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How to use this.sandbox.useFakeXMLHttpRequest method in sinon

Best JavaScript code snippet using sinon

mw.FormDataTransport.test.js

...54			transport = createTransport( 10, { post: function () {55				stub();56				return $.Deferred().resolve();57			} } );58		this.sandbox.useFakeXMLHttpRequest();59		this.sandbox.useFakeServer();60		assert.true( stub.notCalled );61		transport.post( {} );62		assert.true( stub.called );63	} );64	QUnit.test( 'upload', function ( assert ) {65		var request,66			transport = createTransport( 10, new mw.Api() ),67			fakeFile = {68				name: 'test file for fdt.jpg',69				size: 570			};71		this.sandbox.useFakeXMLHttpRequest();72		this.sandbox.useFakeServer();73		transport.upload( fakeFile, 'test file for fdt.jpg' );74		assert.strictEqual( this.sandbox.server.requests.length, 1 );75		request = this.sandbox.server.requests[ 0 ];76		assert.strictEqual( request.method, 'POST' );77		assert.strictEqual( request.url, mw.util.wikiScript( 'api' ) );78		assert.true( request.async );79		transport.abort();80	} );81	QUnit.test( 'uploadChunk', function ( assert ) {82		var request,83			transport = createTransport( 10, new mw.Api() ),84			fakeFile = {85				name: 'test file for fdt.jpg',86				size: 20,87				slice: function ( offset ) {88					return {89						name: 'test file for fdt.jpg',90						offset: offset,91						size: 1092					};93				}94			};95		this.sandbox.useFakeXMLHttpRequest();96		this.sandbox.useFakeServer();97		transport.uploadChunk( fakeFile, 0 );98		assert.strictEqual( this.sandbox.server.requests.length, 1 );99		request = this.sandbox.server.requests[ 0 ];100		assert.strictEqual( request.method, 'POST' );101		assert.strictEqual( request.url, mw.util.wikiScript( 'api' ) );102		assert.true( request.async );103		transport.abort();104	} );105	// test invalid server response (in missing 'stage' param)106	QUnit.test( 'checkStatus invalid API response', function ( assert ) {107		var done = assert.async(),108			transport = createTransport( 10, new mw.Api() ),109			tstub = this.sandbox.stub(),...

Using AI Code Generation

1import { module, test } from 'qunit';2import { setupTest } from 'ember-qunit';3import sinon from 'sinon';4module('Acceptance | test', function(hooks) {5  setupTest(hooks);6  test('visiting /test', async function(assert) {7    let xhr = sinon.useFakeXMLHttpRequest();8    xhr.onCreate = function(req) {9      assert.ok(true, 'Fake XHR created');10    };11    await visit('/test');12  });13});14import Route from '@ember/routing/route';15export default Route.extend({16  model() {17    return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {18      $.ajax({19        success: function(data) {20          resolve(data);21        },22        error: function(err) {23          reject(err);24        }25      });26    });27  }28});

Using AI Code Generation

1var xhr;2var requests = [];3this.sandbox.useFakeXMLHttpRequest();4xhr = sinon.useFakeXMLHttpRequest();5xhr.onCreate = function (xhr) {6    requests.push(xhr);7};8assert.equal(requests.length, 1);9assert.equal(requests.length, 2);10assert.equal(requests.length, 3);11assert.equal(requests.length, 4);12assert.equal(requests.length, 5);

Using AI Code Generation

1var sinon = require('sinon');2var request = require('request');3var assert = require('assert');4var sandbox = sinon.sandbox.create();5describe('test', function() {6  it('test', function() {7    sandbox.useFakeXMLHttpRequest();8    assert.equal(1, sinon.requests.length);9  });10});11var sinon = require('sinon');12var request = require('request');13var assert = require('assert');14var sandbox = sinon.sandbox.create();15describe('test', function() {16  it('test', function() {17    assert.equal(1, sinon.requests.length);18  });19});20var sinon = require('sinon');21var request = require('request');22var assert = require('assert');23var sandbox = sinon.sandbox.create();24describe('test', function() {25  it('test', function() {26    sandbox.useFakeServer();27    assert.equal(1, sinon.requests.length);28  });29});30var sinon = require('sinon');31var request = require('request');32var assert = require('assert');33var sandbox = sinon.sandbox.create();34describe('test', function() {35  it('test', function() {36    sandbox.useFakeTimers();37    assert.equal(1, sinon.requests.length);38  });39});

Using AI Code Generation

1var sinon = require('sinon');2var fakeXMLHttpRequest = sinon.useFakeXMLHttpRequest();3var xhr = new XMLHttpRequest();4fakeXMLHttpRequest.onCreate = function (xhr) {5    console.log("fakeXMLHttpRequest.onCreate called");6};7xhr.send();8var sinon = require('sinon');9var fakeXMLHttpRequest = sinon.FakeXMLHttpRequest();10var xhr = new XMLHttpRequest();11fakeXMLHttpRequest.onCreate = function (xhr) {12    console.log("fakeXMLHttpRequest.onCreate called");13};14xhr.send();15var sinon = require('sinon');16var fakeServer = sinon.fakeServer.create();17var xhr = new XMLHttpRequest();18fakeServer.onCreate = function (xhr) {19    console.log("fakeServer.onCreate called");20};21xhr.send();22var sinon = require('sinon');23var fakeServerWithClock = sinon.fakeServerWithClock.create();24var xhr = new XMLHttpRequest();25fakeServerWithClock.onCreate = function (xhr) {26    console.log("fakeServerWithClock.onCreate called");27};28xhr.send();29var sinon = require('sinon');30var fakeServerWithClock = sinon.fakeServerWithClock.create();31var xhr = new XMLHttpRequest();32fakeServerWithClock.onCreate = function (xhr) {33    console.log("fakeServerWithClock.onCreate called");34};35xhr.send();36var sinon = require('sinon');37var fakeServerWithClock = sinon.fakeServerWithClock.create();

Using AI Code Generation

1var sinon = require("sinon");2var xhr = sinon.useFakeXMLHttpRequest();3var requests = [];4xhr.onCreate = function (xhr) {5    requests.push(xhr);6};7assert.equal(1, requests.length);8assert.equal("GET", requests[0].method);9assert.equal(true, requests[0].async);10assert.equal("test", requests[0].requestBody);11xhr.restore();12var sinon = require("sinon");13var server = sinon.fakeServer.create();14server.respondWith("GET", "/test", [200, { "Content-Type": "text/plain" }, "Hello, world!"]);15server.respond();16assert.equal(1, server.requests.length);17assert.equal("GET", server.requests[0].method);18assert.equal("/test", server.requests[0].url);19assert.equal(true, server.requests[0].async);20assert.equal("test", server.requests[0].requestBody);21server.restore();22var sinon = require("sinon");23var clock = sinon.useFakeTimers();24assert.equal(1, server.requests.length);25assert.equal("GET", server.requests[0].method);26assert.equal("/test", server.requests[0].url);27assert.equal(true, server.requests[0].async);28assert.equal("test", server.requests[0].requestBody);29clock.restore();30var sinon = require("sinon");31var server = sinon.fakeServer.create();32server.respondWith("GET", "/test", [200, { "Content-Type": "text/plain" }, "Hello, world!"]);33server.respond();34assert.equal(1, server.requests.length);35assert.equal("GET", server.requests[0].method);36assert.equal("/test", server.requests[0].url);37assert.equal(true,

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