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62 changes: 62 additions & 0 deletions Sources/ConfigKeyKit/ConfigValueReading+Bool.swift
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//
// ConfigValueReading+Bool.swift
// ConfigKeyKit
//
// Created by Leo Dion.
// Copyright © 2026 BrightDigit.
//
// Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person
// obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation
// files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without
// restriction, including without limitation the rights to use,
// copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or
// sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the
// Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following
// conditions:
//
// The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be
// included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
//
// THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND,
// EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES
// OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND
// NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT
// HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY,
// WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING
// FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR
// OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
//

internal import Foundation

// swiftlint:disable discouraged_optional_boolean
extension ConfigValueReading {

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Declare access on the extension.

extension ConfigValueReading has implicit access at Sources/ConfigKeyKit/ConfigValueReading+Bool.swift:33. Add an explicit access modifier to satisfy the enabled explicit_acl and explicit_top_level_acl rules.

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In `@Sources/ConfigKeyKit/ConfigValueReading`+Bool.swift at line 33, Add an
explicit access modifier to the ConfigValueReading extension in
ConfigValueReading+Bool.swift, using the access level required by the existing
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/// Parses a boolean from the reader's string value.
///
/// `true` / `1` / `yes` and `false` / `0` / `no` are recognized, case-insensitively.
/// Anything else — including an empty value — yields `nil`, so resolution falls through
/// to the next source and ultimately to the key's default. An unrecognized value must
/// not be treated as `false`: a typo would then silently *disable* a flag rather than
/// being ignored.
public func bool(
forKey key: Key,
isSecret: Bool,
fileID: String,
line: UInt
) -> Bool? {
guard
let value = string(forKey: key, isSecret: isSecret, fileID: fileID, line: line)
else {
return nil
}
switch value.lowercased().trimmingCharacters(in: .whitespaces) {
case "true", "1", "yes":
return true
case "false", "0", "no":
return false
default:
return nil
}
}
}
// swiftlint:enable discouraged_optional_boolean
36 changes: 14 additions & 22 deletions Sources/ConfigKeyKit/ConfigValueReading.swift
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Expand Up @@ -71,6 +71,17 @@ public protocol ConfigValueReading {

/// Reads a double value for the native key, or `nil` if absent.
func double(forKey key: Key, isSecret: Bool, fileID: String, line: UInt) -> Double?

/// Reads a boolean value for the native key, or `nil` when this source supplies
/// nothing usable — absent, empty, or not recognizable as a boolean.
///
/// A default implementation parses the string value, so existing conformers keep
/// working unchanged. Readers with a native boolean accessor — `ConfigReader` among
/// them — witness this requirement directly, which matters: a command-line provider
/// reports a *valueless* flag (`--verbose`) only through its boolean accessor. Its
/// string accessor returns `nil`, so resolving booleans through strings cannot see
/// flag presence at all.
func bool(forKey key: Key, isSecret: Bool, fileID: String, line: UInt) -> Bool?
}

extension ConfigValueReading {
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -126,13 +137,11 @@ extension ConfigValueReading {
resolvedDouble(key)
}

// swiftlint:disable discouraged_optional_boolean
/// Reads an optional boolean value, or `nil` if no source provides one
/// (same truthiness rules as the required boolean overload).
public func read(_ key: OptionalConfigKey<Bool>) -> Bool? {
resolvedBool(key)
}
// swiftlint:enable discouraged_optional_boolean

/// Reads an optional value parsed from a source string with `transform`.
///
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -193,26 +202,9 @@ extension ConfigValueReading {
resolved(key) { double(forKey: $0, isSecret: $1, fileID: #fileID, line: #line) }
}

