How to use makeExpectedTest method in Mocha

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json-stream.spec.js

Source: json-stream.spec.js Github

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...10 var expectedTitle = 'some title';11 var expectedFullTitle = 'full title';12 var expectedDuration = 1000;13 var currentRetry = 1;14 var expectedTest = makeExpectedTest(15 expectedTitle,16 expectedFullTitle,17 expectedDuration,18 currentRetry19 );20 var expectedErrorMessage = 'error message';21 var expectedErrorStack = 'error stack';22 var expectedError = {23 message: expectedErrorMessage24 };25 beforeEach(function() {26 stdout = [];27 stdoutWrite = process.stdout.write;28 process.stdout.write = function(string, enc, callback) {...

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helpers.js

Source: helpers.js Github

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...128 res.push('element ' + i);129 }130 return res;131}132function makeExpectedTest(133 expectedTitle,134 expectedFullTitle,135 expectedDuration,136 currentRetry,137 expectedBody138) {139 return {140 title: expectedTitle,141 fullTitle: function() {142 return expectedFullTitle;143 },144 duration: expectedDuration,145 currentRetry: function() {146 return currentRetry;...

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1const makeExpectedTest = require('../​src/​makeExpectedTest');2describe('makeExpectedTest', () => {3 it('should return a function', () => {4 const expectedTest = makeExpectedTest();5 assert.equal(typeof expectedTest, 'function');6 });7 it('should return an object', () => {8 const expectedTest = makeExpectedTest();9 const actual = expectedTest('name');10 assert.equal(typeof actual, 'object');11 });12 it('should return a function', () => {13 const expectedTest = makeExpectedTest();14 const actual = expectedTest('name').to;15 assert.equal(typeof actual, 'function');16 });17 it('should return a function', () => {18 const expectedTest = makeExpectedTest();19 const actual = expectedTest('name').to.equal;20 assert.equal(typeof actual, 'function');21 });22 it('should return a function', () => {23 const expectedTest = makeExpectedTest();24 const actual = expectedTest('name').to.equal('name');25 assert.equal(typeof actual, 'function');26 });27 it('should return a function', () => {28 const expectedTest = makeExpectedTest();29 const actual = expectedTest('name').to.equal('name').to;30 assert.equal(typeof actual, 'function');31 });32 it('should return a function', () => {33 const expectedTest = makeExpectedTest();34 const actual = expectedTest('name').to.equal('name').to.equal;35 assert.equal(typeof actual, 'function');36 });37 it('should return a function', () => {38 const expectedTest = makeExpectedTest();39 const actual = expectedTest('name').to.equal('name').to.equal('name');40 assert.equal(typeof actual, 'function');41 });42 it('should return a function', () => {43 const expectedTest = makeExpectedTest();44 const actual = expectedTest('name').to.equal('name').to.equal('name').to;45 assert.equal(typeof actual, 'function');46 });47 it('should return a function', () => {48 const expectedTest = makeExpectedTest();49 const actual = expectedTest('name').to.equal('name').to.equal('name').to.equal;50 assert.equal(typeof actual, 'function');51 });52 it('should return a function', () => {53 const expectedTest = makeExpectedTest();

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1const mocha = require('mocha');2const chai = require('chai');3const expect = chai.expect;4const makeExpectedTest = mocha.makeExpectedTest;5describe('makeExpectedTest', function () {6 it('should be a function', function () {7 expect(makeExpectedTest).to.be.a('function');8 });9 it('should return a function', function () {10 expect(makeExpectedTest()).to.be.a('function');11 });12 it('should return a function that throws if the expected error is not thrown', function () {13 const test = makeExpectedTest('TypeError');14 expect(test).to.throw('TypeError');15 });16 it('should return a function that throws if the expected error is not thrown', function () {17 const test = makeExpectedTest('TypeError');18 expect(test).to.throw('TypeError');19 });20 it('should return a function that does not throw if the expected error is thrown', function () {21 const test = makeExpectedTest('TypeError', function () {22 throw new TypeError('foo');23 });24 expect(test).to.not.throw();25 });26 it('should return a function that passes the thrown error to the done callback', function (done) {27 const test = makeExpectedTest('TypeError', function (err) {28 expect(err).to.be.an.instanceof(TypeError);29 done();30 });31 test();32 });33 it('should return a function that passes the thrown error to the done callback', function (done) {34 const test = makeExpectedTest('TypeError', function (err) {35 expect(err).to.be.an.instanceof(TypeError);36 done();37 });38 test();39 });40 it('should return a function that passes the thrown error to the done callback', function (done) {41 const test = makeExpectedTest('TypeError', function (err) {42 expect(err).to.be.an.instanceof(TypeError);43 done();44 });45 test();46 });47 it('should return a function that passes the thrown error to the done callback', function (done) {48 const test = makeExpectedTest('TypeError', function (err) {49 expect(err).to.be.an.instanceof(TypeError);50 done();51 });52 test();53 });54 it('should return a function that passes the thrown error to the done callback', function (done) {55 const test = makeExpectedTest('TypeError', function (err) {

