Best JavaScript code snippet using ava
run-status.js
Source: run-status.js
...92 stats.failedTests++;93 fileStats.failedTests++;94 stats.remainingTests--;95 fileStats.remainingTests--;96 this.removePendingTest(event);97 break;98 case 'test-passed':99 if (event.knownFailing) {100 stats.passedKnownFailingTests++;101 fileStats.passedKnownFailingTests++;102 } else {103 stats.passedTests++;104 fileStats.passedTests++;105 }106 stats.remainingTests--;107 fileStats.remainingTests--;108 this.removePendingTest(event);109 break;110 case 'timeout':111 event.pendingTests = this.pendingTests;112 this.pendingTests = new Map();113 stats.timeouts++;114 break;115 case 'interrupt':116 event.pendingTests = this.pendingTests;117 this.pendingTests = new Map();118 break;119 case 'uncaught-exception':120 stats.uncaughtExceptions++;121 fileStats.uncaughtExceptions++;122 break;123 case 'unhandled-rejection':124 stats.unhandledRejections++;125 fileStats.unhandledRejections++;126 break;127 case 'worker-failed':128 stats.failedWorkers++;129 break;130 case 'worker-finished':131 stats.finishedWorkers++;132 break;133 default:134 changedStats = false;135 break;136 }137 if (changedStats) {138 this.emit('stateChange', {type: 'stats', stats: cloneDeep(stats)});139 }140 this.emit('stateChange', event);141 }142 suggestExitCode(circumstances) {143 if (this.emptyParallelRun) {144 return 0;145 }146 if (circumstances.matching && this.stats.selectedTests === 0) {147 return 1;148 }149 if (150 this.stats.declaredTests === 0 ||151 this.stats.internalErrors > 0 ||152 this.stats.failedHooks > 0 ||153 this.stats.failedTests > 0 ||154 this.stats.failedWorkers > 0 ||155 this.stats.sharedWorkerErrors > 0 ||156 this.stats.timeouts > 0 ||157 this.stats.uncaughtExceptions > 0 ||158 this.stats.unhandledRejections > 0159 ) {160 return 1;161 }162 if ([...this.stats.byFile.values()].some(stats => stats.selectingLines && stats.selectedTests === 0)) {163 return 1;164 }165 return 0;166 }167 addPendingTest(event) {168 if (this.pendingTests.has(event.testFile)) {169 this.pendingTests.get(event.testFile).add(event.title);170 }171 }172 removePendingTest(event) {173 if (this.pendingTests.has(event.testFile)) {174 this.pendingTests.get(event.testFile).delete(event.title);175 }176 }177}...
Using AI Code Generation
1var availableTest = require("./availableTest.js");2availableTest.removePendingTest("test1");3availableTest.removePendingTest("test2");4availableTest.removePendingTest("test3");5availableTest.removePendingTest("test4");6availableTest.removePendingTest("test5");7availableTest.removePendingTest("test6");8availableTest.removePendingTest("test7");9availableTest.removePendingTest("test8");10availableTest.removePendingTest("test9");11availableTest.removePendingTest("test10");12availableTest.removePendingTest("test11");13availableTest.removePendingTest("test12");14availableTest.removePendingTest("test13");15availableTest.removePendingTest("test14");16availableTest.removePendingTest("test15");17availableTest.removePendingTest("test16");18availableTest.removePendingTest("test17");19availableTest.removePendingTest("test18");20availableTest.removePendingTest("test19");21availableTest.removePendingTest("test20");22availableTest.removePendingTest("test21");23availableTest.removePendingTest("test22");24availableTest.removePendingTest("test23");25availableTest.removePendingTest("test24");26availableTest.removePendingTest("test25");27availableTest.removePendingTest("test26");28availableTest.removePendingTest("test27");29availableTest.removePendingTest("test28");30availableTest.removePendingTest("test29");31availableTest.removePendingTest("test30");32availableTest.removePendingTest("test31");33availableTest.removePendingTest("test32");34availableTest.removePendingTest("test33");35availableTest.removePendingTest("test34");36availableTest.removePendingTest("test35");37availableTest.removePendingTest("test36");38availableTest.removePendingTest("test37");39availableTest.removePendingTest("test38");40availableTest.removePendingTest("test39");41availableTest.removePendingTest("test40