// swiftlint:disable:next discouraged_optional_boolean
private func resolvedBool(_ key: any ConfigurationKey) -> Bool? {
for source in sourcePriority {
guard let keyString = key.key(for: source) else { continue }
guard
let value = string(
forKey: makeConfigKey(keyString), isSecret: key.isSecret, fileID: #fileID, line: #line
)
else { continue }
if source == .commandLine {
// Flag presence indicates true (e.g. `--verbose`).
return true
}
let normalized = value.lowercased().trimmingCharacters(in: .whitespaces)
if normalized.isEmpty {
// An empty value is treated as absent; consult the next source.
continue
}
return normalized == "true" || normalized == "1" || normalized == "yes"
}
return nil
resolved(key) { bool(forKey: $0, isSecret: $1, fileID: #fileID, line: #line) }
}
}

// swiftlint:enable discouraged_optional_boolean
126 changes: 126 additions & 0 deletions Tests/ConfigKeyKitTests/ConfigValueReadingBoolTests.swift
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//
// ConfigValueReadingTests.swift
// ConfigKeyKit
//
// Created by Leo Dion.
// Copyright © 2026 BrightDigit.
//
// Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person
// obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation
// files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without
// restriction, including without limitation the rights to use,
// copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or
// sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the
// Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following
// conditions:
//
// The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be
// included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
//
// THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND,
// EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES
// OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND
// NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT
// HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY,
// WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING
// FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR
// OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
//

import Testing

@testable import ConfigKeyKit
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In `@Tests/ConfigKeyKitTests/ConfigValueReadingBoolTests.swift` around lines 30 -
32, Make imports explicit in ConfigValueReadingBoolTests.swift (lines 30-32),
MockConfigValueReader.swift (line 31), and StringOnlyConfigValueReader.swift
(line 30): change Testing to internal import Testing and use `@testable` internal
import ConfigKeyKit in each affected file.

Source: Coding guidelines


/// Boolean resolution across sources.
///
/// Split from the main suite because booleans are the one type whose resolution differs
/// per reader: one with a native boolean accessor (``MockConfigValueReader``, as
/// `ConfigReader` is) sees a valueless command-line flag, while one supplying only
/// strings (``StringOnlyConfigValueReader``) falls back to the protocol's parsing.
@Suite("ConfigValueReading: booleans")
internal struct ConfigValueReadingBoolTests {
@Test("Required bool: CLI flag presence is true")
internal func boolCLIPresence() throws {
let boolKey = ConfigKey("verbose", envPrefix: "BRIGHTDIGIT", default: false)
let cli = try #require(boolKey.key(for: .commandLine))
let reader = MockConfigValueReader(bools: [cli: true])
#expect(reader.read(boolKey) == true)
}

@Test("Required bool: an explicit CLI false is honored, not overridden by presence")
internal func boolCLIExplicitFalse() throws {
let boolKey = ConfigKey("verbose", envPrefix: "BRIGHTDIGIT", default: true)
let cli = try #require(boolKey.key(for: .commandLine))
#expect(MockConfigValueReader(bools: [cli: false]).read(boolKey) == false)
}

@Test(
"Required bool: ENV truthy strings, via the string-parsing default",
arguments: [
("true", true), ("1", true), ("YES", true), ("yes", true),
("false", false), ("0", false), ("no", false), ("NO", false),
]
)
internal func boolENVParsing(value: String, expected: Bool) throws {
let boolKey = ConfigKey("verbose", envPrefix: "BRIGHTDIGIT", default: false)
let env = try #require(boolKey.key(for: .environment))
let reader = StringOnlyConfigValueReader(strings: [env: value])
#expect(reader.read(boolKey) == expected)
}

@Test(
"Required bool: an unrecognized value is ignored, never coerced to false",
arguments: ["banana", "on", "off", "ture", "2"]
)
internal func boolUnrecognizedFallsThrough(value: String) throws {
// Regression: these used to resolve as `false`, so a typo silently *disabled* a
// flag whose default was `true` instead of being ignored.
let boolKey = ConfigKey("verbose", envPrefix: "BRIGHTDIGIT", default: true)
let env = try #require(boolKey.key(for: .environment))
#expect(StringOnlyConfigValueReader(strings: [env: value]).read(boolKey) == true)

let optionalKey = OptionalConfigKey<Bool>("verbose", envPrefix: "BRIGHTDIGIT")
let optionalEnv = try #require(optionalKey.key(for: .environment))
#expect(StringOnlyConfigValueReader(strings: [optionalEnv: value]).read(optionalKey) == nil)
}

