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In @src/runtime/test_runner/dom_node.rs:
- Around line 367-389: Update the Text and Comment branches in print_node to
call write_data with ampersand escaping enabled for Text nodes and disabled for
Comment nodes. Extend write_data to escape ampersands only when requested, while
continuing to escape less-than and greater-than characters in both paths.
- Around line 260-278: In the DOM attribute-rendering loop, escape each
attribute value for HTML attribute context before passing it to
printer.print_value, including ampersands and double quotes. Keep this escaping
at the attribute-rendering site and leave generic string formatting unchanged.
In @src/runtime/test_runner/pretty_format.rs:
- Around line 771-773: Track recursive child depth in the pretty-format
Formatter, updating children_push and depth_exceeded to enforce a finite limit
consistent with NodePrinter and stop formatting deeper DOM snapshots.
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Beyond the inline findings, I also checked the first commit's formatter-constructor unification: every former Formatter::new(g).with_quote_strings(true) site now calls make_formatter and every bare Formatter::new(g) site calls new_formatter, so quote_strings is unchanged at each matcher. The class_name threading through PropertyIteratorCtx/print_object_tail in src/jsc/ConsoleObject.rs is also a no-op when print_dom_nodes_as_markup is false (stays None, falls back to get_object_name), so console.log/Bun.inspect output is unaffected.
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The diff adds a DOM-node markup printer for the test runner (new dom_node.rs, RuntimeHooks slot, console formatter flag, snapshot serializer arm) plus a refactor of matcher formatter construction; it touches no auth, crypto, or injection surface, only test-output formatting driven by user-controlled getters. Multiple verified inline findings (unbounded length-driven allocation, unbounded recursion in the snapshot printer, exception propagation from markup getters) mean a human should weigh this before merge, so no approval.
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…make_formatter Behaviour change: none. Each matcher message and test.each label now gets its console formatter from one of two constructors in test_runner::expect, so a setting that applies to all test-runner output has one place to live. The with_quote_strings shim goes away.
…a missing index happy-dom wraps form and select elements in a Proxy. The snapshot serializer now prints such a proxy's target as markup, as the console formatter already does. Other proxies keep their JSON form. The attribute and child loops stop at the first undefined index instead of trusting a length that is larger than the collection.
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…lass-name prefix The class name that DOM node detection reads was carried to the prefix through an Option<String> in PropertyIteratorCtx and print_object_tail. console.log and Bun.inspect paid for that slot on every object. print_object now tests the flag once and sends the test runner to its own arm. The arm reads the class name, asks the DOM node hook, and writes the prefix itself. PropertyIteratorCtx, handle_first_property, print_object_tail, get_object_name and print_array are main's code again. The hook prints without ANSI colors. Every formatter that sets the flag does, so the colored instantiation of print_node had no caller.
A class named Text or Comment with the matching nodeType and no string data printed as the empty string or as <!---->. An element class with no string tagName printed as <unknown />. pretty-format throws on these. Detection now reads data (Text, Comment) or tagName (Element) and accepts the value only if it is a string. The printer gets that string from detection and does not read it again. A value that fails the check, or whose getter throws, prints as an object, as before this branch.
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Pushed two commits (2147964, fee897a) that answer the cost question from the pre-merge check, and dcadde5, which trims comments only.
One question for review is in the PR body. The arm writes the class-name prefix before it reads the properties, so a message that a throwing property walk cuts now ends The body also lists, with sizes, what this PR does not cover: jsdom values that are not nodes, and a happy-dom custom element with an unnamed class. The method and the tables are in the Notes block. |
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I reviewed the six new commits and found no new bugs; the earlier points on unbounded length, Proxy-wrapped nodes and throwing detection getters are addressed in code. Because this splits print_object on the console hot path and adds a RuntimeHooks slot, a human look is still worthwhile.
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print_object_for_test_runner:parent = JSValue::ZEROmakeshandle_first_propertyskip the prefix (is_cell()is false), class/callable values keepparent = valueso the iterator writes it as before, and theiter_i == 0{}branch matchesprint_object_tail.dom_node.rs: everyget/get_index/callpropagates?;as_nodeclears only non-termination exceptions; thechildNodes.expectis reached only whenchild_count > 0, which requireschildrento beSome; both loops now stop at the firstundefinedindex andattribute_namesno longer preallocates fromlength.- The new
ProxyObjectarm inTag::getwith a revoked Proxy: examined and ruled out — the target is not a cell,as_nodereturnsNone, and the value falls through to the existingTag::JSONpath.
