Best JavaScript code snippet using ava
watcher.js
Source: watcher.js
...249 // the busy promise to fulfil250 this.debouncer.cancel();251 this.clearLogOnNextRun = false;252 if (data === 'u') {253 this.updatePreviousSnapshots();254 } else {255 this.rerunAll();256 }257 });258 });259 }260 rerunAll() {261 this.dirtyStates = {};262 this.run();263 }264 updatePreviousSnapshots() {265 this.dirtyStates = {};266 this.run(this.previousFiles, true);267 }268 runAfterChanges() {269 const dirtyStates = this.dirtyStates;270 this.dirtyStates = {};271 const dirtyPaths = Object.keys(dirtyStates).filter(path => {272 if (this.touchedFiles.has(path)) {273 debug('Ignoring known touched file %s', path);274 this.touchedFiles.delete(path);275 return false;276 }277 return true;278 });...
Using AI Code Generation
1import test from 'ava';2test('title', t => {3 t.snapshot('value');4});5test('title2', t => {6 t.snapshot('value');7});8test('title3', t => {9 t.snapshot('value');10});11test('title4', t => {12 t.snapshot('value');13});14test('title5', t => {15 t.snapshot('value');16});17test('title6', t => {18 t.snapshot('value');19});20test('title7', t => {21 t.snapshot('value');22});23test('title8', t => {24 t.snapshot('value');25});26test('title9', t => {27 t.snapshot('value');28});29test('title10', t => {30 t.snapshot('value');31});32test('title11', t => {33 t.snapshot('value');34});35test('title12', t => {36 t.snapshot('value');37});38test('title13', t => {39 t.snapshot('value');40});41test('title14', t => {42 t.snapshot('value');43});44test('title15', t => {45 t.snapshot('value');46});47test('title16', t => {48 t.snapshot('value');49});50test('title17', t => {51 t.snapshot('value');52});53test('title18', t => {54 t.snapshot('value');55});56test('title19', t => {57 t.snapshot('value');58});59test('title20', t => {60 t.snapshot('value');61});62test('title21', t => {63 t.snapshot('value');64});65test('title22', t => {66 t.snapshot('value');67});68test('title23', t => {69 t.snapshot('value');70});71test('title24', t => {72 t.snapshot('value');73});74test('title25', t => {75 t.snapshot('value');76});77test('title26', t => {78 t.snapshot('value');79});80test('title27', t => {81 t.snapshot('value');82});83test('title28', t => {84 t.snapshot('value');85});86test('title29', t => {87 t.snapshot('value');88});89test('title30', t => {90 t.snapshot('value');91});92test('title31', t => {93 t.snapshot('value');94});95test('title32', t => {96 t.snapshot('value');97});98test('title33', t => {99 t.snapshot('value
Using AI Code Generation
1import test from 'ava';2import { updatePreviousSnapshots } from 'ava/lib/cli/ava-files';3test('foo', t => {4 t.snapshot({foo: 'bar'});5});6test('bar', t => {7 t.snapshot({foo: 'bar'});8});9test('baz', t => {10 t.snapshot({foo: 'bar'});11});12updatePreviousSnapshots();13### updatePreviousSnapshots([options])14Default: `process.cwd()`15- [ava-files](
Using AI Code Generation
1import test from 'ava';2import {updatePreviousSnapshots} from 'ava/update-snapshot';3test('test', t => {4 t.snapshot('foo');5});6updatePreviousSnapshots();7### updatePreviousSnapshots([options])
Using AI Code Generation
1import test from 'ava';2import { updatePreviousSnapshots } from 'ava/update-snapshot';3test('my snapshot test', (t) => {4 const value = 'my snapshot';5 t.snapshot(value);6});7updatePreviousSnapshots();
Using AI Code Generation
1const test = require('ava');2const { updatePreviousSnapshots } = require('ava/lib/cli.js');3const { resolve } = require('path');4const files = [resolve(__dirname, 'test.js')];5updatePreviousSnapshots({ files });6test('test', t => {7 t.snapshot({ a: 1 });8});
Using AI Code Generation
1const test = require('ava');2const { updatePreviousSnapshots } = require('ava/lib/test');3test.before(async () => {4 await updatePreviousSnapshots();5});6### `updatePreviousSnapshots()`7const test = require('ava');8const { updatePreviousSnapshots } = require('ava/lib/test');9test.before(async () => {10 await updatePreviousSnapshots();11});12### `updatePreviousSnapshots({ snapshotDir = 'snapshots' } = {})`13const test = require('ava');14const { updatePreviousSnapshots } = require('ava/lib/test');15test.before(async () => {16 await updatePreviousSnapshots({ snapshotDir: 'test/snapshots' });17});18### `updateSnapshot({ snapshotDir = 'snapshots', snapshotName, snapshotPath, snapshotContent, snapshotExtension = 'snap' } = {})`19const test = require('ava');20const { updateSnapshot } = require('ava/lib/test');21test.before(async () => {22 await updateSnapshot({ snapshotName: 'test', snapshotContent: 'new content' });23});24### `updateSnapshotFile({ snapshotDir = 'snapshots', snapshotName, snapshotPath, snapshotContent, snapshotExtension = 'snap' } = {})`25const test = require('ava');26const { updateSnapshotFile } = require('ava/lib/test');27test.before(async () => {28 await updateSnapshotFile({ snapshotName: 'test', snapshotContent: 'new content' });29});30MIT © [JounQin](
Using AI Code Generation
1const test = require('ava');2const snapshot = require('ava-snapshot');3const { updatePreviousSnapshots } = snapshot;4test('update snapshots', async t => {5 await updatePreviousSnapshots();6 t.pass();7});8- [Jest](
Using AI Code Generation
1const { updatePreviousSnapshots } = require('ava-snapshot');2const { join } = require('path');3updatePreviousSnapshots(join(__dirname, './__snapshots__'), {4 dir: join(__dirname, './__snapshots__'),5 path: join(__dirname, './__snapshots__/test.js.snap'),6});
Using AI Code Generation
1const test = require('ava');2const { updatePreviousSnapshots } = require('ava');3const { getNumbers } = require('./index');4test('getNumbers should return an array of numbers', t => {5 t.snapshot(getNumbers());6});7test('getNumbers should return an array of numbers', t => {8 t.snapshot(getNumbers());9});10test('getNumbers should return an array of numbers', t => {11 t.snapshot(getNumbers());12});13test('getNumbers should return an array of numbers', t => {14 t.snapshot(getNumbers());15});16test('getNumbers should return an array of numbers', t => {17 t.snapshot(getNumbers());18});19test('getNumbers should return an array of numbers', t => {20 t.snapshot(getNumbers());21});22test('getNumbers should return an array of numbers', t => {23 t.snapshot(getNumbers());24});25test('getNumbers should return an array of numbers', t => {26 t.snapshot(getNumbers());27});28test('getNumbers should return an array of numbers', t => {29 t.snapshot(getNumbers());30});31test('getNumbers should return an array of numbers', t => {32 t.snapshot(getNumbers());33});
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