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"""Markdown AST chunker tests — full-skeleton TOC + inlined content.
Each chunk renders the **complete heading skeleton of the document**
(every heading, top-to-bottom) with the chunk's content inlined under
the section that owns it. Sections that don't own this chunk's content
appear as bare headings — every chunk gives the reader a full document
map.
Covers:
* Tree build: heading-stack folding, section ranges, body wrap-up.
* Whole-fit: small docs / sections emit as a single chunk.
* Skeleton completeness: every chunk lists every doc heading.
* Owner positioning: content sits under the right section's heading.
* Body run packing: bodies under one section share the same owner slot.
* Subsection recursion: each subsection chunks under the same skeleton
with its own owner slot.
* Leaf split: lists / tables / code fences / paragraphs split internally
with their structural header (table separator, code fence, list bullet)
preserved per piece — and the full doc skeleton wraps each piece.
"""
from reme2.component.file_parser.linked_file_parser import (
LinkedFileParser,
MdNode,
)
def _parser(chunk_chars: int, embed_toc: bool = True) -> LinkedFileParser:
"""Construct a parser without invoking BaseComponent.__init__ (no app context)."""
p = LinkedFileParser.__new__(LinkedFileParser)
p.encoding = "utf-8"
p.chunk_chars = chunk_chars
p.embed_toc = embed_toc
return p
def _all_headings(text: str) -> list[str]:
"""All markdown heading lines in `text`, in order."""
return [ln.strip() for ln in text.split("\n") if ln.lstrip().startswith("#")]
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Tree build
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
def test_tree_groups_under_headings():
txt = "# Top\n" "para1\n" "\n" "## Sub A\n" "para2\n" "\n" "### Deeper\n" "para3\n" "\n" "## Sub B\n" "para4\n"
from mistletoe.block_token import Document
from mistletoe.markdown_renderer import MarkdownRenderer
p = _parser(2000)
with MarkdownRenderer() as r:
tree = p._build_tree(Document(txt), r)
assert tree.kind == "root"
assert len(tree.children) == 1
h1 = tree.children[0]
assert h1.kind == "section" and h1.heading == "Top" and h1.level == 1
kinds = [c.kind for c in h1.children]
assert kinds == ["body", "section", "section"]
sub_a, sub_b = h1.children[1], h1.children[2]
assert sub_a.heading == "Sub A" and sub_a.level == 2
assert sub_b.heading == "Sub B" and sub_b.level == 2
assert [c.kind for c in sub_a.children] == ["body", "section"]
deeper = sub_a.children[1]
assert deeper.heading == "Deeper" and deeper.level == 3
def test_tree_handles_body_before_first_heading():
txt = "intro paragraph\n\n# H1\nbody\n"
from mistletoe.block_token import Document
from mistletoe.markdown_renderer import MarkdownRenderer
p = _parser(2000)
with MarkdownRenderer() as r:
tree = p._build_tree(Document(txt), r)
assert [c.kind for c in tree.children] == ["body", "section"]
def test_tree_section_pop_on_equal_level():
txt = "# Top\n## A\nx\n## B\ny\n"
from mistletoe.block_token import Document
from mistletoe.markdown_renderer import MarkdownRenderer
p = _parser(2000)
with MarkdownRenderer() as r:
tree = p._build_tree(Document(txt), r)
h1 = tree.children[0]
assert [c.heading for c in h1.children if c.kind == "section"] == ["A", "B"]
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Whole-fit emit
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
def test_small_doc_emits_one_chunk():
txt = "# Top\nhello world\n"
chunks = _parser(500)._chunk(txt, "/x.md")
assert len(chunks) == 1
text = chunks[0].text
assert "# Top" in text and "hello world" in text
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Full-skeleton TOC: every chunk shows every heading
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
def test_every_chunk_lists_every_doc_heading():
"""No matter which slice is being chunked, the chunk text must
contain every heading in the document — that's what 'complete TOC
structure' means."""
txt = (
"# Doc\n"
"intro paragraph here\n"
"\n"
"## Section A\n"
"para A content here long\n"
"\n"
"### Subsection\n"
"deeper content here long\n"
"\n"
"## Section B\n"
"para B content long\n"
)
chunks = _parser(80)._chunk(txt, "/x.md")
assert len(chunks) >= 3
expected_headings = {"# Doc", "## Section A", "### Subsection", "## Section B"}
for c in chunks:
present = set(_all_headings(c.text))
assert expected_headings <= present, f"chunk missing headings {expected_headings - present}: {c.text!r}"
def test_owner_section_holds_chunk_content():
"""The chunk's content sits directly under its owner heading — not
under any other section's heading."""