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1var expect = require('chai').expect;2var should = require('chai').should();3var assert = require('chai').assert;4var add = function(a,b) {5 return a+b;6}7describe('add', function() {8 it('should add two numbers', function() {9 var result = add(1,2);10 expect(result).to.equal(3);11 result.should.equal(3);12 assert.equal(result,3);13 });14});15var expect = require('chai').expect;16var should = require('chai').should();17var assert = require('chai').assert;18var add = function(a,b) {19 return a+b;20}21describe('add', function() {22 it('should add two numbers', function() {23 var result = add(1,2);24 expect(result).to.equal(3);25 result.should.equal(3);26 assert.equal(result,3);27 });28});29var expect = require('chai').expect;30var should = require('chai').should();31var assert = require('chai').assert;32var add = function(a,b) {33 return a+b;34}35describe('add', function() {36 it('should add two numbers', function() {37 var result = add(1,2);38 expect(result).to.equal(3);39 result.should.equal(3);40 assert.equal(result,3);41 });42});43var expect = require('chai').expect;44var should = require('chai').should();45var assert = require('chai').assert;46var add = function(a,b) {47 return a+b;48}49describe('add', function() {50 it('should add two numbers', function() {51 var result = add(1,2);52 expect(result).to.equal(3);53 result.should.equal(3);54 assert.equal(result,3);55 });56});57var expect = require('chai').expect;58var should = require('chai').should();59var assert = require('chai').assert;60var add = function(a,b) {61 return a+b;62}

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1var makeExpectedTest = require('mocha').utils.makeExpectedTest;2var expected = makeExpectedTest('my test', function() {3});4expected.skip = makeExpectedTest('my test', function() {5}, true);6module.exports = expected;7var makeExpectedTest = require('mocha').utils.makeExpectedTest;8var expected = makeExpectedTest('my test', function() {9});10expected.skip = makeExpectedTest('my test', function() {11}, true);12module.exports = expected;13var makeExpectedTest = require('mocha').utils.makeExpectedTest;14var expected = makeExpectedTest('my test', function() {15});16expected.skip = makeExpectedTest('my test', function() {17}, true);18module.exports = expected;19var makeExpectedTest = require('mocha').utils.makeExpectedTest;20var expected = makeExpectedTest('my test', function() {21});22expected.skip = makeExpectedTest('my test', function() {23}, true);24module.exports = expected;25var makeExpectedTest = require('mocha').utils.makeExpectedTest;26var expected = makeExpectedTest('my test', function() {27});28expected.skip = makeExpectedTest('my test', function() {29}, true);30module.exports = expected;31var makeExpectedTest = require('mocha').utils.makeExpectedTest;32var expected = makeExpectedTest('my test', function() {33});34expected.skip = makeExpectedTest('my test', function() {35}, true);36module.exports = expected;37var makeExpectedTest = require('mocha').utils.makeExpectedTest;38var expected = makeExpectedTest('my test', function() {

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1const mocha = new Mocha({ reporter: 'json' });2const test = makeExpectedTest('My test', function() {3 assert.equal(2 + 3, 5);4});5mocha.addFile(test);6mocha.run(function(failures) {7 process.on('exit', function() {8 });9});10const mocha = new Mocha({ reporter: 'json' });11const test = makeExpectedTest('My test', function() {12 assert.equal(2 + 3, 5);13});14mocha.addFile(test);15mocha.run(function(failures) {16 process.on('exit', function() {17 });18});19const mocha = new Mocha({ reporter: 'json' });20const test = makeExpectedTest('My test', function() {21 assert.equal(2 + 3, 5);22});23mocha.addFile(test);24mocha.run(function(failures) {25 process.on('exit', function() {26 });27});28const mocha = new Mocha({ reporter: 'json' });29const test = makeExpectedTest('My test', function() {30 assert.equal(2 + 3, 5);31});32mocha.addFile(test);33mocha.run(function(failures) {34 process.on('exit', function() {35 });36});37const mocha = new Mocha({ reporter: 'json' });38const test = makeExpectedTest('My test', function() {39 assert.equal(2 + 3, 5);40});41mocha.addFile(test);42mocha.run(function(failures) {43 process.on('exit', function() {44 });45});46const mocha = new Mocha({ reporter: 'json' });47const test = makeExpectedTest('My test', function() {48 assert.equal(2 + 3, 5

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1makeExpectedTest(expected, actual, message){2it(`${message}`, () => {3assert.strictEqual(expected, actual);4});5}6makeExpectedTest(expected, actual, message){7it(`${message}`, () => {8assert.strictEqual(expected, actual);9});10}11makeExpectedTest(expected, actual, message){12it(`${message}`, () => {13assert.strictEqual(expected, actual);14});15}16makeExpectedTest(expected, actual, message){17it(`${message}`, () => {18assert.strictEqual(expected, actual);19});20}21makeExpectedTest(expected, actual, message){22it(`${message}`, () => {23assert.strictEqual(expected, actual);24});25}26makeExpectedTest(expected, actual, message){27it(`${message}`, () => {28assert.strictEqual(expected, actual);29});30}31makeExpectedTest(expected, actual, message){32it(`${message}`, () => {33assert.strictEqual(expected, actual);34});35}36makeExpectedTest(expected, actual, message){37it(`${message}`, () => {38assert.strictEqual(expected, actual);39});40}41makeExpectedTest(expected, actual, message){42it(`${message}`, () => {43assert.strictEqual(expected, actual);44});45}46makeExpectedTest(expected, actual, message){47it(`${message

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1const makeExpectedTest = require('../​src/​makeExpectedTest.js');2const tests = require('../​tests.js');3tests.forEach(makeExpectedTest);4 {5 },6 {7 }8];9const assert = require('assert');10module.exports = function makeExpectedTest(test) {11 it(test.name, () => {12 });13};14const makeExpectedTest = require('../​src/​makeExpectedTest.js');15const tests = require('../​tests.js');16tests.forEach(makeExpectedTest);17 {18 },19 {20 }21];22const assert = require('assert');23module.exports = function makeExpectedTest(test) {24 it(test.name, () => {25 });26};27const makeExpectedTest = require('../​src/​makeExpectedTest.js');28const tests = require('../​tests.js');29tests.forEach(makeExpectedTest);30 {31 },32 {33 }34];35const assert = require('assert');36module.exports = function makeExpectedTest(test) {37 it(test.name, () => {

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