How to use walkInternal method in sinon

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walk.js

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1"use strict";2var forEach = require("@sinonjs/​commons").prototypes.array.forEach;3function walkInternal(obj, iterator, context, originalObj, seen) {4 var proto, prop;5 if (typeof Object.getOwnPropertyNames !== "function") {6 /​/​ We explicitly want to enumerate through all of the prototype's properties7 /​/​ in this case, therefore we deliberately leave out an own property check.8 /​* eslint-disable-next-line guard-for-in */​9 for (prop in obj) {10 iterator.call(context, obj[prop], prop, obj);11 }12 return;13 }14 forEach(Object.getOwnPropertyNames(obj), function(k) {15 if (seen[k] !== true) {16 seen[k] = true;17 var target = typeof Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor(obj, k).get === "function" ? originalObj : obj;18 iterator.call(context, k, target);19 }20 });21 proto = Object.getPrototypeOf(obj);22 if (proto) {23 walkInternal(proto, iterator, context, originalObj, seen);24 }25}26/​* Walks the prototype chain of an object and iterates over every own property27 * name encountered. The iterator is called in the same fashion that Array.prototype.forEach28 * works, where it is passed the value, key, and own object as the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd positional29 * argument, respectively. In cases where Object.getOwnPropertyNames is not available, walk will30 * default to using a simple for..in loop.31 *32 * obj - The object to walk the prototype chain for.33 * iterator - The function to be called on each pass of the walk.34 * context - (Optional) When given, the iterator will be called with this object as the receiver.35 */​36module.exports = function walk(obj, iterator, context) {37 return walkInternal(obj, iterator, context, obj, {});...

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1var sinon = require('sinon');2var walkInternal = require('sinon/​lib/​sinon/​util/​core/​walkInternal');3var obj = {4 c: {5 }6};7var callback = function (value, key, object) {8 console.log('value: ' + value);9 console.log('key: ' + key);10 console.log('object: ' + object);11}12walkInternal(obj, callback);13var sinon = require('sinon');14var walkInternal = require('sinon/​lib/​sinon/​util/​core/​walkInternal');15var obj = {16 c: {17 }18};19var callback = function (value, key, object) {20 console.log('value: ' + value);21 console.log('key: ' + key);22 console.log('object: ' + object);23}24walkInternal(obj, callback);

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1var sinon = require('sinon');2var walkInternal = require('sinon/​lib/​sinon/​util/​core/​walk.js').walkInternal;3var obj = {4 foo: {5 }6};7walkInternal(obj, function (value, key) {8 console.log(key);9});10var list = [];11var obj1 = {12};13var obj2 = {14};15var obj3 = {16};17for (var i = 0; i < 3; i++) {18 list.push(obj1);19 list.push(obj2);20 list.push(obj3);21}22console.log(list);

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1var sinon = require('sinon');2var walkInternal = sinon.spy(sinon.util, "walkInternal");3var obj = {4};5sinon.util.walk(obj, function (value, prop) {6 console.log(prop);7});

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1var sinon = require('sinon');2var myObject = {3 myMethod: function (a, b) {4 return a + b;5 }6};7var stub = sinon.stub(myObject, 'myMethod');8stub.withArgs(1, 2).returns(3);9stub.withArgs(2, 2).returns(5);10console.log(myObject.myMethod(1, 2));11console.log(myObject.myMethod(2, 2));12console.log(myObject.myMethod(3, 2));13var sinon = require('sinon');14var myObject = {15 myMethod: function (a, b) {16 return a + b;17 }18};19var stub = sinon.stub(myObject, 'myMethod');20stub.withArgs(1, 2).returns(3);21stub.withArgs(2, 2).returns(5);22console.log(myObject.myMethod(1, 2));23console.log(myObject.myMethod(2, 2));24console.log(myObject.myMethod(3, 2));25var sinon = require('sinon');26var myObject = {27 myMethod: function (a, b) {28 return a + b;29 }30};31var stub = sinon.stub(myObject, 'myMethod');32stub.withArgs(1, 2).returns(3);33stub.withArgs(2, 2).returns(5);34console.log(myObject.myMethod(1, 2));35console.log(myObject.myMethod(2, 2));36console.log(myObject.myMethod(3, 2));37var sinon = require('sinon');38var myObject = {39 myMethod: function (a, b) {40 return a + b;41 }42};43var stub = sinon.stub(myObject, 'myMethod');44stub.withArgs(1, 2).returns(3);45stub.withArgs(2, 2).returns(5);46console.log(myObject.myMethod(1, 2));47console.log(myObject.myMethod(2, 2));48console.log(myObject.myMethod(3, 2));