txt = "# Doc\n" "\n" "## A\n" "alpha alpha alpha alpha here\n" "\n" "## B\n" "bravo bravo bravo bravo here\n"
chunks = _parser(60)._chunk(txt, "/x.md")
a_chunk = next(c for c in chunks if "alpha" in c.text)
b_chunk = next(c for c in chunks if "bravo" in c.text)
# In A's chunk, "alpha" must appear AFTER "## A" and BEFORE "## B"
a_idx = a_chunk.text.find("alpha")
a_a_idx = a_chunk.text.find("## A")
a_b_idx = a_chunk.text.find("## B")
assert a_a_idx < a_idx < a_b_idx
# In B's chunk, "bravo" must appear AFTER "## B"
b_idx = b_chunk.text.find("bravo")
b_b_idx = b_chunk.text.find("## B")
assert b_b_idx < b_idx
# And the OTHER section's body must NOT appear in this chunk.
assert "alpha" not in b_chunk.text
assert "bravo" not in a_chunk.text
def test_skeleton_unchanged_across_chunks():
"""Strip out body content — every chunk should yield the same
sequence of heading lines (the doc's skeleton)."""
txt = (
"# Top\n"
"\n"
"## A\n"
"aaa aaa aaa long\n"
"\n"
"## B\n"
"bbb bbb bbb long\n"
"\n"
"## C\n"
"ccc ccc ccc long\n"
)
chunks = _parser(60)._chunk(txt, "/x.md")
skeletons = [_all_headings(c.text) for c in chunks]
expected = ["# Top", "## A", "## B", "## C"]
for sk in skeletons:
assert sk == expected
def test_subsection_skeleton_preserved():
"""Subsection headings still appear in EVERY chunk's skeleton, not
just the chunk that owns the subsection's content."""
txt = (
"# Doc\n"
"\n"
"## A\n"
"para A long content here\n"
"\n"
"## B\n"
"\n"
"### B1\n"
"deep content here long\n"
"\n"
"## C\n"
"para C long content here\n"
)
chunks = _parser(60)._chunk(txt, "/x.md")
a_chunk = next(c for c in chunks if "para A" in c.text)
# B1 heading must appear in A's chunk too — full skeleton preserved.
assert "### B1" in a_chunk.text
assert "## C" in a_chunk.text
# And in B1's chunk, A's heading must appear before B's.
b1_chunk = next(c for c in chunks if "deep content" in c.text)
assert "## A" in b1_chunk.text
assert "## B" in b1_chunk.text
assert "### B1" in b1_chunk.text
assert "## C" in b1_chunk.text
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Body run packing
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
def test_body_run_greedy_packs_under_one_owner():
"""Multiple bodies under one section pack into one chunk; each
chunk still carries the full skeleton."""
txt = (
"# Top\n"
"\n"
"## Single\n"
"para1 content here\n"
"\n"
"para2 different content\n"
"\n"
"para3 last paragraph\n"
)
chunks = _parser(80)._chunk(txt, "/x.md")
for c in chunks:
# Skeleton has both top and single.
assert "# Top" in c.text
assert "## Single" in c.text
joined = "\n".join(c.text for c in chunks)
for tag in ("para1", "para2", "para3"):
assert tag in joined
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Leaf splits: full skeleton wraps each piece
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
def test_table_split_keeps_skeleton():
txt = (
"# Doc\n"
"\n"
"## Tables\n"
"\n"
"| name | value |\n"
"|------|-------|\n"
"| r1 | a |\n"
"| r2 | b |\n"
"| r3 | c |\n"
"| r4 | d |\n"
"\n"
"## Other\n"
"other content\n"
)
chunks = _parser(80)._chunk(txt, "/x.md")
table_chunks = [c for c in chunks if "| name | value |" in c.text]
assert len(table_chunks) >= 2
for c in table_chunks:
