Best JavaScript code snippet using chai
assert.js
Source:assert.js
...86 assert.instanceOf(new Foo(), Foo);87 err(function () {88 assert.instanceOf(5, Foo);89 }, "expected 5 to be an instance of Foo");90 function CrashyObject() {};91 CrashyObject.prototype.inspect = function () {92 throw new Error("Arg's inspect() called even though the test passed");93 };94 assert.instanceOf(new CrashyObject(), CrashyObject);95 });96 test('notInstanceOf', function () {97 function Foo(){}98 assert.notInstanceOf(new Foo(), String);99 err(function () {100 assert.notInstanceOf(new Foo(), Foo);101 }, "expected {} to not be an instance of Foo");102 });103 test('isObject', function () {104 function Foo(){}105 assert.isObject({});106 assert.isObject(new Foo());107 err(function() {108 assert.isObject(true);...
Using AI Code Generation
1var crashyObject = require('./crashyObject');2var co = new crashyObject();3 .add(1)4 .add(2)5 .add(3)6 .add(4)7 .add(5)8 .add(6)9 .add(7)10 .add(8)11 .add(9)12 .add(10)13 .add(11)14 .add(12)15 .add(13)16 .add(14)17 .add(15)18 .add(16)19 .add(17)20 .add(18)21 .add(19)22 .add(20)23 .add(21)24 .add(22)25 .add(23)26 .add(24)27 .add(25)28 .add(26)29 .add(27)30 .add(28)31 .add(29)32 .add(30)33 .add(31)34 .add(32)35 .add(33)36 .add(34)37 .add(35)38 .add(36)39 .add(37)40 .add(38)41 .add(39)42 .add(40)43 .add(41)44 .add(42)45 .add(43)46 .add(44)47 .add(45)48 .add(46)49 .add(47)50 .add(48)51 .add(49)52 .add(50)53 .add(51)54 .add(52)55 .add(53)56 .add(54)57 .add(55)58 .add(56)59 .add(57)60 .add(58)61 .add(59)62 .add(60)63 .add(61)64 .add(62)65 .add(63)66 .add(64)67 .add(65)68 .add(66)69 .add(67)70 .add(68)71 .add(69)72 .add(70)73 .add(71)74 .add(72)75 .add(73)76 .add(74)77 .add(75)78 .add(76)79 .add(77)80 .add(78)81 .add(79)
Using AI Code Generation
1var CrashyObject = require('./CrashyObject.js');2var crashyObject = new CrashyObject();3 .method1()4 .method2()5 .method3()6 .method4()7 .method5()8 .method6()9 .method7()10 .method8()11 .method9()12 .method10()13 .method11()14 .method12()15 .method13()16 .method14()17 .method15()18 .method16()19 .method17()20 .method18()21 .method19()22 .method20()23 .method21()24 .method22()25 .method23()26 .method24()27 .method25()28 .method26()29 .method27()30 .method28()31 .method29()32 .method30()33 .method31()34 .method32()35 .method33()36 .method34()37 .method35()38 .method36()39 .method37()40 .method38()41 .method39()42 .method40()43 .method41()44 .method42()45 .method43()46 .method44()47 .method45()48 .method46()49 .method47()50 .method48()51 .method49()52 .method50()53 .method51()54 .method52()55 .method53()56 .method54()57 .method55()58 .method56()59 .method57()60 .method58()61 .method59()62 .method60()63 .method61()64 .method62()65 .method63()66 .method64()67 .method65()68 .method66()69 .method67()70 .method68()71 .method69()72 .method70()73 .method71()74 .method72()75 .method73()76 .method74()77 .method75()78 .method76()79 .method77()80 .method78()81 .method79()82 .method80()83 .method81()84 .method82()85 .method83()86 .method84()87 .method85()88 .method86()89 .method87()90 .method88()91 .method89()92 .method90()93 .method91()94 .method92()
Using AI Code Generation
1var crashyObject = require('crashy-object');2var obj = crashyObject({foo: 'bar'});3obj = crashyObject({foo: 'bar'});4obj = crashyObject({foo: 'bar'});5obj = crashyObject({foo: 'bar', baz: 'qux'});6obj.forEach(function (value, key) {7 console.log(key + ': ' + value);8});9obj;10obj = crashyObject({foo: 'bar', baz: 'qux'});11var mapped = obj.map(function (value, key) {12 return value + key;13});14obj = crashyObject({foo: 'bar', baz: 'qux'});15var filtered = obj.filter(function (value, key) {16 return value === 'bar';17});18obj = crashyObject({foo: 'bar', baz: 'qux'});
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