yesod-test: Improve CSS selector parser.

* Tighten up what the parser will accept (especially wrt identifiers).
* Write the parser in a more idiomatic (for *parsec) style.

yesod-test/Yesod/Test/CssQuery.hs

@@ -9,7 +9,10 @@ module Yesod.Test.CssQuery
 import Prelude hiding (takeWhile)
 import Data.Text (Text)
 import Data.Attoparsec.Text
-import Control.Applicative (many, (<|>), optional)
+import Control.Applicative
+import Data.Char
+
+import qualified Data.Text as T
 
 data SelectorGroup
   = DirectChildren [Selector]
@@ -27,6 +30,13 @@ data Selector
   | ByAttrEnds Text Text
   deriving (Show, Eq)
 
+
+-- The official syntax specification for CSS2 can be found here:
+--      http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS2/syndata.html
+-- but that spec is tricky to fully support. Instead we do the minimal and we
+-- can extend it as needed.
+
+
 -- | Parses a query into an intermediate format which is easy to feed to HXT
 --
 -- * The top-level lists represent the top level comma separated queries.
@@ -41,66 +51,54 @@ parseQuery = parseOnly cssQuery
 
 -- Below this line is the Parsec parser for css queries.
 cssQuery :: Parser [[SelectorGroup]]
-cssQuery = sepBy rules (char ',' >> (optional (char ' ')))
+cssQuery = sepBy rules (char ',' >> optional (char ' '))
 
 rules :: Parser [SelectorGroup]
 rules = many $ directChildren <|> deepChildren
 
 directChildren :: Parser SelectorGroup
-directChildren = do
+directChildren = string "> " >> DirectChildren <$> parseSelectors
-  _ <- char '>'
-  _ <- char ' '
-  sels <- selectors
-  _ <- optional $ char ' '
-  return $ DirectChildren sels
 
 deepChildren :: Parser SelectorGroup
-deepChildren = do 
+deepChildren = DeepChildren <$> parseSelectors
-  sels <- selectors
+
-  _ <- optional $ char ' '
+parseSelectors :: Parser [Selector]
-  return $ DeepChildren sels
+parseSelectors = pOptionalTrailingSpace . many1 $
-  
+    parseId <|> parseClass <|> parseTag <|> parseAttr
-selectors :: Parser [Selector]
-selectors = many1 $ parseId
-  <|> parseClass
-  <|> parseTag
-  <|> parseAttr
 
 parseId :: Parser Selector
-parseId = do
+parseId = char '#' >> ById <$> pIdent
-  _ <- char '#'
-  x <- takeWhile $ flip notElem ",#.[ >"
-  return $ ById x
 
 parseClass :: Parser Selector
-parseClass = do
+parseClass = char '.' >> ByClass <$> pIdent
-  _ <- char '.'
-  x <- takeWhile $ flip notElem ",#.[ >"
-  return $ ByClass x
 
 parseTag :: Parser Selector
-parseTag = do
+parseTag = ByTagName <$> pIdent
-  x <- takeWhile1 $ flip notElem ",#.[ >"
-  return $ ByTagName x
 
 parseAttr :: Parser Selector
-parseAttr = do
+parseAttr = pSquare $ choice
-  _ <- char '['
+    [ ByAttrEquals <$> pIdent <*> (string "=" *> pAttrValue)
-  name <- takeWhile $ flip notElem ",#.=$^*]"
+    , ByAttrContains <$> pIdent <*> (string "*=" *> pAttrValue)
-  (parseAttrExists name)
+    , ByAttrStarts <$> pIdent <*> (string "^=" *> pAttrValue)
-    <|> (parseAttrWith "=" ByAttrEquals name)
+    , ByAttrEnds <$> pIdent <*> (string "$=" *> pAttrValue)
-    <|> (parseAttrWith "*=" ByAttrContains name)
+    , ByAttrExists <$> pIdent
-    <|> (parseAttrWith "^=" ByAttrStarts name)
+    ]
-    <|> (parseAttrWith "$=" ByAttrEnds name)
 
-parseAttrExists :: Text -> Parser Selector
+-- | pIdent : Parse an identifier (not yet supporting escapes and unicode as
-parseAttrExists attrname = do
+-- part of the identifier). Basically the regex: [-]?[_a-zA-Z][_a-zA-Z0-9]*
-  _ <- char ']'
+pIdent :: Parser Text
-  return $ ByAttrExists attrname
+pIdent = pOptionalTrailingSpace $ do
+    leadingMinus <- string "-" <|> pure ""
+    nmstart <- T.singleton <$> satisfy (\c -> isAlpha c || c == '_')
+    nmchar <- takeWhile (\c -> isAlphaNum c || c == '_')
+    return $ T.concat [ leadingMinus, nmstart, nmchar ]
 
-parseAttrWith :: Text -> (Text -> Text -> Selector) -> Text -> Parser Selector
+
-parseAttrWith sign constructor name = do
+pAttrValue :: Parser Text
-  _ <- string sign
+pAttrValue = takeWhile (/= ']')
-  value <- takeWhile $ flip notElem ",#.]"
+
-  _ <- char ']'
+pSquare :: Parser a -> Parser a
-  return $ constructor name value
+pSquare p = char '[' *> p <* char ']'
+
+pOptionalTrailingSpace :: Parser a -> Parser a
+pOptionalTrailingSpace p = p <* optional (char ' ')