@Test("Required bool: default when absent")
internal func boolDefault() {
let boolKey = ConfigKey("verbose", envPrefix: "BRIGHTDIGIT", default: true)
#expect(MockConfigValueReader().read(boolKey) == true)
}

@Test("Optional bool: CLI presence true, ENV truthy, nil when absent")
internal func optionalBool() throws {
let boolKey = OptionalConfigKey<Bool>("verbose", envPrefix: "BRIGHTDIGIT")
let cli = try #require(boolKey.key(for: .commandLine))
let env = try #require(boolKey.key(for: .environment))
#expect(MockConfigValueReader(bools: [cli: true]).read(boolKey) == true)
#expect(StringOnlyConfigValueReader(strings: [env: "yes"]).read(boolKey) == true)
#expect(StringOnlyConfigValueReader(strings: [env: "false"]).read(boolKey) == false)
#expect(MockConfigValueReader().read(boolKey) == nil)
}

@Test("Required bool honors sourcePriority: ENV value wins over CLI flag when reversed")
internal func boolReversedPriority() throws {
let boolKey = ConfigKey("verbose", envPrefix: "BRIGHTDIGIT", default: false)
let cli = try #require(boolKey.key(for: .commandLine))
let env = try #require(boolKey.key(for: .environment))
// CLI flag present (true) and ENV explicitly "false": precedence decides.
let forward = MockConfigValueReader(bools: [cli: true, env: false])
#expect(forward.read(boolKey) == true)
let reversed = MockConfigValueReader(
bools: [cli: true, env: false],
sourcePriority: [.environment, .commandLine]
)
#expect(reversed.read(boolKey) == false)
}

@Test("Required bool: empty ENV is treated as absent, default used")
internal func boolEmptyENVUsesDefault() throws {
let boolKey = ConfigKey("verbose", envPrefix: "BRIGHTDIGIT", default: true)
let env = try #require(boolKey.key(for: .environment))
#expect(StringOnlyConfigValueReader(strings: [env: ""]).read(boolKey) == true)
#expect(StringOnlyConfigValueReader(strings: [env: " "]).read(boolKey) == true)
}
}
59 changes: 0 additions & 59 deletions Tests/ConfigKeyKitTests/ConfigValueReadingTests.swift
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Expand Up @@ -67,31 +67,6 @@ internal struct ConfigValueReadingTests {
#expect(reader.read(key) == "from-env")
}

@Test("Required bool: CLI flag presence is true")
internal func boolCLIPresence() throws {
let boolKey = ConfigKey("verbose", envPrefix: "BRIGHTDIGIT", default: false)
let cli = try #require(boolKey.key(for: .commandLine))
let reader = MockConfigValueReader(strings: [cli: ""])
#expect(reader.read(boolKey) == true)
}

@Test(
"Required bool: ENV truthy strings",
arguments: [("true", true), ("1", true), ("YES", true), ("false", false), ("0", false)]
)
internal func boolENVParsing(value: String, expected: Bool) throws {
let boolKey = ConfigKey("verbose", envPrefix: "BRIGHTDIGIT", default: false)
let env = try #require(boolKey.key(for: .environment))
let reader = MockConfigValueReader(strings: [env: value])
#expect(reader.read(boolKey) == expected)
}

@Test("Required bool: default when absent")
internal func boolDefault() {
let boolKey = ConfigKey("verbose", envPrefix: "BRIGHTDIGIT", default: true)
#expect(MockConfigValueReader().read(boolKey) == true)
}