# Header repeats per piece.
assert "| name | value |" in c.text
assert "----" in c.text
# Skeleton complete: # Doc, ## Tables, ## Other all present.
assert "# Doc" in c.text
assert "## Tables" in c.text
assert "## Other" in c.text
def test_code_fence_split_keeps_skeleton():
txt = (
"# Doc\n"
"\n"
"## Code\n"
"\n"
"```python\n"
"def line1():\n"
" pass\n"
"\n"
"def line2():\n"
" pass\n"
"\n"
"def line3():\n"
" pass\n"
"\n"
"def line4():\n"
" pass\n"
"```\n"
"\n"
"## After\n"
"after content\n"
)
chunks = _parser(100)._chunk(txt, "/x.md")
code_chunks = [c for c in chunks if "```python" in c.text]
assert len(code_chunks) >= 2
for c in code_chunks:
# Fence opener + closer repeat per piece.
assert "```python" in c.text
# Skeleton: # Doc, ## Code, ## After.
assert "# Doc" in c.text
assert "## Code" in c.text
assert "## After" in c.text
def test_list_split_keeps_skeleton():
txt = (
"# Doc\n"
"\n"
"## Items\n"
"\n"
"- item one with some text\n"
"- item two with text\n"
"- item three text\n"
"- item four text\n"
"- item five text\n"
"- item six text\n"
"\n"
"## After\n"
"after content\n"
)
chunks = _parser(110)._chunk(txt, "/x.md")
list_chunks = [c for c in chunks if "- item" in c.text]
assert len(list_chunks) >= 2
for c in list_chunks:
assert "# Doc" in c.text
assert "## Items" in c.text
assert "## After" in c.text
joined = "\n".join(c.text for c in list_chunks)
for tag in ("one", "two", "three", "four", "five", "six"):
assert tag in joined
def test_paragraph_line_split_keeps_skeleton():
txt = (
"# P\n"
"\n"
"## Section\n"
"alpha line one with extra padding text here\n"
"beta line two with extra padding text here\n"
"gamma line three with extra padding text here\n"
"delta line four with extra padding text here\n"
"\n"
"## After\n"
"after content\n"
)
chunks = _parser(110)._chunk(txt, "/x.md")
para_chunks = [c for c in chunks if any(t in c.text for t in ("alpha", "beta", "gamma", "delta"))]
assert len(para_chunks) >= 2
for c in para_chunks:
assert "# P" in c.text
assert "## Section" in c.text
assert "## After" in c.text
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
# embed_toc toggle + content-only budget
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
def test_embed_toc_off_strips_skeleton():
"""With embed_toc=False, chunks contain only their own content —
no full-doc heading skeleton wrapping them."""
txt = "# Doc\n" "\n" "## A\n" "para A long content here\n" "\n" "## B\n" "para B long content here\n"
chunks = _parser(60, embed_toc=False)._chunk(txt, "/x.md")
a = next(c for c in chunks if "para A" in c.text)
b = next(c for c in chunks if "para B" in c.text)
# Neither chunk should carry the OTHER section's heading.
assert "## B" not in a.text
assert "## A" not in b.text
# And neither should carry the doc title (no full-doc TOC).
assert "# Doc" not in a.text
assert "# Doc" not in b.text
def test_embed_toc_off_content_only():
"""A whole-doc chunk under embed_toc=False is just the rendered
content — its own section headings remain (they're part of the
content), but no extra TOC wrap is added."""
txt = "# Top\nhello world content here\n"
chunks = _parser(500, embed_toc=False)._chunk(txt, "/x.md")
assert len(chunks) == 1
text = chunks[0].text.strip()
# The doc's own heading IS the content of the root chunk.
assert text.startswith("# Top")
assert "hello world content here" in text
# But chunk size matches just the rendered doc — no extra prefix
# would have been added that isn't in the source.
assert text == "# Top\n\nhello world content here"
def test_embed_toc_default_is_on():
"""Default behavior keeps TOC embedding on."""
p = _parser(500)
assert p.embed_toc is True
chunks = p._chunk("# Top\nbody content\n", "/x.md")
assert "# Top" in chunks[0].text
def test_chunk_chars_constrains_content_only():
"""chunk_chars limits CONTENT size; the TOC skeleton is additive
and may push final chunk text well beyond chunk_chars."""
