("[ 10e+3e ]"), # "+" not allowed in unquoted strings, and not a valid number
-      ParseTest.from_pair(true, "[ \"foo\nbar\" ]"), # unescaped newline in quoted string, lift doesn't care
-      ParseTest.from_s("[ # comment ]"),
-      ParseTest.from_s("${ #comment }"),
-      ParseTest.from_s("[ // comment ]"),
-      ParseTest.from_s("${ // comment }"),
-      # ParseTest.from_s("{ include \"bar\" : 10 }"), # include with a value after it
-      ParseTest.from_s("{ include foo }"), # include with unquoted string
-      ParseTest.from_s("{ include : { \"a\" : 1 } }"), # include used as unquoted key
-      ParseTest.from_s("a="), # no value
-      ParseTest.from_s("a:"), # no value with colon
-      ParseTest.from_s("a= "), # no value with whitespace after
-      ParseTest.from_s("a.b="), # no value with path
-      ParseTest.from_s("{ a= }"), # no value inside braces
-      ParseTest.from_s("{ a: }") # no value with colon inside braces
-  ]
-
-  # We'll automatically try each of these with whitespace modifications
-  # so no need to add every possible whitespace variation
-  ValidJson = [
-      ParseTest.from_s("{}"),
-      ParseTest.from_s("[]"),
-      ParseTest.from_s(%q|{ "foo" : "bar" }|),
-      ParseTest.from_s(%q|["foo", "bar"]|),
-      ParseTest.from_s(%q|{ "foo" : 42 }|),
-      ParseTest.from_s("{ \"foo\"\n : 42 }"), # newline after key
-      ParseTest.from_s("{ \"foo\" : \n 42 }"), # newline after colon
-      ParseTest.from_s(%q|[10, 11]|),
-      ParseTest.from_s(%q|[10,"foo"]|),
-      ParseTest.from_s(%q|{ "foo" : "bar", "baz" : "boo" }|),
-      ParseTest.from_s(%q|{ "foo" : { "bar" : "baz" }, "baz" : "boo" }|),
-      ParseTest.from_s(%q|{ "foo" : { "bar" : "baz", "woo" : "w00t" }, "baz" : "boo" }|),
-      ParseTest.from_s(%q|{ "foo" : [10,11,12], "baz" : "boo" }|),
-      ParseTest.from_s(%q|[{},{},{},{}]|),
-      ParseTest.from_s(%q|[[[[[[]]]]]]|),
-      ParseTest.from_s(%q|[[1], [1,2], [1,2,3], []]|), # nested multiple-valued array
-      ParseTest.from_s(%q|{"a":{"a":{"a":{"a":{"a":{"a":{"a":{"a":42}}}}}}}}|),
-      ParseTest.from_s("[ \"#comment\" ]"), # quoted # comment
-      ParseTest.from_s("[ \"//comment\" ]"), # quoted // comment
-      # this long one is mostly to test rendering
-      ParseTest.from_s(%q|{ "foo" : { "bar" : "baz", "woo" : "w00t" }, "baz" : { "bar" : "baz", "woo" : [1,2,3,4], "w00t" : true, "a" : false, "b" : 3.14, "c" : null } }|),
-      ParseTest.from_s("{}"),
-      ParseTest.from_pair(true, "[ 10e+3 ]") # "+" in a number (lift doesn't handle))
-  ]
-
-  ValidConfInvalidJson = [
-      ParseTest.from_s(""), # empty document
-      ParseTest.from_s(" "), # empty document single space
-      ParseTest.from_s("\n"), # empty document single newline
-      ParseTest.from_s(" \n \n   \n\n\n"), # complicated empty document
-      ParseTest.from_s("# foo"), # just a comment
-      ParseTest.from_s("# bar\n"), # just a comment with a newline
-      ParseTest.from_s("# foo\n//bar"), # comment then another with no newline
-      ParseTest.from_s(%q|{ "foo" = 42 }|), # equals rather than colon
-      ParseTest.from_s(%q|{ foo { "bar" : 42 } }|), # omit the colon for object value
-      ParseTest.from_s(%q|{ foo baz { "bar" : 42 } }|), # omit the colon with unquoted key with spaces
