How to use expectedCallCountInWords method in sinon

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mock-expectation.js

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...16 return "never called";17 }18 return "called " + timesInWords(callCount);19}20function expectedCallCountInWords(expectation) {21 var min = expectation.minCalls;22 var max = expectation.maxCalls;23 if (typeof min === "number" && typeof max === "number") {24 var str = timesInWords(min);25 if (min !== max) {26 str = "at least " + str + " and at most " + timesInWords(max);27 }28 return str;29 }30 if (typeof min === "number") {31 return "at least " + timesInWords(min);32 }33 return "at most " + timesInWords(max);34}35function receivedMinCalls(expectation) {36 var hasMinLimit = typeof expectation.minCalls === "number";37 return !hasMinLimit || expectation.callCount >= expectation.minCalls;38}39function receivedMaxCalls(expectation) {40 if (typeof expectation.maxCalls !== "number") {41 return false;42 }43 return expectation.callCount === expectation.maxCalls;44}45function verifyMatcher(possibleMatcher, arg) {46 var isMatcher = match && match.isMatcher(possibleMatcher);47 return isMatcher && possibleMatcher.test(arg) || true;48}49var mockExpectation = {50 minCalls: 1,51 maxCalls: 1,52 create: function create(methodName) {53 var expectation = extend(stub.create(), mockExpectation);54 delete expectation.create;55 expectation.method = methodName;56 return expectation;57 },58 invoke: function invoke(func, thisValue, args) {59 this.verifyCallAllowed(thisValue, args);60 return spyInvoke.apply(this, arguments);61 },62 atLeast: function atLeast(num) {63 if (typeof num !== "number") {64 throw new TypeError("'" + valueToString(num) + "' is not number");65 }66 if (!this.limitsSet) {67 this.maxCalls = null;68 this.limitsSet = true;69 }70 this.minCalls = num;71 return this;72 },73 atMost: function atMost(num) {74 if (typeof num !== "number") {75 throw new TypeError("'" + valueToString(num) + "' is not number");76 }77 if (!this.limitsSet) {78 this.minCalls = null;79 this.limitsSet = true;80 }81 this.maxCalls = num;82 return this;83 },84 never: function never() {85 return this.exactly(0);86 },87 once: function once() {88 return this.exactly(1);89 },90 twice: function twice() {91 return this.exactly(2);92 },93 thrice: function thrice() {94 return this.exactly(3);95 },96 exactly: function exactly(num) {97 if (typeof num !== "number") {98 throw new TypeError("'" + valueToString(num) + "' is not a number");99 }100 this.atLeast(num);101 return this.atMost(num);102 },103 met: function met() {104 return !this.failed && receivedMinCalls(this);105 },106 verifyCallAllowed: function verifyCallAllowed(thisValue, args) {107 var expectedArguments = this.expectedArguments;108 if (receivedMaxCalls(this)) {109 this.failed = true;110 mockExpectation.fail(this.method + " already called " + timesInWords(this.maxCalls));111 }112 if ("expectedThis" in this && this.expectedThis !== thisValue) {113 mockExpectation.fail(this.method + " called with " + valueToString(thisValue) +114 " as thisValue, expected " + valueToString(this.expectedThis));115 }116 if (!("expectedArguments" in this)) {117 return;118 }119 if (!args) {120 mockExpectation.fail(this.method + " received no arguments, expected " +121 format(expectedArguments));122 }123 if (args.length < expectedArguments.length) {124 mockExpectation.fail(this.method + " received too few arguments (" + format(args) +125 "), expected " + format(expectedArguments));126 }127 if (this.expectsExactArgCount &&128 args.length !== expectedArguments.length) {129 mockExpectation.fail(this.method + " received too many arguments (" + format(args) +130 "), expected " + format(expectedArguments));131 }132 expectedArguments.forEach(function (expectedArgument, i) {133 if (!verifyMatcher(expectedArgument, args[i])) {134 mockExpectation.fail(this.method + " received wrong arguments " + format(args) +135 ", didn't match " + expectedArguments.toString());136 }137 if (!deepEqual(expectedArgument, args[i])) {138 mockExpectation.fail(this.method + " received wrong arguments " + format(args) +139 ", expected " + format(expectedArguments));140 }141 }, this);142 },143 allowsCall: function allowsCall(thisValue, args) {144 var expectedArguments = this.expectedArguments;145 if (this.met() && receivedMaxCalls(this)) {146 return false;147 }148 if ("expectedThis" in this && this.expectedThis !== thisValue) {149 return false;150 }151 if (!("expectedArguments" in this)) {152 return true;153 }154 args = args || [];155 if (args.length < expectedArguments.length) {156 return false;157 }158 if (this.expectsExactArgCount &&159 args.length !== expectedArguments.length) {160 return false;161 }162 return expectedArguments.every(function (expectedArgument, i) {163 if (!verifyMatcher(expectedArgument, args[i])) {164 return false;165 }166 if (!deepEqual(expectedArgument, args[i])) {167 return false;168 }169 return true;170 });171 },172 withArgs: function withArgs() {173 this.expectedArguments = slice.call(arguments);174 return this;175 },176 withExactArgs: function withExactArgs() {177 this.withArgs.apply(this, arguments);178 this.expectsExactArgCount = true;179 return this;180 },181 on: function on(thisValue) {182 this.expectedThis = thisValue;183 return this;184 },185 toString: function () {186 var args = (this.expectedArguments || []).slice();187 if (!this.expectsExactArgCount) {188 push.call(args, "[...]");189 }190 var callStr = spyCallToString.call({191 proxy: this.method || "anonymous mock expectation",192 args: args193 });194 var message = callStr.replace(", [...", "[, ...") + " " +195 expectedCallCountInWords(this);196 if (this.met()) {197 return "Expectation met: " + message;198 }199 return "Expected " + message + " (" +200 callCountInWords(this.callCount) + ")";201 },202 verify: function verify() {203 if (!this.met()) {204 mockExpectation.fail(this.toString());205 } else {206 mockExpectation.pass(this.toString());207 }208 return true;209 },...