# Doc with a deep heading skeleton (~70 chars) and short body.
txt = (
"# H1 long heading title here\n"
"## H2 long subheading title\n"
"### H3 deep heading title\n"
"x\n" # body of H3
)
chunks = _parser(50)._chunk(txt, "/x.md")
assert len(chunks) == 1
final = chunks[0].text
# Final chunk text > chunk_chars because TOC was added on top.
assert len(final) > 50
# All headings present (full skeleton).
assert "# H1" in final and "## H2" in final and "### H3" in final
# Body present.
assert "x" in final
def test_body_run_budget_excludes_toc():
"""A body run greedy-pack uses chunk_chars purely for body content;
the TOC skeleton overhead doesn't squeeze the budget."""
# Two bodies whose joined size = 50 chars; with TOC skeleton,
# old behavior (TOC counted) might split, but new should fit.
txt = (
"# Top\n"
"## Sub long heading title here\n"
"abcdefghij abcdefghij abcdefghij\n" # 32 chars body
"\n"
"klmnopqrst klmnopqrst klmnopqrst\n" # 32 chars body
)
# 80 chars budget covers the joined body (32+2+32=66) but is
# smaller than body+TOC under old (counting) semantics (~120).
chunks = _parser(80)._chunk(txt, "/x.md")
# Both bodies in one chunk because content-only budget allows it.
assert len(chunks) == 1
assert "abcdefghij" in chunks[0].text
assert "klmnopqrst" in chunks[0].text
def test_render_with_toc_off_returns_content_unchanged():
"""White-box: with embed_toc=False the chunk text is the raw content."""
txt = "# A\n## B\nbody\n"
chunks = _parser(500, embed_toc=False)._chunk(txt, "/x.md")
assert len(chunks) == 1
# Whole-doc chunk: content is the rendered markdown, no TOC wrap added.
assert "# A" in chunks[0].text and "## B" in chunks[0].text
assert chunks[0].text == "# A\n\n## B\n\nbody"
def test_render_with_toc_on_wraps_with_skeleton():
"""Black-box: with embed_toc=True, every chunk includes the doc's
heading skeleton alongside the body content."""
txt = "# A\n## B\nbody\n"
chunks = _parser(500, embed_toc=True)._chunk(txt, "/x.md")
assert len(chunks) == 1
text = chunks[0].text
assert "# A" in text and "## B" in text and "body" in text
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Empty / whitespace-only
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
def test_empty_text_yields_no_chunks():
assert _parser(500)._chunk("", "/x.md") == []
assert _parser(500)._chunk(" \n\n ", "/x.md") == []
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Leaf-block split parts: [Part X/N] markers
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
def test_table_split_marks_parts():
"""Table split into N pieces gets [Part X/N] prefix on each."""
txt = (
"# Doc\n"
"\n"
"## T\n"
"\n"
"| a | b |\n"
"|---|---|\n"
"| 1 | x |\n"
"| 2 | y |\n"
"| 3 | z |\n"
"| 4 | u |\n"
"| 5 | v |\n"
"| 6 | w |\n"
)
chunks = _parser(80)._chunk(txt, "/x.md")
table_chunks = [c for c in chunks if "| a | b" in c.text]
assert len(table_chunks) >= 2
n = len(table_chunks)
for i, c in enumerate(table_chunks, 1):
assert f"[Part {i}/{n}]" in c.text
# The marker sits BEFORE the table header.
for c in table_chunks:
marker_pos = c.text.find("[Part")
header_pos = c.text.find("| a")
assert 0 <= marker_pos < header_pos
def test_code_split_marks_parts():
txt = (
"# Doc\n"
"\n"
"## C\n"
"\n"
"```python\n"
"def f1(): pass\n"
"def f2(): pass\n"
"def f3(): pass\n"
"def f4(): pass\n"
"def f5(): pass\n"
"def f6(): pass\n"
"```\n"
)
chunks = _parser(70)._chunk(txt, "/x.md")
code_chunks = [c for c in chunks if "```python" in c.text]
assert len(code_chunks) >= 2
n = len(code_chunks)
for i, c in enumerate(code_chunks, 1):