-      ParseTest.from_s(%q| "foo" : 42 |), # omit braces on root object
-      ParseTest.from_s(%q|{ "foo" : bar }|), # no quotes on value
-      ParseTest.from_s(%q|{ "foo" : null bar 42 baz true 3.14 "hi" }|), # bunch of values to concat into a string
-      ParseTest.from_s("{ foo : \"bar\" }"), # no quotes on key
-      ParseTest.from_s("{ foo : bar }"), # no quotes on key or value
-      ParseTest.from_s("{ foo.bar : bar }"), # path expression in key
-      ParseTest.from_s("{ foo.\"hello world\".baz : bar }"), # partly-quoted path expression in key
-      ParseTest.from_s("{ foo.bar \n : bar }"), # newline after path expression in key
-      ParseTest.from_s("{ foo  bar : bar }"), # whitespace in the key
-      ParseTest.from_s("{ true : bar }"), # key is a non-string token
-      ParseTest.from_pair(true, %q|{ "foo" : "bar", "foo" : "bar2" }|), # dup keys - lift just returns both
-      ParseTest.from_pair(true, "[ 1, 2, 3, ]"), # single trailing comma (lift fails to throw)
-      ParseTest.from_pair(true, "[1,2,3  , ]"), # single trailing comma with whitespace
-      ParseTest.from_pair(true, "[1,2,3\n\n , \n]"), # single trailing comma with newlines
-      ParseTest.from_pair(true, "[1,]"), # single trailing comma with one-element array
-      ParseTest.from_pair(true, "{ \"foo\" : 10, }"), # extra trailing comma (lift fails to throw)
-      ParseTest.from_pair(true, "{ \"a\" : \"b\", }"), # single trailing comma in object
-      ParseTest.from_s("{ a : b, }"), # single trailing comma in object (unquoted strings)
-      ParseTest.from_s("{ a : b  \n  , \n }"), # single trailing comma in object with newlines
-      ParseTest.from_s("a : b, c : d,"), # single trailing comma in object with no root braces
-      ParseTest.from_s("{ a : b\nc : d }"), # skip comma if there's a newline
-      ParseTest.from_s("a : b\nc : d"), # skip comma if there's a newline and no root braces
-      ParseTest.from_s("a : b\nc : d,"), # skip one comma but still have one at the end
-      ParseTest.from_s("[ foo ]"), # not a known token in JSON
-      ParseTest.from_s("[ t ]"), # start of "true" but ends wrong in JSON
-      ParseTest.from_s("[ tx ]"),
-      ParseTest.from_s("[ tr ]"),
-      ParseTest.from_s("[ trx ]"),
-      ParseTest.from_s("[ tru ]"),
-      ParseTest.from_s("[ trux ]"),
-      ParseTest.from_s("[ truex ]"),
-      ParseTest.from_s("[ 10x ]"), # number token with trailing junk
-      ParseTest.from_s("[ / ]"), # unquoted string "slash"
-      ParseTest.from_s("{ include \"foo\" }"), # valid include
-      ParseTest.from_s("{ include\n\"foo\" }"), # include with just a newline separating from string
-      ParseTest.from_s("{ include\"foo\" }"), # include with no whitespace after it
-      ParseTest.from_s("[ include ]"), # include can be a string value in an array
-      ParseTest.from_s("{ foo : include }"), # include can be a field value also
-      ParseTest.from_s("{ include \"foo\", \"a\" : \"b\" }"), # valid include followed by comma and field
-      ParseTest.from_s("{ foo include : 42 }"), # valid to have a key not starting with include
-      ParseTest.from_s("[ ${foo} ]"),
-      ParseTest.from_s("[ ${?foo} ]"),
-      ParseTest.from_s("[ ${\"foo\"} ]"),
-      ParseTest.from_s("[ ${foo.bar} ]"),
-      ParseTest.from_s("[ abc  xyz  ${foo.bar}  qrs tuv ]"), # value concatenation