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The change adds a 404-line dom_node.rs duck-typing printer, a print_dom_nodes_as_markup flag and a cold print_object_for_test_runner arm in ConsoleObject.rs, a new RuntimeHooks::console_print_dom_node slot, a ProxyObject arm in pretty_format.rs, and a 403-line test with snapshots. It touches no auth, crypto or injection surface; the sensitive surface is exception propagation across user getters and Proxy traps, which propagate through ? or are cleared only in detection. No CODEOWNERS entry covers the changed paths and the hunt ran dry, but the size, the hot-path refactor of print_object and the author's own open question about prefix ordering on a throwing property walk are design points a maintainer should weigh, so defer rather than approve.
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Closing: #44833 (merged) adds |
Fixes #44045
Fixes #5540
Problem
expect(node).toMatchSnapshot()and matcher messages print a jsdom or happy-dom node as its whole object graph. OneDocumentFragmentwith a<button>is 7.6 MB.pretty_format.rs,ConsoleObject.rs) walk every property, includingSymbol(impl).Fix
dom_node.rs(supersedes console/test: serialize DOM nodes as markup in Bun.inspect and matcher utils #35712) detects a node and prints markup, after pretty-format'sDOMElementplugin. A node must have a stringtagNameordata.print_objecttests one flag that only the test runner sets. A cold arm reads the class name once, calls the printer, and writes theNameprefix of other values.Received: Foo.test/js/bun/test/dom-node-format.test.ts(13 of 22 fail on main).Background
print_objectprints objects forconsole.log,Bun.inspectand matcher messages.RuntimeHooksis the function pointer table frombun_jsctobun_runtime.console.log57 to 75 instructions per object. A second lookup cost 411 to 600 per value inbun test. AnodeType-first detector is not built.Downsides
bun test -uonce. That includes domhandler nodes.bun test, a plain object costs 115 instructions more, a class instance 854.console.log({a: 1})costs 6,288 instructions on main and here. Release text is +30,208 bytes, and a failingtoEqualdiff nests 5,113 levels deep (main 5,230).Eventstill prints the graph, and its snapshot grows from 0.7 MB to 3.6 MB. A happy-dom custom element with an unnamed class stays a graph.Notes
This revision (3 commits on top of 6bd60b3, the third changes comments only)
console formatter: the test runner's arm of print_object prints the class-name prefix. The earlier revision carried the class name in anOption<String>throughPropertyIteratorCtx,handle_first_property,print_object_tailandprint_array. That slot is gone.RuntimeHooks::console_print_dom_nodelostenable_ansi_colors: every formatter that sets the flag prints throughformat_value::<false>, so the colored copy ofprint_node(4,154 bytes) had no caller.test runner: a DOM node has the string its markup starts from. Before it,class Text { nodeType = 3 }printed as the empty string,class Comment { nodeType = 8 }as<!---->andclass HTMLDivElement { nodeType = 1 }as<unknown />. pretty-format throws aPrettyFormatPluginErroron these. They print as objects again, as on main.Measurements. Release builds (ThinLTO), linux x64. main = a4f1429, the merge base. Method: exact count of user-space instructions on the main thread between two marker syscalls (
ptracesingle-step), JIT off, concurrent GC off. Per call = (300 calls - 100 calls) / 200.bun testconsole.log({a: i})console.log(new Widget(i))console.log({a: i}), colors onconsole.log(new Widget(i)), colors onconsole.log({})console.log({a, b, c, d, e})console.logof a null-prototype objectconsole.log([i, i, i])console.error({a: i})console.table([{a: i}])Bun.inspect(i)(control)console.log({a: i})are the same number on both builds: 631,825 instructions for 100 calls and 1,889,435 for 300.console.log({a: i})+73).bun test: failingexpect(a).toBe(b), two values per calltoEqualnm -S), equal to main:print_object_tail622,for_each_prelude1265 and 1295,for_each123 and 184,get_object_name761,print_array4109 and 4189.print_objectis 419 (main 398). The arm is 1,741 bytes, one copy.print_objectframe:sub rsp, 0x58, as on main (earlier revision 0x88). Deepest object thatBun.inspect(o, { depth: Infinity })prints: 3,990 levels on main and on this branch (earlier revision 3,848).bun test:console.log,Bun.inspectandconsole.tableof 21 values, colors off and on: 0 differing bytes against main.toEqualdiff prints before the stack overflows: 5,230 levels on main, 5,113 on this branch (release). The snapshot formatter keeps the class name in its recursive frame. In a debug ASAN build the numbers are 498 and 485, sotest/js/bun/test/pretty-format-overflow.test.ts(500 levels) exits 139 on both debug builds. CI runs it on a release ASAN build.Open question, in full. On main and in the earlier revision, the
Nameprefix is written when the first visible property arrives. The arm writes it before the property walk, the order of Node'sformatRaw. Two results, both need user code that throws or mutates during the print:ownKeystrap on the prototype chain, a throwing$$typeofgetter on the first value), the matcher message was already cut at the throw. It now endsReceived: Foo. It endedReceived:. main keeps such partial text for arrays, Maps and Sets.If the prefix must stay at the leaf, the alternative is a second instantiation of the property iterator (estimated 3 KB, not built).