");42availableTest.removePendingTest("test41");43availableTest.removePendingTest("test42");44availableTest.removePendingTest("test43");45availableTest.removePendingTest("test44");46availableTest.removePendingTest("test45");47availableTest.removePendingTest("test46");48availableTest.removePendingTest("test47");49availableTest.removePendingTest("test48");50availableTest.removePendingTest("test49");51availableTest.removePendingTest("test50");52availableTest.removePendingTest("test51");53availableTest.removePendingTest("test52");54availableTest.removePendingTest("test53");55availableTest.removePendingTest("test54");
Using AI Code Generation
1var availableTestModel = require('./models/availableTest.js');2var availableTest = new availableTestModel();3availableTest.removePendingTest('test1');4var availableTestModel = function() {5 this.removePendingTest = function(testName) {6 console.log('Removing pending test ' + testName);7 }8}9module.exports = availableTestModel;10module.exports = availableTestModel;11exports = availableTestModel;12var availableTestModel = require('./models/availableTest.js');13var availableTest = new availableTestModel();14availableTest.removePendingTest('test1');15var availableTestModel = function() {16 this.removePendingTest = function(testName) {17 console.log('Removing pending test ' + testName);18 }19}20exports = availableTestModel;21var availableTestModel = function() {22 this.removePendingTest = function(testName) {23 console.log('Removing pending test ' + testName);24 }25 this.addPendingTest = function(testName) {26 console.log('Adding pending test ' + testName);
Using AI Code Generation
1var availableTest = require('./availableTest.js');2var test = new availableTest();3test.removePendingTest('test1', function(err, result) {4 if (err) {5 console.log('Error in removing pending test');6 } else {7 console.log('Pending test removed successfully');8 }9});
Using AI Code Generation
1var availableTestService = require('../services/availableTestService');2availableTestService.removePendingTest(1);3var availableTestService = require('../services/availableTestService');4availableTestService.removePendingTest(1);5var availableTestService = require('../services/availableTestService');6availableTestService.removePendingTest(1);7var availableTestService = require('../services/availableTestService');8availableTestService.removePendingTest(1);9var availableTestService = require('../services/availableTestService');10availableTestService.removePendingTest(1);11var availableTestService = require('../services/availableTestService');12availableTestService.removePendingTest(1);13var availableTestService = require('../services/availableTestService');14availableTestService.removePendingTest(1);15var availableTestService = require('../services/availableTestService');16availableTestService.removePendingTest(1);17var availableTestService = require('../services/availableTestService');18availableTestService.removePendingTest(1);19var availableTestService = require('../services/availableTestService');20availableTestService.removePendingTest(1);21var availableTestService = require('../services/availableTestService');
Using AI Code Generation
1const availableTestService = require('availableTestService');2const testId = 'testId';3const test = availableTestService.removePendingTest(testId);4const pendingTests = [];5const removePendingTest = (testId) => {6 const testIndex = pendingTests.findIndex((test) => test.id === testId);7 if (testIndex === -1) {8 return null;9 }10 const test = pendingTests[testIndex];11 pendingTests.splice(testIndex, 1);12 return test;13};14module.exports = {15};
Using AI Code Generation
1test.removePendingTest();2## addPendingTest()3test.addPendingTest();4## removeTest()5test.removeTest();6## finishTest()7test.finishTest();8## getTest()9test.getTest();10## getPendingTest()11test.getPendingTest();12## getTests()13test.getTests();14## getPendingTests()15test.getPendingTests();16## getFinishedTests()17test.getFinishedTests();18## getTestById()
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