-      ParseTest.from_s("[ 1, 2, 3, blah ]"),
-      ParseTest.from_s("[ ${\"foo.bar\"} ]"),
-      ParseTest.from_s("{} # comment"),
-      ParseTest.from_s("{} // comment"),
-      ParseTest.from_s(%q|{ "foo" #comment
-: 10 }|),
-      ParseTest.from_s(%q|{ "foo" // comment
-: 10 }|),
-      ParseTest.from_s(%q|{ "foo" : #comment
-10 }|),
-      ParseTest.from_s(%q|{ "foo" : // comment
-10 }|),
-      ParseTest.from_s(%q|{ "foo" : 10 #comment
-}|),
-      ParseTest.from_s(%q|{ "foo" : 10 // comment
-}|),
-      ParseTest.from_s(%q|[ 10, # comment
-11]|),
-      ParseTest.from_s(%q|[ 10, // comment
-11]|),
-      ParseTest.from_s(%q|[ 10 # comment
-, 11]|),
-      ParseTest.from_s(%q|[ 10 // comment
-, 11]|),
-      ParseTest.from_s(%q|{ /a/b/c : 10 }|), # key has a slash in it
-      ParseTest.new(false, true, "[${ foo.bar}]"), # substitution with leading spaces
-      ParseTest.new(false, true, "[${foo.bar }]"), # substitution with trailing spaces
-      ParseTest.new(false, true, "[${ \"foo.bar\"}]"), # substitution with leading spaces and quoted
-      ParseTest.new(false, true, "[${\"foo.bar\" }]"), # substitution with trailing spaces and quoted
-      ParseTest.from_s(%q|[ ${"foo""bar"} ]|), # multiple strings in substitution
-      ParseTest.from_s(%q|[ ${foo  "bar"  baz} ]|), # multiple strings and whitespace in substitution
-      ParseTest.from_s("[${true}]"), # substitution with unquoted true token
-      ParseTest.from_s("a = [], a += b"), # += operator with previous init
-      ParseTest.from_s("{ a = [], a += 10 }"), # += in braces object with previous init
-      ParseTest.from_s("a += b"), # += operator without previous init
-      ParseTest.from_s("{ a += 10 }"), # += in braces object without previous init
-      ParseTest.from_s("[ 10e3e3 ]"), # two exponents. this should parse to a number plus string "e3"
-      ParseTest.from_s("[ 1-e3 ]"), # malformed number should end up as a string instead
-      ParseTest.from_s("[ 1.0.0 ]"), # two decimals, should end up as a string
-      ParseTest.from_s("[ 1.0. ]")
-  ]
-
-
-  InvalidConf = InvalidJsonInvalidConf
-
-  # .conf is a superset of JSON so validJson just goes in here
-  ValidConf = ValidConfInvalidJson + ValidJson
-
-  def self.add_offending_json_to_exception(parser_name, s, & block)
-    begin
-      block.call
-    rescue => e
-      tokens =
-          begin
-            "tokens: " + TestUtils.tokenize_as_list(s).join("\n")
-          rescue => tokenize_ex
-            "tokenizer failed: #{tokenize_ex}\n#{tokenize_ex.backtrace.join("\n")}"
-          end
-      raise ArgumentError, "#{parser_name} parser did wrong thing on '#{s}', #{tokens}; error: #{e}\n#{e.backtrace.join("\n")}"
-    end
-  end
-
-  def self.whitespace_variations(tests, valid_in_lift)
-    variations = [
-        Proc.new { |s| s }, # identity
-        Proc.new { |s| " " + s },
-        Proc.new { |s| s + " " },
-        Proc.new { |s| " " + s + " " },
-        Proc.new { |s| s.gsub(" ", "") }, # this would break with whitespace in a key or value
-        Proc.new { |s| s.gsub(":", " : ") }, # could break with : in a key or value
-        Proc.new { |s| s.gsub(",", " , ") }, # could break with , in a key or value
-    ]
-    tests.map { |t|
-      if t.whitespace_matters?
