How to use failMessage method in jest-extended

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checkBuilder.ts

Source: checkBuilder.ts Github

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...202 return !result && checkComponent.isRequired203 })204 }205 private getFailMessage(failMessage: any) {206 return typeof(failMessage) === "function" ? format(failMessage(), this.captured) : failMessage207 }208 private newCheckComponent<T>(checkType: CheckType, thing: T, failMessage?: string): CheckComponent<T> {209 const component = new CheckComponent<T>(checkType, this.confirm, thing, failMessage)210 this.confirm = true211 return component212 }...

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match.test.ts

Source: match.test.ts Github

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1import {MatchRule} from './​match';2import test from 'ava';3test('match rule respects allowed pattern', t => {4 const failMessage = 'failed';5 const rule = new MatchRule({6 type: 'match',7 allowed: {8 pattern: '^s.*y$',9 message: failMessage,10 },11 });12 /​/​ Fails with invalid value.13 t.is(rule.validate('testing'), failMessage);14 t.is(rule.validate('foobar!@#@'), failMessage);15 /​/​ Success when there is a correct value.16 t.is(rule.validate('slurry'), null);17 t.is(rule.validate('starry'), null);18 /​/​ Success when there is no value or empty.19 t.is(rule.validate(undefined), null);20 t.is(rule.validate(null), null);21 t.is(rule.validate(''), null);22});23test('match rule respects allowed values', t => {24 const failMessage = 'failed';25 const rule = new MatchRule({26 type: 'match',27 allowed: {28 values: ['apple', 'banana', 'grape'],29 message: failMessage,30 },31 });32 /​/​ Fails with invalid value.33 t.is(rule.validate('testing'), failMessage);34 t.is(rule.validate('foobar'), failMessage);35 /​/​ Success when there is a correct value.36 t.is(rule.validate('apple'), null);37 t.is(rule.validate('banana'), null);38 t.is(rule.validate('grape'), null);39 /​/​ Success when there is no value or empty.40 t.is(rule.validate(undefined), null);41 t.is(rule.validate(null), null);42 t.is(rule.validate(''), null);43});44test('match rule respects allowed regexp values', t => {45 const failMessage = 'failed';46 const rule = new MatchRule({47 type: 'match',48 allowed: {49 values: [/​ap.*/​, /​bana.*/​, /​.*pe/​],50 message: failMessage,51 },52 });53 /​/​ Fails with invalid value.54 t.is(rule.validate('testing'), failMessage);55 t.is(rule.validate('foobar'), failMessage);56 /​/​ Success when there is a correct value.57 t.is(rule.validate('apple'), null);58 t.is(rule.validate('banana'), null);59 t.is(rule.validate('grape'), null);60 t.is(rule.validate('tape'), null);61 /​/​ Success when there is no value or empty.62 t.is(rule.validate(undefined), null);63 t.is(rule.validate(null), null);64 t.is(rule.validate(''), null);65});66test('match rule respects excluded pattern', t => {67 const failMessage = 'failed';68 const rule = new MatchRule({69 type: 'match',70 excluded: {71 pattern: '^s.*y$',72 message: failMessage,73 },74 });75 /​/​ Fails with invalid value.76 t.is(rule.validate('slurry'), failMessage);77 t.is(rule.validate('starry'), failMessage);78 /​/​ Success when there is a correct value.79 t.is(rule.validate('testing'), null);80 t.is(rule.validate('foobar!@#@'), null);81 /​/​ Success when there is no value or empty.82 t.is(rule.validate(undefined), null);83 t.is(rule.validate(null), null);84 t.is(rule.validate(''), null);85});86test('match rule respects excluded values', t => {87 const failMessage = 'failed';88 const rule = new MatchRule({89 type: 'match',90 excluded: {91 values: ['apple', 'banana', 'grape'],92 message: failMessage,93 },94 });95 /​/​ Fails with invalid value.96 t.is(rule.validate('apple'), failMessage);97 t.is(rule.validate('banana'), failMessage);98 t.is(rule.validate('grape'), failMessage);99 /​/​ Success when there is a correct value.100 t.is(rule.validate('testing'), null);101 t.is(rule.validate('foobar'), null);102 /​/​ Success when there is no value or empty.103 t.is(rule.validate(undefined), null);104 t.is(rule.validate(null), null);105 t.is(rule.validate(''), null);106});107test('match rule respects excluded regex values', t => {108 const failMessage = 'failed';109 const rule = new MatchRule({110 type: 'match',111 excluded: {112 values: [/​ap.*/​, /​bana.*/​, /​.*pe/​],113 message: failMessage,114 },115 });116 /​/​ Fails with invalid value.117 t.is(rule.validate('apple'), failMessage);118 t.is(rule.validate('banana'), failMessage);119 t.is(rule.validate('grape'), failMessage);120 /​/​ Success when there is a correct value.121 t.is(rule.validate('testing'), null);122 t.is(rule.validate('foobar'), null);123 /​/​ Success when there is no value or empty.124 t.is(rule.validate(undefined), null);125 t.is(rule.validate(null), null);126 t.is(rule.validate(''), null);...

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register.js

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1$(document).ready(function(){2 3 $('#registerButton').click(function(){4 5 6 7 let userName = $('#userName').val();8 let userPassword = $('#userPassword').val();9 let confirmPassword = $('#confirmPassword').val();10 11 console.log(userName + ' ' + userPassword+' '+confirmPassword);12 13 if(userName.length === 0){14 $('#failMessage').html('Please Provide a Username')15 $('#failMessage').css('color','red')16 $('#failMessage').css('font-size','15px')17 $('#failMessage').show() 18 return;19 }20 if(userPassword.length === 0){21 $('#failMessage').html('Please Provide a Password')22 $('#failMessage').css('color','red')23 $('#failMessage').css('font-size','15px')24 $('#failMessage').show() 25 return;26 }27 if(confirmPassword.length === 0){28 $('#failMessage').html('Please Confirm Password')29 $('#failMessage').css('color','red')30 $('#failMessage').css('font-size','15px')31 $('#failMessage').show() 32 return;33 }34 35 36 37 $.ajax({38 type: "post",39 url: "api/​signUp.php",40 dataType: "json",41 data: {42 "userName": userName,43 "password": [userPassword, confirmPassword]44 },45 success: function(data) {46 if(data['success'] === true){47 window.location.href = '../​otter-mart/​index.php';48 }else{49 $('#failMessage').html(data['message'])50 $('#failMessage').css('color','red')51 $('#failMessage').css('font-size','15px')52 $('#failMessage').show() 53 }54 55 },56 error: function(data){57 58 }, 59 complete: function(data, status) { /​/​optional, used for debugging purposes60 /​/​console.log(status);61 }62 });63 64 })65 ...

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