Best JavaScript code snippet using sinon
issues-test.js
Source: issues-test.js
...445 it("should use constructor name when checking deepEquality", function() {446 function ClassWithoutProps() {447 return;448 }449 function AnotherClassWithoutProps() {450 return;451 }452 ClassWithoutProps.prototype.constructor = ClassWithoutProps;453 AnotherClassWithoutProps.prototype.constructor = AnotherClassWithoutProps;454 var arg1 = new ClassWithoutProps(); //arg1.constructor.name === ClassWithoutProps455 var arg2 = new AnotherClassWithoutProps(); //arg2.constructor.name === Object456 var stub = sinon.stub();457 stub.withArgs(arg1).returns(5);458 var result = stub(arg2);459 assert.same(result, undefined); //[ERR_ASSERTION]: 5 === undefined460 });461 });462 describe("#1887", function() {463 it("should not break stub behavior using multiple `match.any`", function() {464 var stub = sinon.stub();465 stub.withArgs(sinon.match.any, sinon.match.any, sinon.match("a")).returns("a");466 stub.withArgs(sinon.match.any, sinon.match.any, sinon.match("b")).returns("b");467 assert.equals(stub({}, [], "a"), "a");468 assert.equals(stub({}, [], "b"), "b");469 });...
Using AI Code Generation
1var sinonChai = require('sinon-chai');2chai.use(sinonChai);3var sinonChai = require('sinon-chai');4chai.use(sinonChai);5var sinonChai = require('sinon-chai');6chai.use(sinonChai);7var sinonChai = require('sinon-chai');8chai.use(sinonChai);9var sinonChai = require('sinon-chai');10chai.use(sinonChai);11var sinonChai = require('sinon-chai');12chai.use(sinonChai);13var sinonChai = require('sinon-chai');14chai.use(sinonChai);15var sinonChai = require('sinon-chai');16chai.use(sinonChai);17var sinonChai = require('sinon-chai');18chai.use(sinonChai);19var sinonChai = require('sinon-chai');20chai.use(sinonChai);21var sinonChai = require('sinon-chai');22chai.use(sinonChai);23var sinonChai = require('sinon-chai');24chai.use(sinonChai);25var sinonChai = require('sinon-chai');26chai.use(sinonChai);27var sinonChai = require('sinon-chai');28chai.use(sinonChai);29var sinonChai = require('sinon-chai');30chai.use(sinonChai);
Using AI Code Generation
1const AnotherClassWithoutProps = require('./AnotherClassWithoutProps');2const sinon = require('sinon');3const anotherClassWithoutProps = new AnotherClassWithoutProps();4sinon.spy(anotherClassWithoutProps, 'method');5anotherClassWithoutProps.method();6class AnotherClassWithoutProps {7 method() {8 return 'test';9 }10}11module.exports = AnotherClassWithoutProps;
Using AI Code Generation
1var sinon = require('sinon');2var AnotherClassWithoutProps = require('./AnotherClassWithoutProps');3var anotherClassWithoutProps = new AnotherClassWithoutProps();4var spy = sinon.spy(anotherClassWithoutProps, 'method');5anotherClassWithoutProps.method('test');6var AnotherClassWithoutProps = function() {7 this.method = function() {8 }9}10module.exports = AnotherClassWithoutProps;
Using AI Code Generation
1var sinonChai = require("sinon-chai");2var sinon = require("sinon");3var chai = require("chai");4chai.use(sinonChai);5var AnotherClassWithoutProps = require("./anotherClassWithoutProps");6var anotherClassWithoutProps = new AnotherClassWithoutProps();7var spy = sinon.spy(anotherClassWithoutProps, "methodToSpy");8anotherClassWithoutProps.methodToSpy();9chai.expect(spy).to.have.been.calledOnce;10module.exports = function() {11 this.methodToSpy = function() {12 console.log("Method to spy called");13 }14}
Using AI Code Generation
1var AnotherClassWithoutProps = require('./anotherClassWithoutProps');2var sinon = require('sinon');3var anotherClassWithoutProps = new AnotherClassWithoutProps();4var stub = sinon.stub(anotherClassWithoutProps, 'method', function() {5 console.log('stub called');6});7anotherClassWithoutProps.method();8stub.calledOnce;9stub.calledWith('foo');10stub.calledWith('bar');11stub.calledWith('baz');12var AnotherClassWithoutProps = function() {13};14AnotherClassWithoutProps.prototype.method = function() {15 console.log('original called');16};17module.exports = AnotherClassWithoutProps;