-        t
-      else
-        with_no_ascii =
-            if t.test.include?(" ")
-              [ParseTest.from_pair(valid_in_lift,
-                                   t.test.gsub(" ", "\u2003"))] # 2003 = em space, to test non-ascii whitespace
-            else
-              []
-            end
-
-        with_no_ascii << variations.reduce([]) { |acc, v|
-          acc << ParseTest.from_pair(t.lift_behavior_unexpected?, v.call(t.test))
-          acc
-        }
-      end
-    }.flatten
-  end
-
-
-  ##################
-  # Tokenizer Functions
-  ##################
-  def self.wrap_tokens(token_list)
-    # Wraps token_list in START and EOF tokens
-    [Tokens::START] + token_list + [Tokens::EOF]
-  end
-
-  def self.tokenize(config_origin, input)
-    Hocon::Impl::Tokenizer.tokenize(config_origin, input, Hocon::ConfigSyntax::CONF)
-  end
-
-  def self.tokenize_from_s(s)
-    tokenize(Hocon::Impl::SimpleConfigOrigin.new_simple("anonymous Reader"),
-             StringIO.new(s))
-  end
-
-  def self.tokenize_as_list(input_string)
-    token_iterator = tokenize_from_s(input_string)
-
-    token_iterator.to_list
-  end
-
-  def self.tokenize_as_string(input_string)
-    Hocon::Impl::Tokenizer.render(tokenize_from_s(input_string))
-  end
-
-  def self.config_node_simple_value(value)
-    Hocon::Impl::ConfigNodeSimpleValue.new(value)
-  end
-
-  def self.config_node_key(path)
-    Hocon::Impl::PathParser.parse_path_node(path)
-  end
-
-  def self.config_node_single_token(value)
-    Hocon::Impl::ConfigNodeSingleToken.new(value)
-  end
-
-  def self.config_node_object(nodes)
-    Hocon::Impl::ConfigNodeObject.new(nodes)
-  end
-
-  def self.config_node_array(nodes)
-    Hocon::Impl::ConfigNodeArray.new(nodes)
-  end
-
-  def self.config_node_concatenation(nodes)
-    Hocon::Impl::ConfigNodeConcatenation.new(nodes)
-  end
-
-  def self.node_colon
-    Hocon::Impl::ConfigNodeSingleToken.new(Tokens::COLON)
-  end
-
-  def self.node_space
-    Hocon::Impl::ConfigNodeSingleToken.new(token_unquoted(" "))
-  end
-
-  def self.node_open_brace
-    Hocon::Impl::ConfigNodeSingleToken.new(Tokens::OPEN_CURLY)
-  end
-
-  def self.node_close_brace
-    Hocon::Impl::ConfigNodeSingleToken.new(Tokens::CLOSE_CURLY)
-  end
-
-  def self.node_open_bracket
-    Hocon::Impl::ConfigNodeSingleToken.new(Tokens::OPEN_SQUARE)
-  end
-
-  def self.node_close_bracket
-    Hocon::Impl::ConfigNodeSingleToken.new(Tokens::CLOSE_SQUARE)
-  end
-
-  def self.node_comma
-    Hocon::Impl::ConfigNodeSingleToken.new(Tokens::COMMA)
-  end
-
-  def self.node_line(line)
-    Hocon::Impl::ConfigNodeSingleToken.new(token_line(line))
-  end
-
-  def self.node_whitespace(whitespace)
-    Hocon::Impl::ConfigNodeSingleToken.new(token_whitespace(whitespace))
-  end
-
-  def self.node_key_value_pair(key, value)
-    nodes = [key, node_space, node_colon, node_space, value]
-    Hocon::Impl::ConfigNodeField.new(nodes)
-  end
-
-  def self.node_int(value)
-    Hocon::Impl::ConfigNodeSimpleValue.new(token_int(value))
-  end
-
-  def self.node_string(value)
-    Hocon::Impl::ConfigNodeSimpleValue.new(token_string(value))
-  end
-
-  def self.node_double(value)
-    Hocon::Impl::ConfigNodeSimpleValue.new(token_double(value))
-  end
-
-  def self.node_true
-    Hocon::Impl::ConfigNodeSimpleValue.new(token_true)
-  end
-
-  def self.node_false
-    Hocon::Impl::ConfigNodeSimpleValue.new(token_false)
-  end
-
-  def self.node_comment_hash(text)
-    Hocon::Impl::ConfigNodeComment.new(token_comment_hash(text))
-  end
-
-  def self.node_comment_double_slash(text)
-    Hocon::Impl::ConfigNodeComment.new(token_comment_double_slash(text))
-  end
-
-  def self.node_unquoted_text(text)
-    Hocon::Impl::ConfigNodeSimpleValue.new(token_unquoted(text))
-  end
-
-  def self.node_null
-    Hocon::Impl::ConfigNodeSimpleValue.new(token_null)
