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How to use appliedMutant method in stryker-parent

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conditional-expression-mutant-placer.ts

Source: conditional-expression-mutant-placer.ts

1import { MutantPlacer } from './mutant-placer';2import { NodePath, types } from '@babel/core';3import { Mutant } from '../mutant';4import {5  createMutatedAst,6  mutantTestExpression,7  mutationCoverageSequenceExpression,8} from '../util/syntax-helpers';9/**10 * Places the mutants with a conditional expression: `global.activeMutant === 1? mutatedCode : regularCode`;11 */12export const conditionalExpressionMutantPlacer: MutantPlacer = (13  path: NodePath,14  mutants: Mutant[]15): boolean => {16  // if (path.isTemplateLiteral() || path.isTaggedTemplateExpression()) {17  //   debugger;18  // }19  if (20    path.isExpression() &&21    !path.parentPath.isObjectProperty() &&22    !path.parentPath.isTaggedTemplateExpression()23  ) {24    // First calculated the mutated ast before we start to apply mutants.25    const appliedMutants = mutants.map((mutant) => ({26      mutant,27      ast: createMutatedAst<types.BinaryExpression>(28        path as NodePath<types.BinaryExpression>,29        mutant30      ),31    }));32    // Second add the mutation coverage expression33    path.replaceWith(mutationCoverageSequenceExpression(mutants, path.node));34    // Now apply the mutants35    for (const appliedMutant of appliedMutants) {36      path.replaceWith(37        types.conditionalExpression(38          mutantTestExpression(appliedMutant.mutant.id),39          appliedMutant.ast,40          path.node41        )42      );43    }44    return true;45  } else {46    return false;47  }48};...

statement-mutant-placer.ts

Source: statement-mutant-placer.ts

1import { types } from '@babel/core';2import { mutantTestExpression, mutationCoverageSequenceExpression } from '../util/syntax-helpers';3import { MutantPlacer } from './mutant-placer';4/**5 * Mutant placer that places mutants in statements that allow it.6 * It uses an `if` statement to do so7 */8export const statementMutantPlacer: MutantPlacer<types.Statement> = {9  name: 'statementMutantPlacer',10  canPlace(path) {11    return path.isStatement();12  },13  place(path, appliedMutants) {14    let statement: types.Statement = types.blockStatement([15      types.expressionStatement(mutationCoverageSequenceExpression(appliedMutants.keys())),16      ...(path.isBlockStatement() ? path.node.body : [path.node]),17    ]);18    for (const [mutant, appliedMutant] of appliedMutants) {19      statement = types.ifStatement(mutantTestExpression(mutant.id), types.blockStatement([appliedMutant]), statement);20    }21    path.replaceWith(path.isBlockStatement() ? types.blockStatement([statement]) : statement);22  },...

Using AI Code Generation

1const {AppliedMutantResult, MutantStatus} = require('stryker-parent');2const appliedMutantResult = new AppliedMutantResult();3appliedMutantResult.mutantStatus = MutantStatus.Killed;4appliedMutantResult.killedBy = 'test';5appliedMutantResult.originalLines = ['line1', 'line2'];6appliedMutantResult.mutatedLines = ['line1', 'line2'];7appliedMutantResult.originalCode = 'originalCode';8appliedMutantResult.mutatedCode = 'mutatedCode';9appliedMutantResult.mutantIndex = 1;10appliedMutantResult.mutantId = 'mutantId';11appliedMutantResult.sourceFilePath = 'sourceFilePath';12appliedMutantResult.mutatorName = 'mutatorName';13appliedMutantResult.mutatorDescription = 'mutatorDescription';14appliedMutantResult.range = [0, 1];15appliedMutantResult.location = { start: { line: 1, column: 1 }, end: { line: 1, column: 1 } };16appliedMutantResult.mutantScore = 1;17appliedMutantResult.mutantCoverage = 1;18appliedMutantResult.mutantCoverageByTests = [1, 2];19appliedMutantResult.mutantRunAllTests = true;20appliedMutantResult.mutantIgnored = true;21appliedMutantResult.mutantSpecificTestsToRun = ['test1', 'test2'];22appliedMutantResult.mutantRunByTest = ['test1', 'test2'];23appliedMutantResult.mutantRunByTestResult = [true, false];24appliedMutantResult.mutantFailureMessage = 'mutantFailureMessage';25appliedMutantResult.mutantFailureStackTrace = 'mutantFailureStackTrace';26appliedMutantResult.mutantFailureType = 'mutantFailureType';27appliedMutantResult.mutantFailureTestName = 'mutantFailureTestName';28appliedMutantResult.mutantFailureTestNames = ['test1', 'test2'];29appliedMutantResult.mutantFailureTestFile = 'mutantFailureTestFile';30appliedMutantResult.mutantFailureTestFiles = ['test1', 'test2'];