@Test("Optional int: parsed with precedence, nil when absent")
internal func optionalInt() throws {
let intKey = OptionalConfigKey<Int>("episode-number", envPrefix: "BRIGHTDIGIT")
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -136,40 +111,6 @@ internal struct ConfigValueReadingTests {
#expect(MockConfigValueReader().read(intKey) == -1)
}

@Test("Optional bool: CLI presence true, ENV truthy, nil when absent")
internal func optionalBool() throws {
let boolKey = OptionalConfigKey<Bool>("verbose", envPrefix: "BRIGHTDIGIT")
let cli = try #require(boolKey.key(for: .commandLine))
let env = try #require(boolKey.key(for: .environment))
#expect(MockConfigValueReader(strings: [cli: ""]).read(boolKey) == true)
#expect(MockConfigValueReader(strings: [env: "yes"]).read(boolKey) == true)
#expect(MockConfigValueReader(strings: [env: "false"]).read(boolKey) == false)
#expect(MockConfigValueReader().read(boolKey) == nil)
}

@Test("Required bool honors sourcePriority: ENV value wins over CLI flag when reversed")
internal func boolReversedPriority() throws {
let boolKey = ConfigKey("verbose", envPrefix: "BRIGHTDIGIT", default: false)
let cli = try #require(boolKey.key(for: .commandLine))
let env = try #require(boolKey.key(for: .environment))
// CLI flag present (true) and ENV explicitly "false": precedence decides.
let forward = MockConfigValueReader(strings: [cli: "", env: "false"])
#expect(forward.read(boolKey) == true)
let reversed = MockConfigValueReader(
strings: [cli: "", env: "false"],
sourcePriority: [.environment, .commandLine]
)
#expect(reversed.read(boolKey) == false)
}

@Test("Required bool: empty ENV is treated as absent, default used")
internal func boolEmptyENVUsesDefault() throws {
let boolKey = ConfigKey("verbose", envPrefix: "BRIGHTDIGIT", default: true)
let env = try #require(boolKey.key(for: .environment))
#expect(MockConfigValueReader(strings: [env: ""]).read(boolKey) == true)
#expect(MockConfigValueReader(strings: [env: " "]).read(boolKey) == true)
}

@Test("Optional date: falls through to next source when higher precedence fails to parse")
internal func optionalDateParseFallthrough() throws {
let dateKey = OptionalConfigKey<Date>("published-at", envPrefix: "BRIGHTDIGIT")
Expand Down
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Expand Up @@ -27,15 +27,24 @@
// OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
//

// swiftlint:disable discouraged_optional_boolean
@testable import ConfigKeyKit

/// Dict-backed ``ConfigValueReading`` keyed by the exact per-source key strings
/// that `ConfigKey` / `OptionalConfigKey` produce, so the shared `read(_:)`
/// resolution can be exercised without any configuration framework.
///
/// Models a reader with a **native** boolean accessor, as `ConfigReader` has. A
/// command-line provider reports a valueless flag (`--verbose`) only through that
/// accessor, so booleans are seeded in ``bools`` rather than as strings. Seeding a bare
/// flag as an empty string — which this double used to do — is exactly what hid the
/// resolution bug: the real provider returns `nil` from `string(forKey:)` there.
/// ``StringOnlyConfigValueReader`` covers the string-parsing default instead.
internal struct MockConfigValueReader: ConfigValueReading {
internal var strings: [String: String] = [:]
internal var ints: [String: Int] = [:]
internal var doubles: [String: Double] = [:]
internal var bools: [String: Bool] = [:]
internal var sourcePriority: [ConfigKeySource] = ConfigKeySource.priority

internal func makeConfigKey(_ string: String) -> String { string }
Expand All @@ -57,4 +66,11 @@ internal struct MockConfigValueReader: ConfigValueReading {
) -> Double? {
doubles[key]
}

internal func bool(
forKey key: String, isSecret _: Bool, fileID _: String, line _: UInt
) -> Bool? {
bools[key]
}
}
// swiftlint:enable discouraged_optional_boolean
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