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How to use checkCache method in ng-mocks

Best JavaScript code snippet using ng-mocks

app.js

...6    middleware = require( "./lib/middleware" ),7    cache = require( "./lib/cache" ),8    routes = require( "./routes" )( cache );9// Cache check middleware: if the URL is in cache, use that.10function checkCache( req, res, next ) {11  if ( checkCache.overrides[ req.url ] ) {12    delete checkCache.overrides[ req.url ];13    next();14    return;15  }16  cache.read( req.url, function( err, data ) {17    if ( err || !data ) {18      next( err );19      return;20    }21    res.json( data );22  });23}24checkCache.overrides = {};...

index.jsx

Source:index.jsx

...40        });41      }42    }43  }44  checkCache(cacheName, productId) {45    return this.cache[cacheName].get(productId);46  }47  updateCache(cacheName, productId, data) {48    this.cache[cacheName].set(productId, data);49  }50  componentDidMount() {51    axios.get(`/products/${this.props.init.id}`)52      .then(res => {53        const product = res.data;54        // console.log(product);55        this.cache.products.set(product.id, product);56        this.setState({57          selectedProduct: product,58          ready: true...

Using AI Code Generation

1import { checkCache } from 'ng-mocks';2describe('Test', () => {3  it('Test', () => {4    expect(checkCache()).toEqual({});5  });6});

Using AI Code Generation

1const checkCache = ngMocks.get('checkCache');2const checkHttp = ngMocks.get('checkHttp');3const checkInstance = ngMocks.get('checkInstance');4const checkNoPendingRequests = ngMocks.get('checkNoPendingRequests');5const checkRender = ngMocks.get('checkRender');6const checkReset = ngMocks.get('checkReset');7const checkReset = ngMocks.get('checkReset');8const checkRequest = ngMocks.get('checkRequest');9const checkSingle = ngMocks.get('checkSingle');10const checkTemplate = ngMocks.get('checkTemplate');11const checkTimeout = ngMocks.get('checkTimeout');12const checkTrigger = ngMocks.get('checkTrigger');13const checkTriggerClick = ngMocks.get('checkTriggerClick');14const checkTriggerKey = ngMocks.get('checkTriggerKey');15const checkTriggerMouse = ng-mocks.get('checkTriggerMouse');16const checkTriggerTouch = ngMocks.get('checkTriggerTouch');17const checkType = ngMocks.get('checkType');18const checkValue = ngMocks.get('checkValue');19const checkView = ngMocks.get('checkView');20const checkView = ngMocks.get('checkView');21const checkViewDebug = ngMocks.get('checkViewDebug');

Using AI Code Generation

1import { checkCache } from 'ng-mocks';2describe('Test', () => {3  it('should check the cache', () => {4    expect(checkCache()).toBe(true);5  });6});7import { checkCache } from 'ng-mocks';8describe('Test', () => {9  it('should check the cache', () => {10    expect(checkCache()).toBe(true);11  });12});13import { checkCache } from 'ng-mocks';14describe('Test', () => {15  it('should check the cache', () => {16    expect(checkCache()).toBe(true);17  });18});19import { checkCache } from 'ng-mocks';20describe('Test', () => {21  it('should check the cache', () => {22    expect(checkCache()).toBe(true);23  });24});25import { checkCache } from 'ng-mocks';26describe('Test', () => {27  it('should check the cache', () => {28    expect(checkCache()).toBe(true);29  });30});31import { checkCache } from 'ng-mocks';32describe('Test', () => {33  it('should check the cache', () => {34    expect(checkCache()).toBe(true);35  });36});37import { checkCache } from 'ng-mocks';38describe('Test', () => {39  it('should check the cache', () => {40    expect(checkCache()).toBe(true);41  });42});43import { checkCache } from 'ng-mocks';44describe('Test', () => {45  it('should check the cache', () => {46    expect(checkCache()).toBe(true);47  });48});49import { checkCache } from 'ng-mocks';50describe('Test', () => {51  it('should check the cache', () => {52    expect(checkCache()).toBe(true);53  });54});55import { checkCache } from 'ng-mocks';56describe('Test', () => {57  it('should check the cache', () => {

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