Best JavaScript code snippet using ava
runner.js
Source: runner.js
...545 ['A'],546 ['B'],547 ['C']548 ];549 function macroFn(avaT) {550 t.is(avaT.title, expectedTitles.shift());551 t.deepEqual(slice.call(arguments, 1), expectedArgs.shift());552 }553 macroFn.title = (title, firstArg) => (title || 'default') + firstArg;554 const runner = new Runner();555 runner.test(macroFn, 'A');556 runner.test('supplied', macroFn, 'B');557 runner.test(macroFn, 'C');558 runner.run({}).then(stats => {559 t.is(stats.passCount, 3);560 t.is(stats.testCount, 3);561 t.end();562 });563});564test('match applies to macros', t => {565 t.plan(3);566 function macroFn(avaT) {567 t.is(avaT.title, 'foobar');568 }569 macroFn.title = (title, firstArg) => `${firstArg}bar`;570 const runner = new Runner({571 match: ['foobar']572 });573 runner.test(macroFn, 'foo');574 runner.test(macroFn, 'bar');575 runner.run({}).then(stats => {576 t.is(stats.passCount, 1);577 t.is(stats.testCount, 1);578 t.end();579 });580});...
macroable.js
Source: macroable.js
1'use strict'2const { expect } = require('expect')3const { test } = require('@japa/runner')4const { Macroable } = require('../dist')5class Parent extends Macroable {6 firstname () {7 return 'super'8 }9}10class Child extends Macroable {}11test.group('Macroable', (group) => {12 test('macro', () => {13 function macroFn () {}14 Parent.macro('macro', macroFn)15 expect(Parent.getMacro('macro')).toEqual(macroFn)16 expect((new Parent()).macro).toEqual(macroFn)17 })18 test('macro does not add a static function', () => {19 Parent.macro('staticFn', () => {})20 expect(Parent.staticFn).toBeUndefined()21 expect((new Parent()).staticFn).toBeDefined()22 })23 test('macro ensures the class binding', () => {24 Parent.macro('fullname', function () {25 return this.firstname() + 'charge'26 })27 const fullname = new Parent().fullname()28 expect(fullname).toEqual('supercharge')29 })30 test('throws when creating a macro without name', () => {31 expect(() => {32 Parent.macro()33 }).toThrow('The first argument of ".macro(name, callback)" must be a valid string')34 })35 test('throws when creating a macro with an empty name', () => {36 expect(() => {37 Parent.macro('')38 }).toThrow('The first argument of ".macro(name, callback)" must be a valid string')39 })40 test('throws when creating a macro without a function', () => {41 expect(() => {42 Parent.macro('name')43 }).toThrow('The second argument ".macro(name, callback)" must be a function')44 })45 test('throws when creating a macro without function', () => {46 expect(Parent.hasMacro('notExisting')).toBe(false)47 })48 test('hasMacro', () => {49 Parent.macro('macroFn', () => {})50 expect(Parent.hasMacro('macroFn')).toBe(true)51 expect(Parent.hasMacro('notExisting')).toBe(false)52 })53 test('flushMacros', () => {54 Parent.macro('macroFn', () => {})55 expect(Parent.hasMacro('macroFn')).toBe(true)56 Parent.flushMacros()57 expect(Parent.hasMacro('macroFn')).toBe(false)58 })59 test('classes do not share macros', () => {60 Child.macro('childMacro', () => {})61 Parent.macro('parentMacro', () => {})62 expect(Child.hasMacro('childMacro')).toBe(true)63 expect(Child.hasMacro('parentMacro')).toBe(false)64 expect(Parent.hasMacro('childMacro')).toBe(false)65 expect(Parent.hasMacro('parentMacro')).toBe(true)66 })...
Using AI Code Generation
1macroFn();2macroFn();3macroFn();4macroFn();5macroFn();6macroFn();7macroFn();8macroFn();9macroFn();10macroFn();11macroFn();12macroFn();13macroFn();14macroFn();15macroFn();16macroFn();17macroFn();18macroFn();19macroFn();20macroFn();21macroFn();22macroFn();23macroFn();24macroFn();
Using AI Code Generation
1var macroFn = require('macro');2macroFn();3module.exports = function macroFn() {4 console.log('macroFn called');5};6module.exports = function macroFn() {7 console.log('macroFn called');8};9var macroFn = require('macro');10macroFn();
Using AI Code Generation
1var macro = require('macro');2var macroFn = macro.macroFn;3var macros = macro.macros;4var fn = macroFn('macro1');5var result = fn('param1', 'param2', 'param3');6var macro = require('macro');7var macroFn = macro.macroFn;8var macro1 = require('macro1');9var fn = macroFn(macro1);10var result = fn('param1', 'param2', 'param3');11var macro = require('macro');12var macroFn = macro.macroFn;13var macro1 = require('macro1');14var fn = macroFn(macro1, {customContext: true});15var result = fn('param1', 'param2', 'param3');16var macro = require('macro');17var macroFn = macro.macroFn;18var macro1 = require('macro1');19var fn = macroFn(macro1, {customContext: true}, {customMacro: true});20var result = fn('param1', 'param2', 'param3');21var macro = require('macro');22var macroFn = macro.macroFn;23var macro1 = require('macro1');24var fn = macroFn(macro1, {customContext: true}, {customMacro: true});25var result = fn('param1', 'param2', 'param3');
Using AI Code Generation
1var macroFn = require('macroFn');2macroFn.testMacroFn();3exports.testMacroFn = function() {4 console.log('macroFn');5};6exports.testMacro = function() {7 console.log('macro');8};9var macro = require('macro');10macro.testMacro();11exports.testMacro = function() {12 console.log('macro');13};14var macro = require('macro');15macro.testMacro();16exports.testMacro = function() {17 console.log('macro');18};19var macro = require('macro');20macro.testMacro();21exports.testMacro = function() {22 console.log('macro');23};24var macro = require('macro');25macro.testMacro();26exports.testMacro = function() {27 console.log('macro');28};29var macro = require('macro');30macro.testMacro();31exports.testMacro = function() {32 console.log('macro');33};34var macro = require('macro');35macro.testMacro();36exports.testMacro = function() {37 console.log('macro');38};39var macro = require('macro');40macro.testMacro();41exports.testMacro = function() {42 console.log('macro');43};44var macro = require('macro');45macro.testMacro();46exports.testMacro = function() {47 console.log('macro');48};49var macro = require('macro
Using AI Code Generation
1var macro = require("macro");2macro.macroFn("hello", function() {3 return "Hello World";4});5var hello = macro.macroFn("hello");6console.log(hello());7var macro = require("macro");8var hello = macro.macroFn("hello");9console.log(hello());10macro.macroFn(macroName, macroFn);11macro.macroFn(macroName);12var macro = require("macro");13macro.macroFn("hello", function() {14 return "Hello World";15});16var hello = macro.macroFn("hello");17console.log(hello());18var macro = require("macro");19macro.macroFn("hello", function() {20 return "Hello World";21});22var macro = require("macro");23var hello = macro.macroFn("hello");24console.log(hello());25var macro = require("macro");26macro.macroFn("hello", function() {27 return "Hello World";28});29var macro = require("macro");30var hello = macro.macroFn("hello");31console.log(hello());
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