-  end
-
-  def self.node_key_substitution(s)
-    Hocon::Impl::ConfigNodeSimpleValue.new(token_key_substitution(s))
-  end
-
-  def self.node_optional_substitution(*expression)
-    Hocon::Impl::ConfigNodeSimpleValue.new(token_optional_substitution(*expression))
-  end
-
-  def self.node_substitution(*expression)
-    Hocon::Impl::ConfigNodeSimpleValue.new(token_substitution(*expression))
-  end
-
-  def self.fake_origin
-    Hocon::Impl::SimpleConfigOrigin.new_simple("fake origin")
-  end
-
-  def self.token_line(line_number)
-    Tokens.new_line(fake_origin.with_line_number(line_number))
-  end
-
-  def self.token_true
-    Tokens.new_boolean(fake_origin, true)
-  end
-
-  def self.token_false
-    Tokens.new_boolean(fake_origin, false)
-  end
-
-  def self.token_null
-    Tokens.new_null(fake_origin)
-  end
-
-  def self.token_unquoted(value)
-    Tokens.new_unquoted_text(fake_origin, value)
-  end
-
-  def self.token_comment_double_slash(value)
-    Tokens.new_comment_double_slash(fake_origin, value)
-  end
-
-  def self.token_comment_hash(value)
-    Tokens.new_comment_hash(fake_origin, value)
-  end
-
-  def self.token_whitespace(value)
-    Tokens.new_ignored_whitespace(fake_origin, value)
-  end
-
-  def self.token_string(value)
-    Tokens.new_string(fake_origin, value, "\"#{value}\"")
-  end
-
-  def self.token_double(value)
-    Tokens.new_double(fake_origin, value, "#{value}")
-  end
-
-  def self.token_int(value)
-    Tokens.new_int(fake_origin, value, "#{value}")
-  end
-
-  def self.token_maybe_optional_substitution(optional, token_list)
-    Tokens.new_substitution(fake_origin, optional, token_list)
-  end
-
-  def self.token_substitution(*token_list)
-    token_maybe_optional_substitution(false, token_list)
-  end
-
-  def self.token_optional_substitution(*token_list)
-    token_maybe_optional_substitution(true, token_list)
-  end
-
-  def self.token_key_substitution(value)
-    token_substitution(token_string(value))
-  end
-
-  def self.parse_object(s)
-    parse_config(s).root
-  end
-
-  def self.parse_config(s)
-    options = Hocon::ConfigParseOptions.defaults.
-                  set_origin_description("test string").
-                  set_syntax(Hocon::ConfigSyntax::CONF)
-    Hocon::ConfigFactory.parse_string(s, options)
-  end
-
-  ##################
-  # ConfigValue helpers
-  ##################
-  def self.int_value(value)
-    ConfigInt.new(fake_origin, value, nil)
-  end
-
-  def self.double_value(value)
-    ConfigDouble.new(fake_origin, value, nil)
-  end
-
-  def self.string_value(value)
-    ConfigString::Quoted.new(fake_origin, value)
-  end
-
-  def self.null_value
-    ConfigNull.new(fake_origin)
-  end
-
-  def self.bool_value(value)
-    ConfigBoolean.new(fake_origin, value)
-  end
-
-  def self.config_map(input_map)
-    # Turns {String: Int} maps into {String: ConfigInt} maps
-    Hash[ input_map.map { |k, v| [k, int_value(v)] } ]
-  end
-
-  def self.subst(ref, optional = false)
-    path = Path.new_path(ref)
-    ConfigReference.new(fake_origin, SubstitutionExpression.new(path, optional))
-  end
-
-  def self.subst_in_string(ref, optional = false)
-    pieces = [string_value("start<"), subst(ref, optional), string_value(">end")]
-    ConfigConcatenation.new(fake_origin, pieces)
-  end
-
-  ##################
-  # Token Functions
-  ##################
-  class NotEqualToAnythingElse
-    def ==(other)
-      other.is_a? NotEqualToAnythingElse
-    end
-
-    def hash
-      971
-    end
-  end
-
-  ##################
-  # Path Functions
-  ##################
-  def self.path(*elements)
-    # this is importantly NOT using Path.newPath, which relies on
-    # the parser; in the test suite we are often testing the parser,
-    # so we don't want to use the parser to build the expected result.