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1var sinon = require('sinon');2var chai = require('chai');3var assert = chai.assert;4var expect = chai.expect;5var should = chai.should();6var sinonChai = require('sinon-chai');7chai.use(sinonChai);8var myFunc = function (a, b, c) {9 console.log(a + b + c);10};11describe('Testing myFunc', function () {12 it('should call the function only once', function () {13 var spy = sinon.spy(myFunc);14 spy(1, 2, 3);15 spy.should.have.been.calledOnce;16 spy.should.have.been.calledWith(1, 2, 3);17 });18});

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1var sinon = require('sinon');2var assert = require('assert');3var myObj = {4 myMethod: function() {}5};6var spy = sinon.spy(myObj, 'myMethod');7myObj.myMethod();8myObj.myMethod();9myObj.myMethod();10var expectedCallCountInWords = spy.expectedCallCountInWords();11assert.equal(expectedCallCountInWords, 'exactly 3 times');12var sinon = require('sinon');13var assert = require('assert');14var myObj = {15 myMethod: function() {}16};17var spy = sinon.spy(myObj, 'myMethod');18myObj.myMethod();19myObj.myMethod();20myObj.myMethod();21assert.equal(spy.callCount, 3);22assert.callCount(spy, expectedCallCount, [message])23assert.called(spy, [message])24assert.calledOnce(spy, [message])25assert.calledTwice(spy, [message])26assert.calledThrice(spy, [message])27assert.calledBefore(spy, otherSpy, [message])

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1var sinon = require('sinon');2var assert = sinon.assert;3var spy = sinon.spy();4spy("Hello World");5assert.calledOnce(spy);6assert.calledWith(spy, "Hello World");7assert.calledOnceWith(spy, "Hello World");8assert.callCount(spy, 1);9assert.callCountInWords(spy, "once");10assert.callCountInWords(spy, "once", "Hello World");11assert.callCountInWords(spy, "once", "Hello World", "Hello World");12assert.callCountInWords(spy, "once", "Hello World", "Hello World", "Hello World");13assert.callCountInWords(spy, "once", "Hello World", "Hello World", "Hello World", "Hello World");14assert.callCountInWords(spy, "once", "Hello World", "Hello World", "Hello World", "Hello World", "Hello World");15assert.callCountInWords(spy, "once", "Hello World", "Hello World", "Hello World", "Hello World", "Hello World", "Hello World");16assert.callCountInWords(spy, "once", "Hello World", "Hello World", "Hello World", "Hello World", "Hello World", "Hello World", "Hello World");17assert.callCountInWords(spy, "once", "Hello World", "Hello World", "Hello World", "Hello World", "Hello World", "Hello World", "Hello World", "Hello World");

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1var sinon = require('sinon');2var assert = require('assert');3var sinonTest = require('sinon-test')(sinon, {useFakeTimers: false});4var myModule = require('./​myModule');5describe('sinon-test', function() {6 var clock;7 beforeEach(function() {8 clock = sinon.useFakeTimers();9 });10 afterEach(function() {11 clock.restore();12 });13 it('should call myModule.doSomething once', sinonTest(function() {14 var spy = this.spy(myModule, 'doSomething');15 myModule.doSomething();16 clock.tick(100);17 assert(spy.calledOnce);18 }));19 it('should call myModule.doSomething twice', sinonTest(function() {20 var spy = this.spy(myModule, 'doSomething');21 myModule.doSomething();22 myModule.doSomething();23 clock.tick(100);24 assert(spy.calledTwice);25 }));26 it('should call myModule.doSomething thrice', sinonTest(function() {27 var spy = this.spy(myModule, 'doSomething');28 myModule.doSomething();29 myModule.doSomething();30 myModule.doSomething();31 clock.tick(100);32 assert(spy.calledThrice);33 }));34});35exports.doSomething = function() {36 setTimeout(function() {37 console.log('done');38 }, 100);39};

