How to use getExpectedOutput method in Mocha

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caching.js

Source: caching.js Github

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...12 jsdoc.cache.dir = 'tmp/​cache-sync'13 return jsdoc.cache.clear()14 .then(() => {15 const output = jsdoc.explainSync({ files: f.sourcePath, cache: true })16 const expectedOutput = f.getExpectedOutput(output)17 a.ok(typeof output === 'object')18 a.deepEqual(output, expectedOutput)19 })20})21runner.test('caching: .explain({ files, cache: true })', function () {22 const f = new Fixture('class-all')23 jsdoc.cache.dir = 'tmp/​cache'24 return jsdoc.cache.clear()25 .then(() => {26 return jsdoc.explain({ files: f.sourcePath, cache: true })27 .then(output => {28 const cachedFiles = fs.readdirSync(jsdoc.cache.dir)29 .map(file => path.resolve(jsdoc.cache.dir, file))30 a.strictEqual(cachedFiles.length, 1)31 a.deepEqual(output, f.getExpectedOutput(output))32 const cachedData = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync(cachedFiles[0], 'utf8'))33 Fixture.removeFileSpecificData(cachedData)34 a.deepEqual(35 cachedData,36 f.getExpectedOutput(output)37 )38 })39 })40})41runner.test('caching: .explain({ source, cache: true }) - Ensure correct output (#147)', function () {42 return jsdoc.cache.clear().then(() => {43 let one = jsdoc.explain({ source: '/​**\n * Function one\n */​\nfunction one () {}\n', cache: true })44 let two = jsdoc.explain({ source: '/​**\n * Function two\n */​\nfunction two () {}\n', cache: true })45 let three = jsdoc.explain({ source: '/​**\n * Function three\n */​\nfunction three () {}\n', cache: true })46 Promise.all([ one, two, three ]).then(output => {47 a.strictEqual(output[0][0].description, 'Function one')48 a.strictEqual(output[1][0].description, 'Function two')49 a.strictEqual(output[2][0].description, 'Function three')50 })...

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test.js

Source: test.js Github

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...7 let fixturePath = path.join(process.cwd(), 'test', 'fixtures', fixture);8 process.chdir(fixturePath);9 execSync('../​../​../​bin/​lego b');10}11function getExpectedOutput() {12 return JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync('expected-output.json'));13}14function getCurrentOutput() {15 return fixturify.readSync('build');16}17describe('lego', function() {18 this.timeout(60 * 1000);19 afterEach(() => {20 process.chdir('../​../​../​');21 });22 describe('build', function() {23 it('should build the project with cache disabled', async function() {24 process.env.SKIP_CACHE = 'true';25 runLego('dummy');26 let expectedOutput = getExpectedOutput();27 let actualOutput = getCurrentOutput();28 assert.deepStrictEqual(expectedOutput, actualOutput);29 });30 it('should build the project with cache enabled', async function() {31 delete process.env.SKIP_CACHE;32 runLego('dummy');33 let expectedOutput = getExpectedOutput();34 let actualOutput = getCurrentOutput();35 assert.deepStrictEqual(expectedOutput, actualOutput);36 });37 it('should build the project with a pre-existing cache', async function() {38 delete process.env.SKIP_CACHE;39 runLego('dummy');40 let expectedOutput = getExpectedOutput();41 let actualOutput = getCurrentOutput();42 assert.deepStrictEqual(expectedOutput, actualOutput);43 /​/​ build again with cache44 execSync('../​../​../​bin/​lego b');45 actualOutput = getCurrentOutput();46 assert.deepStrictEqual(expectedOutput, actualOutput);47 });48 it('should build the project with categories in posts enabled', async function() {49 runLego('categories');50 let expectedOutput = getExpectedOutput();51 let actualOutput = getCurrentOutput();52 assert.deepStrictEqual(expectedOutput, actualOutput);53 });54 it('should build the project with categories in posts disabled', async function() {55 runLego('no-categories');56 let expectedOutput = getExpectedOutput();57 let actualOutput = getCurrentOutput();58 assert.deepStrictEqual(expectedOutput, actualOutput);59 });60 });...

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loader.test.js

Source: loader.test.js Github

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...29availableFileSyntaxes.forEach((syntax) => {30 test(`Outputs custom properties object for ${syntax.toUpperCase()}`, async () => {31 const stats = await compiler(`example.${syntax}`, { syntax });32 const output = stats.toJson({ source: true }).modules[0].source;33 expect(output).toBe(`module.exports = ${getExpectedOutput(syntax)}`);34 });35 test(`Outputs unprefixed custom properties object for ${syntax.toUpperCase()}`, async () => {36 const prefix = false;37 const stats = await compiler(`example.${syntax}`, { syntax, prefix });38 const output = stats.toJson({ source: true }).modules[0].source;39 expect(output).toBe(`module.exports = ${getExpectedOutput(syntax, prefix)}`);40 });...