assert f"[Part {i}/{n}]" in c.text
# Marker before the fence opener.
assert c.text.find("[Part") < c.text.find("```python")
def test_list_split_marks_parts():
txt = (
"# Doc\n"
"\n"
"## L\n"
"\n"
"- item one with extra padding text content here\n"
"- item two with extra padding text content here\n"
"- item three with extra padding text content here\n"
"- item four with extra padding text content here\n"
"- item five with extra padding text content here\n"
"- item six with extra padding text content here\n"
)
chunks = _parser(120)._chunk(txt, "/x.md")
list_chunks = [c for c in chunks if "- item" in c.text]
assert len(list_chunks) >= 2
n = len(list_chunks)
for i, c in enumerate(list_chunks, 1):
assert f"[Part {i}/{n}]" in c.text
def test_paragraph_split_marks_parts():
txt = (
"# Doc\n"
"\n"
"## P\n"
"alpha line one with extra padding text here\n"
"beta line two with extra padding text here\n"
"gamma line three with extra padding text here\n"
"delta line four with extra padding text here\n"
)
chunks = _parser(100)._chunk(txt, "/x.md")
para_chunks = [c for c in chunks if any(t in c.text for t in ("alpha", "beta", "gamma", "delta"))]
assert len(para_chunks) >= 2
n = len(para_chunks)
for i, c in enumerate(para_chunks, 1):
assert f"[Part {i}/{n}]" in c.text
def test_single_piece_leaf_has_no_part_marker():
"""When a leaf block fits in one piece, no [Part] prefix is added."""
txt = "# Doc\n" "\n" "## T\n" "\n" "| a | b |\n" "|---|---|\n" "| 1 | 2 |\n"
chunks = _parser(500)._chunk(txt, "/x.md")
assert len(chunks) == 1
assert "[Part" not in chunks[0].text
def test_part_marker_absent_for_body_run_packing():
"""Body run packing (separate blocks under one section) doesn't
use [Part] markers — that's reserved for splitting ONE leaf block."""
txt = (
"# Doc\n"
"\n"
"## S\n"
"para1 first paragraph content\n"
"\n"
"para2 second paragraph content\n"
"\n"
"para3 third paragraph content\n"
)
# Force greedy-pack across separate paragraphs.
chunks = _parser(60)._chunk(txt, "/x.md")
for c in chunks:
assert "[Part" not in c.text
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Provenance
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
def test_chunk_line_ranges_track_source():
txt = (
"# Top\n" # line 1
"intro\n" # line 2
"\n"
"## Sub\n" # line 4
"body\n" # line 5
)
chunks = _parser(500)._chunk(txt, "/x.md")
assert len(chunks) == 1
assert chunks[0].start_line == 1
assert chunks[0].end_line == 5
def test_chunk_id_changes_with_content():
a = _parser(500)._chunk("# X\nhello\n", "/x.md")[0]
b = _parser(500)._chunk("# X\nhello\n", "/x.md")[0]
c = _parser(500)._chunk("# X\nhellp\n", "/x.md")[0]
assert a.id == b.id
assert a.id != c.id
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Render helper directly
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
def test_render_with_full_toc_inlines_at_owner():
"""Black-box: when ## B's content emits as its own chunk, the chunk's
TOC slot-fills B's content BEFORE the next sibling section ## C."""
body_b = "x" * 400
body_c = "y" * 400
txt = f"# A\n\n## B\n\n{body_b}\n\n## C\n\n{body_c}\n"
chunks = _parser(500, embed_toc=True)._chunk(txt, "/x.md")
b_chunks = [c for c in chunks if "xxxx" in c.text and "yyyy" not in c.text]
assert b_chunks, "expected a B-body chunk distinct from C's"
text = b_chunks[0].text
assert "## B" in text and "## C" in text
# B's content sits under ## B but BEFORE ## C
assert text.find("## B") < text.find("xxxx") < text.find("## C")
def test_render_with_full_toc_root_owner():
"""Black-box: body before any heading attaches to the root slot,
so it appears BEFORE the first section heading in the chunk."""
txt = "PRELUDE body\n\n# A\n\nbody A\n"
chunks = _parser(500, embed_toc=True)._chunk(txt, "/x.md")
assert len(chunks) == 1
text = chunks[0].text
assert text.find("PRELUDE") < text.find("# A")
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
# MdNode dataclass
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------
def test_mdnode_defaults():
n = MdNode(kind="body")
assert n.heading is None and n.level == 0
assert n.children == [] and n.block is None
assert n.text == "" and n.start_line == 0
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