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1var sinon = require('sinon');2var assert = require('assert');3var obj = { method: function() { } };4var spy = sinon.spy(obj, "method");5obj.method("foo", "bar");6obj.method("foo", "bar");7obj.method("foo", "bar");8assert.equal(spy.callCount, 3);9assert.equal(spy.getCall(0).args[0], "foo");10assert.equal(spy.getCall(1).args[0], "foo");11assert.equal(spy.getCall(2).args[0], "foo");12assert.equal(spy.getCall(0).args[1], "bar");13assert.equal(spy.getCall(1).args[1], "bar");14assert.equal(spy.getCall(2).args[1], "bar");15assert.equal(spy.calledWith("foo", "bar"), true);16assert.equal(spy.calledWith("foo", "baz"), false);17assert.equal(spy.calledWith("foo"), true);18assert.equal(spy.calledWith("foo", "bar", "baz"), false);19assert.equal(spy.calledWith("foo", "bar", "baz", "qux"), false);20assert.equal(spy.calledWith("foo"), true);21assert.equal(spy.calledWith("foo", "bar"), true);22assert.equal(spy.calledWith("foo", "bar", "baz"), false);23assert.equal(spy.calledWith("foo", "bar", "baz", "qux"), false);24assert.equal(spy.calledWith("foo"), true);25assert.equal(spy.calledWith("foo", "bar"), true);26assert.equal(spy.calledWith("foo", "bar", "baz"), false);27assert.equal(spy.calledWith("foo", "bar", "baz", "qux"), false);28assert.equal(spy.calledWith("foo"), true);29assert.equal(spy.calledWith("foo", "bar"), true);30assert.equal(spy.calledWith("foo", "bar", "baz"), false);31assert.equal(spy.calledWith("foo", "bar", "baz", "qux"), false);32assert.equal(spy.calledWith("foo"), true);33assert.equal(spy.calledWith("foo", "bar"), true);34assert.equal(spy.calledWith("foo", "bar", "baz"), false);35assert.equal(spy.calledWith("foo", "bar", "baz", "qux"), false);36assert.equal(spy

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1sinon.assert.expectedCallCountInWords = function (expected, actual, message) {2 var expectedWord = "once";3 var actualWord = "once";4 if (expected > 1) {5 expectedWord = "twice";6 }7 if (actual > 1) {8 actualWord = "twice";9 }10 if (expected !== actual) {11 this.fail((message ? message + ": " : "") + "Expected " + expectedWord + " but was " + actualWord);12 }13};14sinon.assert.expectedCallCountInWords = function (expected, actual, message) {15 var expectedWord = "once";16 var actualWord = "once";17 if (expected > 1) {18 expectedWord = "twice";19 }20 if (actual > 1) {21 actualWord = "twice";22 }23 if (expected !== actual) {24 this.fail((message ? message + ": " : "") + "Expected " + expectedWord + " but was " + actualWord);25 }26};27sinon.assert.expectedCallCountInWords = function (expected, actual, message) {28 var expectedWord = "once";29 var actualWord = "once";30 if (expected > 1) {31 expectedWord = "twice";32 }33 if (actual > 1) {34 actualWord = "twice";35 }36 if (expected !== actual) {37 this.fail((message ? message + ": " : "") + "Expected " + expectedWord + " but was " + actualWord);38 }39};40sinon.assert.expectedCallCountInWords = function (expected, actual, message) {41 var expectedWord = "once";42 var actualWord = "once";43 if (expected > 1) {44 expectedWord = "twice";

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1var sinon = require("sinon");2var assert = require("assert");3var myModule = require("./​myModule");4var myModule = myModule();5describe("myModule", function() {6 it("should call myMethod 3 times", function() {7 var spy = sinon.spy(myModule, "myMethod");8 myModule.myMethod();9 myModule.myMethod();10 myModule.myMethod();11 assert.equal(spy.expectedCallCountInWords(), "exactly 3 times");12 });13});14module.exports = function() {15 var myModule = {};16 myModule.myMethod = function() {17 console.log("myMethod called");18 };19 myModule.myMethod();20 myModule.myMethod();21 myModule.myMethod();22 return myModule;23}

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