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testing.test.js
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import * as t from './testing.js'
import * as math from './math.js'
import * as buffer from './buffer.js'
import * as map from './map.js'
import * as promise from './promise.js'
import * as error from './error.js'
/* c8 ignore next */
export const nottestingNotTested = () => {
t.assert(false, 'This test should not be executed because the name doesnt start with "test"')
}
export const testAssertTyping = () => {
const q = Math.random()
const x = q === 0.3 ? null : { a: 4 } // this should always be an object
// t.assert(x.a === 4) - this will give a type error because the type is uncertain
t.assert(x)
t.assert(x.a === 4) // this works because x is asserted
}
/**
* @param {t.TestCase} _tc
*/
export const testComparing = _tc => {
t.compare({}, {})
t.compare({ a: 4 }, { a: 4 }, 'simple compare (object)')
t.compare([1, 2], [1, 2], 'simple compare (array)')
t.compare({ a: [1, 2] }, { a: [1, 2] }, 'simple compare nested')
t.compare(new Set(['3', 1234]), new Set(['3', 1234]), 'compare Sets')
const map1 = map.create()
map1.set(1, 2)
map1.set('x', {})
map1.set(98, 'tst')
const map2 = new Map()
map2.set(1, 2)
map2.set('x', {})
map2.set(98, 'tst')
t.compare(map1, map2, 'compare Maps')
t.describe('The following errors are expected!')
t.fails(() => {
t.compare({ a: 4 }, { b: 5 }, 'childs are not equal')
})
t.fails(() => {
t.compare({ a: 4 }, { a: 5 }, 'childs are not equal')
})
t.fails(() => {
t.compare({ a: 4 }, null, 'childs are not equal')
})
t.fails(() => {
// @ts-ignore
t.compare({ a: 4 }, [4], 'childs have different types')
})
t.fails(() => {
t.compare({ a: 4 }, { a: 4, b: 5 }, 'childs have different length (object)')
})
t.fails(() => {
t.compare([1], [1, 2]) // childs have different length (array) -- no message
})
t.fails(() => {
t.compare(buffer.createUint8ArrayFromLen(1), buffer.createUint8ArrayFromLen(2), 'Uint8Arrays have different length')
})
t.fails(() => {
t.compare(buffer.createUint8ArrayFromLen(1).buffer, buffer.createUint8ArrayFromLen(2).buffer, 'ArrayBuffer have different length')
})
t.fails(() => {
t.compareStrings('str1', 'str2', 'Strings comparison can fail')
})
t.compareArrays([], [], 'Comparing empty arrays')
t.fails(() => {
t.compareArrays([1], [1, 2], 'Compare arrays with different length')
})
t.fails(() => {
t.compareArrays([1], [2]) // Compare different arrays -- no message
})
t.compareObjects({ x: 1 }, { x: 1 }, 'comparing objects')
t.fails(() => {
t.compareObjects({}, { x: 1 }, 'compareObjects can fail')
})
t.fails(() => {
t.compareObjects({ x: 3 }, { x: 1 }) // Compare different objects -- no message
})
t.fails(() => {
t.compare({ x: undefined }, { y: 1 }, 'compare correctly handles undefined')
})
t.fails(() => {
t.compareObjects({ x: undefined }, { y: 1 }, 'compare correctly handles undefined')
})
t.describe('Map fails')
t.fails(() => {
const m1 = new Map()
m1.set(1, 2)
const m2 = new Map()
m2.set(1, 3)
t.compare(m1, m2) // childs have different length (array) -- no message
})
t.fails(() => {
const m1 = new Map()
m1.set(2, 2)
const m2 = new Map()
m2.set(1, 2)
t.compare(m1, m2) // childs have different length (array) -- no message
})
t.fails(() => {
const m1 = new Map()
m1.set(1, 2)
const m2 = new Map()
t.compare(m1, m2) // childs have different length (array) -- no message
})
t.describe('Set fails')
t.fails(() => {
t.compare(new Set([1]), new Set([1, 2])) // childs have different length (array) -- no message
})
t.fails(() => {
t.compare(new Set([1]), new Set([2])) // childs have different length (array) -- no message
})
}
export const testFailing = async () => {
t.fails(() => {
t.fail('This fail is expected')
})
await t.promiseRejected(() => promise.reject(error.create('should be rejected')))
t.fails(() => {
t.fails(() => {})
})
await t.failsAsync(async () => {
await t.failsAsync(async () => { })
})
await t.promiseRejected(() =>
t.promiseRejected(() => promise.resolve())
)
}
export const testSkipping = () => {
t.skip(false)
t.assert(true)
t.skip()
/* c8 ignore next */
t.fail('should have skipped')
}
export const testAsync = async () => {
await t.measureTimeAsync('time', () => promise.create(r => setTimeout(r)))
await t.groupAsync('some description', () => promise.wait(1))
await t.promiseRejected(() => promise.reject(error.create('should be rejected')))
}
export const testRepeatRepetition = () => {
const arr = []
const n = 100
for (let i = 1; i <= n; i++) {
arr.push(i)
}
t.assert(arr.reduce(math.add, 0) === (n + 1) * n / 2)
}