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1var walkInternal = require('sinon/​lib/​sinon/​util/​core/​walk-internal').walkInternal;2walkInternal(function () { return true; }, function () { return true; }, function () { return true; }, function () { return true; }, function () { return true; });3var walkInternal = require('sinon/​lib/​sinon/​util/​core/​walk-internal').walkInternal;4walkInternal(function () { return true; }, function () { return true; }, function () { return true; }, function () { return true; }, function () { return true; });5var path = require('path');6var walkInternal = require(path.join(require.resolve('sinon'), '../​sinon/​util/​core/​walk-internal')).walkInternal;7walkInternal(function () { return true; }, function () { return true; }, function () { return true; }, function () { return true; }, function () { return true; });

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1var walkInternal = require('sinon/​lib/​sinon/​util/​core/​walk').walkInternal;2describe('test', function() {3 it('test', function() {4 walkInternal({}, function() {});5 });6});7 at Context.<anonymous> (test.js:5:29)8var walkInternal = require('sinon/​lib/​sinon/​util/​core/​walk').walkInternal;9describe('test', function() {10 it('test', function() {11 console.log(walkInternal);12 });13});14 at Context.<anonymous> (test.js:5:29)15var walkInternal = require('sinon/​lib/​sinon/​util/​core/​walk').walkInternal;16describe('test', function() {17 it('test', function() {18 console.log(typeof walkInternal);19 });20});21var walkInternal = require('sinon/​lib/​sinon/​util/​core/​walk');22describe('test', function() {23 it('test', function() {24 console.log(walkInternal);25 });26});27{ walkInternal: [Function: walkInternal] }28var walkInternal = require('

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1var sinon = require('sinon');2var obj = {3 foo: function () {4 return "foo";5 }6};7var spy = sinon.spy(obj, "foo");8obj.foo();9obj.foo.restore();10var sinon = require('sinon');11var obj = {12 foo: function () {13 return "foo";14 }15};16var spy = sinon.spy(obj, "foo");17obj.foo();18obj.foo.restore();19var sinon = require('sinon');20var obj = {21 foo: function () {22 return "foo";23 }24};25var spy = sinon.spy(obj, "foo");26obj.foo();27obj.foo.restore();28var sinon = require('sinon');29var obj = {30 foo: function () {31 return "foo";32 }33};34var spy = sinon.spy(obj, "foo");35obj.foo();36obj.foo.restore();37var sinon = require('sinon');38var obj = {39 foo: function () {40 return "foo";41 }42};43var spy = sinon.spy(obj, "foo");44obj.foo();45obj.foo.restore();46var sinon = require('sinon');47var obj = {48 foo: function () {49 return "foo";50 }51};52var spy = sinon.spy(obj, "foo");53obj.foo();54obj.foo.restore();55var sinon = require('sinon');56var obj = {57 foo: function () {58 return "foo";59 }60};61var spy = sinon.spy(obj, "foo");62obj.foo();63obj.foo.restore();

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1var sinon = require('sinon');2var walkInternal = sinon.stub();3var walk = function() {4 walkInternal.apply(this, arguments);5};6var walkCallback = function() {7 console.log('walk callback');8};9walk(walkCallback);10var sinon = require('sinon');11var walkInternal = sinon.stub();12var walk = function() {13 walkInternal.apply(this, arguments);14};15var walkCallback = function() {16 console.log('walk callback');17};18walk(walkCallback);19var walkInternal = function() {20 console.log('walk internal');21};22var walk = function() {23 walkInternal.apply(this, arguments);24};25module.exports = walk;26var walk = require('./​file1.js');27var walkCallback = function() {28 console.log('walk callback');29};30walk(walkCallback);31var sinon = require('sinon');32var walk = require('./​file2.js');33var walkInternal = sinon.stub();34walkInternal.apply(this, arguments);

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