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How to use promisifyIt method in Jest

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jasmine_async.js

Source:jasmine_async.js

...13      return originalFn.call(env, fn, timeout);} // We make *all* functions async and run `done` right away if they14    // didn't return a promise.15    const asyncFn = function (done) {const returnValue = fn.call({});if (isPromise(returnValue)) {returnValue.then(done.bind(null, null), done.fail);} else {done();}};return originalFn.call(env, asyncFn, timeout);};} // Similar to promisifyLifeCycleFunction but throws an error16// when the return value is neither a Promise nor `undefined`...

jasmine-async.js

Source:jasmine-async.js

...14'use strict';15function isPromise(obj) {16  return obj && typeof obj.then === 'function';17}18// return a wrapping function: `env.fit = promisifyIt(env.it, env)`19function promisifyIt(originalFn, env) {20  return function (specName, fn, timeout) {21    if (!fn) {22      const spec = originalFn.call(env, specName);23      spec.pend('not implemented');24      return spec;25    }26    const isAsync = fn.length; // `done` was passed27    if (isAsync) {28      // jasmine will handle it29      return originalFn.call(env, specName, fn, timeout);30    } else {31      // we make *all* tests async and run `done` right away if they32      // didn't return a promise.33      return originalFn.call(env, specName, function (done) {34        const returnValue = fn.apply(this, arguments);35        if (isPromise(returnValue)) {36          returnValue.then(done).catch(done.fail);37        } else if (returnValue === undefined) {38          done();39        } else {40          done.fail(new Error(41          'Jest: `it` must return either a Promise or undefined.'));42        }43      }, timeout);44    }45  };46}47function promisifyLifeCycleFunction(originalFn, env) {48  return function (fn, timeout) {49    const hasDoneCallback = fn.length;50    if (!hasDoneCallback) {51      const originalBodyFn = fn;52      fn = function (done) {53        const returnValue = originalBodyFn.apply(this, arguments);54        if (isPromise(returnValue)) {55          returnValue.then(done, done.fail);56        } else {57          done();58        }59      };60    }61    return originalFn.call(env, fn, timeout);62  };63}64function makeConcurrent(originalFn, env) {65  return function (specName, fn, timeout) {66    let promise;67    try {68      promise = fn();69      if (!isPromise(promise)) {70        throw new Error('Jest: concurrent tests must return a Promise.');71      }72    } catch (error) {73      return originalFn.call(env, Promise.reject(error));74    }75    return originalFn.call(env, specName, () => promise, timeout);76  };77}78function install(global) {79  const jasmine = global.jasmine;80  const env = jasmine.getEnv();81  global.pit = env.it = promisifyIt(env.it, env);82  env.fit = promisifyIt(env.fit, env);83  global.it.concurrent = makeConcurrent(env.it, env);84  global.it.concurrent.only = makeConcurrent(env.fit, env);85  global.it.concurrent.skip = makeConcurrent(env.xit, env);86  global.fit.concurrent = makeConcurrent(env.fit);87  env.afterAll = promisifyLifeCycleFunction(env.afterAll, env);88  env.afterEach = promisifyLifeCycleFunction(env.afterEach, env);89  env.beforeAll = promisifyLifeCycleFunction(env.beforeAll, env);90  env.beforeEach = promisifyLifeCycleFunction(env.beforeEach, env);91}92module.exports = {...

jasmine-pit.js

Source:jasmine-pit.js

...12'use strict';13function isPromise(obj) {14  return obj && typeof obj.then === 'function';15}16// return a wrapping function: `env.fit = promisifyIt(env.it, env)`17function promisifyIt(originalFn, env) {18  return function(specName, fn) {19    if (!fn) {20      return null;21    }22    const isAsync = fn.length; // `done` was passed23    if (isAsync) {24      return originalFn.call(env, specName, fn); // jasmine will handle it25    } else {26      // we make *all* tests async and run `done` right away if they27      // didn't return a promise.28      return originalFn.call(env, specName, function(done) {29        const returnValue = fn.apply(this, arguments);30        if (isPromise(returnValue)) {31          returnValue.then(done).catch(done.fail);32        } else if (returnValue === undefined) {33          done();34        } else {35          done.fail(new Error(36            'Jest: `it` must return either a Promise or undefined.'37          ));38        }39      });40    }41  };42}43function install(global) {44  const jasmine = global.jasmine;45  const env = jasmine.getEnv();46  global.pit = env.it = promisifyIt(env.it, env);47  env.fit = promisifyIt(env.fit, env);48}49module.exports = {50  install,...

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