Best JavaScript code snippet using mocha
errors.js
Source: errors.js
...67 * @param {string} argument - Argument name.68 * @param {string} expected - Expected argument datatype.69 * @returns {Error} instance detailing the error condition70 */71function createMissingArgumentError(message, argument, expected) {72 return createInvalidArgumentTypeError(message, argument, expected);73}74/**75 * Creates an error object to be thrown when an argument did not use the supported type76 *77 * @public78 * @param {string} message - Error message to be displayed.79 * @param {string} argument - Argument name.80 * @param {string} expected - Expected argument datatype.81 * @returns {Error} instance detailing the error condition82 */83function createInvalidArgumentTypeError(message, argument, expected) {84 var err = new TypeError(message);85 err.code = 'ERR_MOCHA_INVALID_ARG_TYPE';...
lookup-files.js
Source: lookup-files.js
...116 // ignore error117 return;118 }119 if (!extensions.length) {120 throw createMissingArgumentError(121 format(122 'Argument %s required when argument %s is a directory',123 sQuote('extensions'),124 sQuote('filepath')125 ),126 'extensions',127 'array'128 );129 }130 if (131 !stat.isFile() ||132 !hasMatchingExtname(pathname, extensions) ||133 isHiddenOnUnix(pathname)134 ) {...
common.js
Source: common.js
2// Based on mocha v6.1.3 under the MIT license.3// Original copyright (c) 2011-2018 JS Foundation and contributors,4// https://js.foundation5const Suite = require('@arangodb/mocha/suite');6function createMissingArgumentError(message, argument, expected) {7 var err = new TypeError(message);8 err.code = 'ERR_MOCHA_INVALID_ARG_TYPE';9 err.argument = argument;10 err.expected = expected;11 err.actual = typeof argument;12 return err;13}14module.exports = function(suites, context, mocha) {15 function shouldBeTested(suite) {16 return (17 !mocha.options.grep ||18 (mocha.options.grep &&19 mocha.options.grep.test(suite.fullTitle()) &&20 !mocha.options.invert)21 );22 }23 return {24 runWithSuite: function runWithSuite(suite) {25 return function run() {26 suite.run();27 };28 },29 before: function(name, fn) {30 suites[0].beforeAll(name, fn);31 },32 after: function(name, fn) {33 suites[0].afterAll(name, fn);34 },35 beforeEach: function(name, fn) {36 suites[0].beforeEach(name, fn);37 },38 afterEach: function(name, fn) {39 suites[0].afterEach(name, fn);40 },41 suite: {42 only: function only(opts) {43 opts.isOnly = true;44 return this.create(opts);45 },46 skip: function skip(opts) {47 opts.pending = true;48 return this.create(opts);49 },50 create: function create(opts) {51 var suite = Suite.create(suites[0], opts.title);52 suite.pending = Boolean(opts.pending);53 suite.file = opts.file;54 suites.unshift(suite);55 if (opts.isOnly) {56 if (mocha.options.forbidOnly && shouldBeTested(suite)) {57 throw new Error('`.only` forbidden');58 }59 suite.parent.appendOnlySuite(suite);60 }61 if (suite.pending) {62 if (mocha.options.forbidPending && shouldBeTested(suite)) {63 throw new Error('Pending test forbidden');64 }65 }66 if (typeof opts.fn === 'function') {67 opts.fn.call(suite);68 suites.shift();69 } else if (typeof opts.fn === 'undefined' && !suite.pending) {70 throw createMissingArgumentError(71 'Suite "' +72 suite.fullTitle() +73 '" was defined but no callback was supplied. ' +74 'Supply a callback or explicitly skip the suite.',75 'callback',76 'function'77 );78 } else if (!opts.fn && suite.pending) {79 suites.shift();80 }81 return suite;82 }83 },84 test: {...
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