eval seems to be disabled in the full tests suite only, and that's not specified...

I should search how to do it and then add some random tests as well.

I will make it clear, thank you

Thank you for your suggestions. I wiil add some notes and do some modifications.

I would suggst to specify in the description:

• whether the solution should verify the second argument's validity (e.g. are parentheses balanced), and what it should return (or throw) when it's found invalid;
• whether it is possible to search for the word "AND" (or "OR") and how this will be encoded;
• whether multiple consecutive words -- that occur in the search argument without "AND" or "OR" between them -- should occur exactly like that in the text, i.e. in the same order, and with the same white-space character(s) between them.

Test cases should be more extensive (as already commented), and should include test cases that test the cases mentioned above.

Operator precedence is unspecified.

( Standard JS, and possibly maths, is AND > OR. but you're free to specify right-to-left or whatever tickles your fancy. would be fun to do something different than usual actually. )

Use a recursive random generator for the searchValue. It's slightly advanced, but it's not difficult.

Marking the suggestion as resolved; lack of random tests is really an issue.

Issues:

• Needs random tests

Suggestion:

• Strongly suggest more edge case tests
• Include tests with nested parens

Random tests could be implemented; although, it will not be an easy task to do.

One-word search queries would be pretty easy. Generate a random word string for the text, and randomly pick or not pick one word from the string. However, multi-word random tests would be harder to accomplish.

One way could be to use a fixed boolean search pattern, such as '({} AND {}) OR {}', and fill it with randomly generated words. You could then check using your own algorithm, and compare to the user's.

There are probably multiple other better ways for implementing random tests. Anyone else have any ideas?