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general.test.js

Source: general.test.js Github

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...9 expect(output).toStrictEqual(getExpectedFile('01-help-switch/​console.txt'));10});11test('02 simple passtrough', async () => {12 await execute(['-c', 'config/​02-simple-pass.yaml']);13 expect(getExpectedOutput('02-simple-pass')).toStrictEqual(getProducedOutput());14});15test('03 multiple passtrough with extended from and to', async () => {16 await execute(['-c', 'config/​03-multi-pass.yaml']);17 expect(getExpectedOutput('03-multi-pass')).toStrictEqual(getProducedOutput());18});19test('04 controller import test', async () => {20 await execute(['-c', 'config/​04-controller-test.yaml']);21 expect(getExpectedOutput('04-controller-test')).toStrictEqual(getProducedOutput());22});23test('05 controller can access config', async () => {24 await execute(['-c', 'config/​05-controller-context.yaml']);25 expect(getExpectedOutput('05-controller-context')).toStrictEqual(getProducedOutput());26});27test('06 controller import cli() when exists', async () => {28 await execute(['-c', 'config/​06-controller-cli.yaml']);29 expect(getExpectedOutput('06-controller-cli')).toStrictEqual(getProducedOutput());30});31test('07 controller import default() when exists', async () => {32 await execute(['-c', 'config/​07-controller-default.yaml']);33 expect(getExpectedOutput('07-controller-default')).toStrictEqual(getProducedOutput());34});35test('17 controller import myCustomController() when exists', async () => {36 await execute(['-c', 'config/​17-controller-custom.yaml']);37 expect(getExpectedOutput('17-controller-custom')).toStrictEqual(getProducedOutput());...

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diffs.spec.js

Source: diffs.spec.js Github

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...14describe('diffs', function () {15 var diffs, expected;16 before(function (done) {17 run('diffs/​diffs.fixture.js', ['-C'], function (err, res) {18 expected = getExpectedOutput();19 diffs = getDiffs(res.output.replace(/​\r\n/​g, '\n'));20 done(err);21 });22 });23 [24 'should display a diff for small strings',25 'should display a diff of canonicalized objects',26 'should display a diff for medium strings',27 'should display a diff for entire object dumps',28 'should display a diff for multi-line strings',29 'should display a diff for entire object dumps',30 'should display a full-comparison with escaped special characters',31 'should display a word diff for large strings',32 'should work with objects',...

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diffs.js

Source: diffs.js Github

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2var helpers = require('./​helpers');3var run = helpers.runMocha;4var fs = require('fs');5var getDiffs = helpers.getDiffs;6function getExpectedOutput() {7 var output = fs.readFileSync('test/​integration/​fixtures/​diffs/​output', 'UTF8');8 /​/​ Diffs are delimited in file by "/​/​ DIFF"9 return output.split(/​\s*\/​\/​ DIFF/​).slice(1).map(function(diff) {10 return diff.split('\n').filter(Boolean).join('\n');11 });12}13describe('diffs', function() {14 var diffs, expected;15 this.timeout(1000);16 before(function(done) {17 run('diffs/​diffs.js', ['-C'], function(err, res) {18 expected = getExpectedOutput();19 diffs = getDiffs(res.output);20 done(err);21 });22 });23 [24 'should display a diff for small strings',25 'should display a diff of canonicalized objects',26 'should display a diff for medium strings',27 'should display a diff for entire object dumps',28 'should display a diff for multi-line strings',29 'should display a diff for entire object dumps',30 'should display a full-comparison with escaped special characters',31 'should display a word diff for large strings',32 'should work with objects',...

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cliparams.test.js

Source: cliparams.test.js Github

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...5 rimraf.sync(__dirname + '/​temp');6});7test('14 simple passtrough from console input', async () => {8 await execute(['-f', './​lib/​reader-all', '-t', './​lib/​writer']);9 expect(getExpectedOutput('14-simple-pass-cli')).toStrictEqual(getProducedOutput());10});11test('15 controller from cli input', async () => {12 await execute(['-f', './​lib/​reader-all', '-t', './​lib/​writer', '-s', './​lib/​controller-prop']);13 expect(getExpectedOutput('15-controller-test-cli')).toStrictEqual(getProducedOutput());14});15test('16 controller context value acces from cli input', async () => {16 await execute(['-f', './​lib/​reader-all', '-t', './​lib/​writer', '-s', './​lib/​controller-context', '-v', '{"configValue":"foo bar"}']);17 expect(getExpectedOutput('16-controller-context-cli')).toStrictEqual(getProducedOutput());...

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ResultsCounter.spec.js

Source: ResultsCounter.spec.js Github

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...5const getExpectedOutput = (counter) => `About ${counter} results`;6describe('<ResultsCounter /​>', () => {7 test('renders formatted number', () => {8 const tree = factory({ counter: 10000 });9 expect(tree.text()).toBe(getExpectedOutput('10,000'));10 });...

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