Using AI Code Generation
1var sinon = require('sinon');2var AnotherClassWithoutProps = require('./AnotherClassWithoutProps');3var test = new AnotherClassWithoutProps();4test.method();5var sinon = require('sinon');6var AnotherClassWithProps = require('./AnotherClassWithProps');7var test = new AnotherClassWithProps();8test.method();9var sinon = require('sinon');10var AnotherClassWithPropsAndMethod = require('./AnotherClassWithPropsAndMethod');11var test = new AnotherClassWithPropsAndMethod();12test.method();13var AnotherClassWithoutProps = function () {14};15AnotherClassWithoutProps.prototype.method = function () {16 console.log('method');17};18module.exports = AnotherClassWithoutProps;19var AnotherClassWithProps = function () {20};21AnotherClassWithProps.prototype.method = function () {22 console.log('method');23};24module.exports = AnotherClassWithProps;25var AnotherClassWithPropsAndMethod = function () {26};27AnotherClassWithPropsAndMethod.prototype.method = function () {28 console.log('method');29};30module.exports = AnotherClassWithPropsAndMethod;
Using AI Code Generation
1import AnotherClassWithoutProps from './AnotherClassWithoutProps';2import {assert} from 'chai';3import sinon from 'sinon';4describe('test', () => {5 it('test', () => {6 const stub = sinon.stub(AnotherClassWithoutProps, 'method').returns('stubbed');7 assert.equal(AnotherClassWithoutProps.method(), 'stubbed');8 });9});10class AnotherClassWithoutProps {11 static method() {12 return 'original';13 }14}15export default AnotherClassWithoutProps;16const stub = sinon.stub(AnotherClassWithoutProps, 'method').returns('stubbed');
Using AI Code Generation
1var sinon = require('sinon');2var AnotherClassWithoutProps = require('./AnotherClassWithoutProps');3var test = new AnotherClassWithoutProps();4test.method();5var AnotherClassWithoutProps = function () {6 this.method = function () {7 console.log('method called');8 };9};10module.exports = AnotherClassWithoutProps;
Using AI Code Generation
1function testFunction(){2 var anotherClass = new AnotherClassWithoutProps();3 var spy = sinon.spy(anotherClass, "anotherMethod");4 var result = anotherClass.anotherMethod();5 assert(spy.called);6 assert(result === "another method");7}8function AnotherClassWithoutProps(){9 this.anotherMethod = function(){10 return "another method";11 }12}13function AnotherClassWithProps(){14 this.anotherMethod = function(){15 return "another method";16 }17 this.anotherProperty = "another property";18}19function testFunction(){20 var anotherClass = new AnotherClassWithProps();21 var spy = sinon.spy(anotherClass, "anotherMethod");22 var result = anotherClass.anotherMethod();23 assert(spy.called);24 assert(result === "another method");25}26function AnotherClassWithProps(){27 this.anotherMethod = function(){28 return "another method";29 }30 this.anotherProperty = "another property";31}32function AnotherClassWithProps(){33 this.anotherMethod = function(){34 return "another method";35 }36 this.anotherProperty = "another property";37}38function testFunction(){39 var anotherClass = new AnotherClassWithProps();40 var spy = sinon.spy(anotherClass, "anotherMethod");41 var result = anotherClass.anotherMethod();42 assert(spy.called);43 assert(result === "another method");44}45function AnotherClassWithProps(){46 this.anotherMethod = function(){47 return "another method";48 }49 this.anotherProperty = "another property";50}51function AnotherClassWithProps(){52 this.anotherMethod = function(){53 return "another method";54 }55 this.anotherProperty = "another property";56}57function testFunction(){58 var anotherClass = new AnotherClassWithProps();
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