-    Path.from_string_list(elements)
-  end
-
-  RESOURCE_DIR = "spec/fixtures/test_utils/resources"
-
-  def self.resource_file(filename)
-    File.join(RESOURCE_DIR, filename)
-  end
-
-  def self.json_quoted_resource_file(filename)
-    quote_json_string(resource_file(filename).to_s)
-  end
-
-  def self.quote_json_string(s)
-    Hocon::Impl::ConfigImplUtil.render_json_string(s)
-  end
-
-  ##################
-  # RSpec Tests
-  ##################
-  def self.check_equal_objects(first_object, second_object)
-    it "should find the two objects to be equal" do
-      not_equal_to_anything_else = TestUtils::NotEqualToAnythingElse.new
-
-      # Equality
-      expect(first_object).to eq(second_object)
-      expect(second_object).to eq(first_object)
-
-      # Hashes
-      expect(first_object.hash).to eq(second_object.hash)
-
-      # Other random object
-      expect(first_object).not_to eq(not_equal_to_anything_else)
-      expect(not_equal_to_anything_else).not_to eq(first_object)
-
-      expect(second_object).not_to eq(not_equal_to_anything_else)
-      expect(not_equal_to_anything_else).not_to eq(second_object)
-    end
-  end
-
-  def self.check_not_equal_objects(first_object, second_object)
-
-    it "should find the two objects to be not equal" do
-      not_equal_to_anything_else = TestUtils::NotEqualToAnythingElse.new
-
-      # Equality
-      expect(first_object).not_to eq(second_object)
-      expect(second_object).not_to eq(first_object)
-
-      # Hashes
-      # hashcode inequality isn't guaranteed, but
-      # as long as it happens to work it might
-      # detect a bug (if hashcodes are equal,
-      # check if it's due to a bug or correct
-      # before you remove this)
-      expect(first_object.hash).not_to eq(second_object.hash)
-
-      # Other random object
-      expect(first_object).not_to eq(not_equal_to_anything_else)
-      expect(not_equal_to_anything_else).not_to eq(first_object)
-
-      expect(second_object).not_to eq(not_equal_to_anything_else)
-      expect(not_equal_to_anything_else).not_to eq(second_object)
-    end
-  end
-end
-
-
-##################
-# RSpec Shared Examples
-##################
-
-# Examples for comparing an object that won't equal anything but itself
-# Used in the object_equality examples below
-shared_examples_for "not_equal_to_other_random_thing" do
-  let(:not_equal_to_anything_else) { TestUtils::NotEqualToAnythingElse.new }
-
-  it "should find the first object not equal to a random other thing" do
-    expect(first_object).not_to eq(not_equal_to_anything_else)
-    expect(not_equal_to_anything_else).not_to eq(first_object)
-  end
-
-  it "should find the second object not equal to a random other thing" do
-    expect(second_object).not_to eq(not_equal_to_anything_else)
-    expect(not_equal_to_anything_else).not_to eq(second_object)
-  end
-end
-
-# Examples for making sure two objects are equal
-shared_examples_for "object_equality" do
-
-  it "should find the first object to be equal to the second object" do
-    expect(first_object).to eq(second_object)
-  end
-
-  it "should find the second object to be equal to the first object" do
-    expect(second_object).to eq(first_object)
-  end
-
-  it "should find the hash codes of the two objects to be equal" do
-    expect(first_object.hash).to eq(second_object.hash)
-  end
-
-  include_examples "not_equal_to_other_random_thing"
-end
-
-# Examples for making sure two objects are not equal
-shared_examples_for "object_inequality" do
-
-  it "should find the first object to not be equal to the second object" do
-    expect(first_object).not_to eq(second_object)
-  end
-
-  it "should find the second object to not be equal to the first object" do
-    expect(second_object).not_to eq(first_object)
-  end
-
-  it "should find the hash codes of the two objects to not be equal" do
-    # hashcode inequality isn't guaranteed, but
-    # as long as it happens to work it might
-    # detect a bug (if hashcodes are equal,
-    # check if it's due to a bug or correct
-    # before you remove this)
-    expect(first_object.hash).not_to eq(second_object.hash)
-  end
-
-  include_examples "not_equal_to_other_random_thing"
-end
-
-
-shared_examples_for "path_render_test" do
-  it "should find the expected rendered text equal to the rendered path" do
-    expect(path.render).to eq(expected)
-  end
-
-  it "should find the path equal to the parsed expected text" do
-    expect(Hocon::Impl::PathParser.parse_path(expected)).to eq(path)
-  end
-
-  it "should find the path equal to the parsed text that came from the rendered path" do
-    expect(Hocon::Impl::PathParser.parse_path(path.render)).to eq(path)
-  end
-end