fixed implicit conversion of integer literals to float

CHANGELOG.md

@@ -11,6 +11,7 @@
 - Fixed rendering `{{ block.super }}` with several levels of inheritance
 - Fixed checking dictionary values for nil in `default` filter
 - Fixed comparing string variables with string literals, in Swift 4 string literals became `Substring` and thus couldn't be directly compared to strings.
+- Integer literals now resolve into Int values, not Float
 
 
 ## 0.10.1

Sources/Variable.swift

@@ -63,8 +63,11 @@ public struct Variable : Equatable, Resolvable {
       return String(variable[variable.characters.index(after: variable.startIndex) ..< variable.characters.index(before: variable.endIndex)])
     }
 
+    // Number literal
+    if let int = Int(variable) {
+      return int
+    }
     if let number = Number(variable) {
-      // Number literal
       return number
     }
 

Tests/StencilTests/FilterSpec.swift

@@ -137,6 +137,18 @@ func testFilter() {
       try expect(result) == "Hello World"
     }
 
+    $0.it("can use int as default") {
+      let template = Template(templateString: "{{ value|default:1 }}")
+      let result = try template.render(Context(dictionary: [:]))
+      try expect(result) == "1"
+    }
+
+    $0.it("can use float as default") {
+      let template = Template(templateString: "{{ value|default:1.5 }}")
+      let result = try template.render(Context(dictionary: [:]))
+      try expect(result) == "1.5"
+    }
+
     $0.it("checks for underlying nil value correctly") {
       let template = Template(templateString: "Hello {{ user.name|default:\"anonymous\" }}")
       let nilName: String? = nil

Tests/StencilTests/VariableSpec.swift

@@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ func testVariable() {
 
     $0.it("can resolve an integer literal") {
       let variable = Variable("5")
-      let result = try variable.resolve(context) as? Number
+      let result = try variable.resolve(context) as? Int
       try expect(result) == 5
     }