Not built: a detector that takes only the value. The hook gets the class name from its caller. That is why the arm exists. A detector that reads
nodeTypefirst and computes the class name only for a candidate needs no arm and no split ofprint_object. It readsnodeTypeon every plain object in a matcher message, or it needs a prototype check to skip plain objects, which changes which values are nodes. It was not built or measured.Getters that throw. Detection reads
nodeType, thentagNameordata, thenhasAttributefor a class with no DOM name. If one of them throws, the value prints as an object and the message is complete. The printer readsattributes,childNodesand each attribute'snameandvalue. A throw there stops the print, as inprint_jsx: the matcher message is cut at that point. This replaces the earlier note: a throwingtagNameordatagetter no longer cuts the message.Sizes (jsdom 25.0.1 and happy-dom 17.0.3, a page with one
div, onespanand onep, main to this branch):toBemessage 35,605,518 to 128 characters,toEqualdiff 151,221,156 to 182.NodeList:toBemessage 7,972,073 to 437 characters.NodeList,HTMLCollection,NamedNodeMap:toBemessage about 18 M and 12 M characters on both.Event: snapshot 696,103 to 3,569,627 bytes,toEqualdiff 3,093,482 to 6,639,329 characters. jsdomDocument:toEqualdiff 62,167,645 to 129,352,414. The markup printer readschildNodesandattributesof nodes inside the graph. jsdom then creates more internal objects, and the graph walk prints them.customElements.define("x-anon", class extends HTMLElement {}): 141,959 characters, also as a child inside markup. The class has no name, so detection stops. Jest's current source accepts it (val?.constructor?.name || isCustomElement(val)). pretty-format 29.7.0 and @vitest/pretty-format 4.1.9 do not. The same element in jsdom prints as<x-anon />.NodeList,HTMLCollectionandNamedNodeMapneed pretty-format'sDOMCollectionplugin, which this PR does not port.Symbol(impl). pretty-format prints enumerable keys only (getKeysOfEnumerableProperties). This PR does not change that.Related. #30764 prints
outerHTMLintoBeTruthyandtoBeFalsymessages. #37311 caps the size of a failure message (#37310). This PR prints markup for the same elements in every matcher message.Suites run (debug build with ASAN):
dom-node-format.test.ts(22 pass),expect.test.js,expect-extend.test.js,expect-extend-matcher-utils-throw.test.ts,jest-each.test.ts,jest-extended.test.js,mock-fn.test.js,spyMatchers.test.ts,snapshot-tests/,inspect.test.js,bun-inspect.test.ts,custom-inspect.test.js,console-log.test.ts,console-recursive.test.ts,bun-inspect-table.test.ts,console-table.test.ts(its GC test takes 4.3 s of a 5 s limit under ASAN here, on a loaded machine it times out).Self-review. 5 concerns raised, 4 addressed: tests for a throwing
tagNameanddatagetter, the colored copy of the arm removed (1,741 bytes), related PRs named, uncovered values listed with sizes. Not done: the value-only detector above. It changes the detection rule, and the arm is one cold function that five tests pin.Earlier notes that still hold
lengthlarger than the collection no longer pre-sizes or over-iterates. happy-dom<form>and<select>, which are Proxy objects, print as markup in snapshots. ThehasAttribute("is")probe is the reference plugin's rule. The snapshot serializer has no depth limit for any value (JestmaxDepth: Infinity).nodeTypegetter does not fail the matcher message. Termination still propagates.HTMLDivElementduck type:nodeType1,tagName1,attributes1,childNodes1. Custom element: the same,tagNameis read once. A class instance that is not a node:nodeType1.{a: 1}: none.Bun.inspectof the same values: none.nm -S): 16dom_nodesymbols, 27,800 bytes.expect.test.js.[human-review] gate passed · iteration 0 · 12 files touched
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The snapshot and matcher formatter treated JSDOM nodes as ordinary objects and recursively serialized their entire internal object graph, including the Symbol(impl) wrapper state, which produced multi-megabyte snapshot files and a transient memory spike. The fix adds a DOM markup option to the formatter along with a runtime hook that recognizes supported node kinds (text, comments, elements, and fragments) and renders them as HTML markup, matching Jest's output. Only the test runner enables this option, so console.log and Bun.inspect keep their existing object formatting.