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How to use addExpectHandler method in frisby

Best JavaScript code snippet using frisby

frisby.js

...114}115/**116 * Global expect handlers for custom expectations117 */118function addExpectHandler(expectName, expectFn) {119  return module.exports.FrisbySpec.addExpectHandler(expectName, expectFn);120}121function removeExpectHandler(expectName, expectFn) {122  return module.exports.FrisbySpec.removeExpectHandler(expectName, expectFn);123}124module.exports = {125  addExpectHandler,126  baseUrl,127  create,128  del,129  delete: del,130  fetch,131  FrisbySpec,132  formData,133  fromJSON,...

index.d.ts

Source: index.d.ts

...36        onRejected?: (...args: any[]) => void,37    ): [T] extends [FrisbySpec<infer U>] ? FrisbySpec<U> : FrisbySpec<T>;38    timeout(timeout: number): number;39    use(fn: (...args: any[]) => void): FrisbySpec;40    static addExpectHandler(expectName: string, expectFn: (...args: any[]) => any): void;41    static removeExpectHandler(expectName: string): void;42}43export interface FrisbyResponse {44    readonly status: nodeFetch.Response['status'];45    readonly body: nodeFetch.Response['body'];46    readonly headers: nodeFetch.Response['headers'];47    readonly json: any;48    readonly responseTime: number;49}50export const version: string;51export function addExpectHandler(expectName: string, expectFn: (...args: any[]) => any): FrisbySpec;52export function baseUrl(url: string): void;53export function create(name: string): void;54export function del(...args: any[]): FrisbySpec;55export function fetch(...args: any[]): FrisbySpec;56export function formData(): FormData;57export function fromJSON(...args: any[]): FrisbySpec;58export function get(...args: any[]): FrisbySpec;59export function globalSetup(opts: {}): void;60export function patch(...args: any[]): FrisbySpec;61export function post(...args: any[]): FrisbySpec;62export function put(...args: any[]): FrisbySpec;63export function removeExpectHandler(expectName: string, expectFn: (...args: any[]) => any): FrisbySpec;64export function setup(...args: any[]): FrisbySpec;65export function timeout(...args: any[]): FrisbySpec;...

Using AI Code Generation

1var frisby = require('frisby');2var fs = require('fs');3var path = require('path');4var expect = require('chai').expect;5var addExpectHandler = require('frisby').addExpectHandler;6addExpectHandler('custom', function (response, customArg) {7  var data = JSON.parse(response._body);8  expect(data).to.have.property('name');9  expect(data.name).to.equal(customArg);10});11frisby.create('Test GET request')12  .expectStatus(200)13  .expectHeaderContains('content-type', 'application/json')14  .expectJSON('name', 'John')15  .expectJSON('email', '

Using AI Code Generation

1var frisby = require('frisby');2var fs = require('fs');3var path = require('path');4var util = require('util');5var json = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync(path.join(__dirname, 'data.json'), 'utf8'));6frisby.create('Test GET Request')7  .expectStatus(200)8  .expectHeaderContains('content-type', 'application/json')9  .expectJSONTypes('*', {10  })11  .expectJSON(json)12  .addExpectHandler('Check JSON Array length', function (response, done) {13    var body = response.body;14    if (body.length == 4) {15      done();16    } else {17      done(new Error('Array length is not 4'));18    }19  })20  .toss();21  {22  },23  {24  },25  {26  },27  {28  }

Using AI Code Generation

1var frisby = require('frisby');2frisby.addExpectHandler('customExpectation', function (response) {3    expect(response.status).toBe(200);4    expect(response.body).toContain('Hello World');5});6frisby.create('Custom Expectation')7    .expectStatus(200)8    .expect('customExpectation')9    .toss();10var frisby = require('frisby');11frisby.addExpectHandler('customExpectation', function (response) {12    expect(response.status).toBe(200);13    expect(response.body).toContain('Hello World');14});15frisby.create('Custom Expectation')16    .expectStatus(200)17    .expect('customExpectation')18    .toss();19var frisby = require('frisby');20frisby.addExpectHandler('customExpectation', function (response) {21    expect(response.status).toBe(200);22    expect(response.body).toContain('Hello World');23});24frisby.create('Custom Expectation')25    .expectStatus(200)26    .expect('customExpectation')27    .toss();28var frisby = require('frisby');29frisby.addExpectHandler('customExpectation', function (response) {30    expect(response.status).toBe(200);31    expect(response.body).toContain('Hello World');32});33frisby.create('Custom Expectation')34    .expectStatus(200)35    .expect('customExpectation')36    .toss();37var frisby = require('frisby');38frisby.addExpectHandler('customExpectation', function (response) {39    expect(response.status).toBe(

Using AI Code Generation

1frisby.addExpectHandler('toBeGreaterThan', function (response, body, status, headers, comparison) {2    expect(body).toBeGreaterThan(comparison);3});4frisby.addExpectHandler('toBeLessThan', function (response, body, status, headers, comparison) {5    expect(body).toBeLessThan(comparison);6});7frisby.addExpectHandler('toBeGreaterThanOrEqual', function (response, body, status, headers, comparison) {8    expect(body).toBeGreaterThanOrEqual(comparison);9});10frisby.addExpectHandler('toBeLessThanOrEqual', function (response, body, status, headers, comparison) {11    expect(body).toBeLessThanOrEqual(comparison);12});13frisby.addExpectHandler('toBeCloseTo', function (response, body, status, headers, comparison) {14    expect(body).toBeCloseTo(comparison);15});16frisby.addExpectHandler('toMatch', function (response, body, status, headers, comparison) {17    expect(body).toMatch(comparison);18});

Using AI Code Generation

1var frisby = require('frisby');2frisby.create('Test to check response code')3  .addExpectHandler('custom', function(response, customData){4    expect(response.statusCode).toBe(customData);5  })6  .expectStatus(200)7  .toss();8var frisby = require('frisby');9frisby.addExpectHandler('custom', function(response, customData){10    expect(response.statusCode).toBe(customData);11});12var frisby = require('frisby');13var customExpectHandlers = require('./customExpectHandlers.js');14frisby.create('Test to check response code')

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