Using AI Code Generation

1var strykerParent = require('stryker-parent');2var mutant = strykerParent.mutants[0];3var mutantResult = strykerParent.appliedMutant(mutant);4var strykerParent = require('stryker-parent');5var mutant = strykerParent.mutants[0];6var mutantResult = strykerParent.appliedMutant(mutant);

Using AI Code Generation

1const Stryker = require('stryker-parent');2const stryker = new Stryker();3stryker.applyMutant(1, 2, 3, 4, 5);4const Stryker = require('stryker');5const stryker = new Stryker();6stryker.applyMutant(1, 2, 3, 4, 5);7const Stryker = require('stryker-api');8const stryker = new Stryker();9stryker.applyMutant(1, 2, 3, 4, 5);10const Stryker = require('stryker-cli');11const stryker = new Stryker();12stryker.applyMutant(1, 2, 3, 4, 5);13const Stryker = require('stryker-html-reporter');14const stryker = new Stryker();15stryker.applyMutant(1, 2, 3, 4, 5);16const Stryker = require('stryker-jasmine-runner');17const stryker = new Stryker();18stryker.applyMutant(1, 2, 3, 4, 5);19const Stryker = require('stryker-mocha-framework');20const stryker = new Stryker();21stryker.applyMutant(1, 2, 3, 4, 5);22const Stryker = require('stryker-mocha-runner');23const stryker = new Stryker();24stryker.applyMutant(1, 2, 3, 4, 5);

Using AI Code Generation

1var stryker = require('stryker');2var strykerObj = new stryker();3var mutatedString = strykerObj.appliedMutant("test.js");4console.log(mutatedString);5var stryker = require('stryker');6var strykerObj = new stryker();7var mutatedString = strykerObj.appliedMutant("test.js");8console.log(mutatedString);9var stryker = require('stryker');10var strykerObj = new stryker();11var mutatedString = strykerObj.appliedMutant("test.js");12console.log(mutatedString);13var stryker = require('stryker');14var strykerObj = new stryker();15var mutatedString = strykerObj.appliedMutant("test.js");16console.log(mutatedString);17var stryker = require('stryker');18var strykerObj = new stryker();19var mutatedString = strykerObj.appliedMutant("test.js");20console.log(mutatedString);21var stryker = require('stryker');22var strykerObj = new stryker();23var mutatedString = strykerObj.appliedMutant("test.js");24console.log(mutatedString);25var stryker = require('stryker');26var strykerObj = new stryker();27var mutatedString = strykerObj.appliedMutant("test.js");28console.log(mutatedString);29var stryker = require('stryker');30var strykerObj = new stryker();31var mutatedString = strykerObj.appliedMutant("test.js");32console.log(mutatedString);33var stryker = require('stryker');34var strykerObj = new stryker();35var mutatedString = strykerObj.appliedMutant("test.js");36console.log(mutatedString);

Using AI Code Generation

1const stryker = require('stryker-parent');2const childProcess = require('child_process');3childProcess.fork(stryker.applyMutant('test.js'), [], { silent: true });4const stryker = require('stryker-parent');5const childProcess = require('child_process');6childProcess.fork(stryker.applyMutant('test.js'), [], { silent: true });7const stryker = require('stryker-parent');8const childProcess = require('child_process');9childProcess.fork(stryker.applyMutant('test.js'), [], { silent: true });10const stryker = require('stryker-parent');11const childProcess = require('child_process');12childProcess.fork(stryker.applyMutant('test.js'), [], { silent: true });13const stryker = require('stryker-parent');14const childProcess = require('child_process');15childProcess.fork(stryker.applyMutant('test.js'), [], { silent: true });16const stryker = require('stryker-parent');17const childProcess = require('child_process');18childProcess.fork(stryker.applyMutant('test.js'), [], { silent: true });19const stryker = require('stryker-parent');20const childProcess = require('child_process');21childProcess.fork(stryker.applyMutant('test.js'), [], { silent: true });22const stryker = require('stryker-parent');23const childProcess = require('child_process');24childProcess.fork(stryker.applyMutant('test.js'), [], { silent: true });25const stryker = require('stryker-parent');26const childProcess = require('child_process

Using AI Code Generation

1const stryker = require('stryker-parent').default;2const childProcess = require('child_process');3const child = childProcess.fork('child.js');4const strykerConfig = { /* your stryker config */ };5const parent = stryker.createStrykerProcess(child, strykerConfig);6parent.runMutationTest().then(() => {7  console.log('Done!');8});9const stryker = require('stryker-api/core').default;10const strykerConfig = { /* your stryker config */ };11const child = stryker.create(childProcess, strykerConfig);12child.runMutationTest().then(() => {13  console.log('Done!');14});

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