Best JavaScript code snippet using sinon
issues-test.js
Source: issues-test.js
...442 });443 });444 describe("#1882", function() {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
1const { ClassWithoutProps } = require('./ClassWithoutProps');2const { ClassWithProps } = require('./ClassWithProps');3const { ClassWithPropsAndMethods } = require('./ClassWithPropsAndMethods');4const { ClassWithPropsAndMethodsAndChaining } = require('./ClassWithPropsAndMethodsAndChaining');5const { ClassWithPropsAndMethodsAndChainingAndReturn } = require('./ClassWithPropsAndMethodsAndChainingAndReturn');6const { ClassWithPropsAndMethodsAndChainingAndReturnAndThrows } = require('./ClassWithPropsAndMethodsAndChainingAndReturnAndThrows');7const { ClassWithPropsAndMethodsAndChainingAndReturnAndThrowsAndCallThrough } = require('./ClassWithPropsAndMethodsAndChainingAndReturnAndThrowsAndCallThrough');8const { ClassWithPropsAndMethodsAndChainingAndReturnAndThrowsAndCallThroughAndYield } = require('./ClassWithPropsAndMethodsAndChainingAndReturnAndThrowsAndCallThroughAndYield');9const { ClassWithPropsAndMethodsAndChainingAndReturnAndThrowsAndCallThroughAndYieldAndYieldTo } = require('./ClassWithPropsAndMethodsAndChainingAndReturnAndThrowsAndCallThroughAndYieldAndYieldTo');10const sinonChai = require('sinon-chai');11const chai = require('chai');12chai.use(sinonChai);13const expect = chai.expect;14describe('ClassWithoutProps', () => {15 it('should call method', () => {16 const classWithoutProps = new ClassWithoutProps();17 classWithoutProps.method();18 expect(classWithoutProps.method).to.have.been.calledOnce;19 });20});21describe('ClassWithProps', () => {22 it('should set property', () => {23 const classWithProps = new ClassWithProps();24 classWithProps.property = 'property';25 expect(classWithProps.property).to.equal('property');26 });27});28describe('ClassWithPropsAndMethods', () => {29 it('should call method', () => {30 const classWithPropsAndMethods = new ClassWithPropsAndMethods();31 classWithPropsAndMethods.method();32 expect(classWithPropsAndMethods.method).to.have.been.calledOnce;33 });34});35describe('ClassWithPropsAndMethodsAndChaining', () => {36 it('should call method', () => {
Using AI Code Generation
1var expect = require('chai').use(require('sinon-chai')).expect;2describe('ClassWithoutProps', function() {3 it('should have a method called method', function() {4 var obj = new ClassWithoutProps();5 expect(obj.method).to.be.a('function');6 });7});
Using AI Code Generation
1class ClassWithoutProps {2 constructor() {3 this.a = 1;4 }5 getA() {6 return this.a;7 }8}9const classWithoutProps = new ClassWithoutProps();10expect(classWithoutProps).to.have.property('getA');11expect(classWithoutProps.getA()).to.equal(1);12class ClassWithProps {13 constructor() {14 this.a = 1;15 this.b = 2;16 }17 getA() {18 return this.a;19 }20 getB() {21 return this.b;22 }23}24const classWithProps = new ClassWithProps();25expect(classWithProps).to.have.property('getA');26expect(classWithProps).to.have.property('getB');27expect(classWithProps.getA()).to.equal(1);28expect(classWithProps.getB()).to.equal(2);29class ClassWithPropsAndMethods {30 constructor() {31 this.a = 1;32 this.b = 2;33 }34 getA() {35 return this.a;36 }37 getB() {38 return this.b;39 }40 setA(a) {41 this.a = a;42 }43 setB(b) {44 this.b = b;45 }46}47const classWithPropsAndMethods = new ClassWithPropsAndMethods();48expect(classWithPropsAndMethods).to.have.property('getA');49expect(classWithPropsAndMethods).to.have.property('getB');50expect(classWithPropsAndMethods).to.have.property('setA');51expect(classWithPropsAndMethods).to.have.property('setB');52expect(classWithPropsAndMethods.getA()).to.equal(1);53expect(classWithPropsAndMethods.getB()).to.equal(2);54classWithPropsAndMethods.setA(3);55classWithPropsAndMethods.setB(4);56expect(classWithPropsAndMethods.getA()).to.equal(3);57expect(classWithPropsAndMethods.getB()).to.equal(4);58class ClassWithStaticPropsAndMethods {59 static getA() {60 return 1;61 }62 static getB() {63 return 2;64 }65 static setA(a) {66 ClassWithStaticPropsAndMethods.a = a;67 }
Using AI Code Generation
1import {ClassWithoutProps} from './ClassWithoutProps';2import sinon from 'sinon';3describe('ClassWithoutProps', () => {4 it('should call the method', () => {5 const classWithoutProps = new ClassWithoutProps();6 const spy = sinon.spy(classWithoutProps, 'method');7 classWithoutProps.method();8 expect(spy.calledOnce).toBe(true);9 });10});
Using AI Code Generation
1import { expect } from 'chai';2import sinon from 'sinon';3import sinonChai from 'sinon-chai';4import * as ClassWithoutProps from '../src/classWithoutProps';5import * as ClassWithProps from '../src/classWithProps';6import * as ClassWithProps from '../src/classWithProps';7import * as ClassWithProps from '../src/classWithProps';8import * as ClassWithProps from '../src/classWithProps';9import * as ClassWithProps from '../src/classWithProps';10import * as ClassWithProps from '../src/classWithProps';11import * as ClassWithProps from '../src/classWithProps';12import * as ClassWithProps from '../src/classWithProps';13import * as ClassWithProps from '../src/classWithProps';14import * as ClassWithProps from '../src/classWithProps';15describe('ClassWithoutProps', () => {16 it('should have a method called "method"', () => {17 expect(ClassWithoutProps.method).to.be.a('function');18 });19});20describe('ClassWithProps', () => {21 it('should have a method called "method"', () => {22 expect(ClassWithProps.method).to.be.a('function');23 });24});25describe('ClassWithProps', () => {26 it('should have a method called "method"', () => {27 expect(ClassWithProps.method).to.be.a('function');28 });29});30describe('ClassWithProps', () => {31 it('should have a method called "method"', () => {32 expect(ClassWithProps.method).to.be.a('function');33 });34});35describe('ClassWithProps', () => {36 it('should have a method called "method"', () => {37 expect(ClassWithProps.method).to.be.a('function');38 });39});40describe('Class
Using AI Code Generation
1const ClassWithoutProps = require('./classWithoutProps');2describe('ClassWithoutProps', () => {3 test('method should return value', () => {4 const classWithoutProps = new ClassWithoutProps();5 const stub = sinon.stub(classWithoutProps, 'method').returns('stubbed value');6 expect(classWithoutProps.method()).toBe('stubbed value');7 expect(stub.calledOnce).toBe(true);8 stub.restore();9 });10});
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