Best JavaScript code snippet using stryker-parent
progress-reporter.spec.ts
Source: progress-reporter.spec.ts
...51 sut.onAllMutantsMatchedWithTests(mutants);52 expect(progressBarModule.ProgressBar).calledWithMatch(progressBarContent, { total: 2 });53 });54 });55 describe('onMutantTested()', () => {56 let progressBarTickTokens: any;57 beforeEach(() => {58 mutants = [59 factory.mutantTestCoverage({ coveredBy: undefined, static: false }), // NoCoverage60 factory.mutantTestCoverage({ coveredBy: [''] }),61 factory.mutantTestCoverage({ static: true }),62 factory.mutantTestCoverage({ coveredBy: [''] }),63 ];64 sut.onAllMutantsMatchedWithTests(mutants);65 });66 it('should tick the ProgressBar with 1 tested mutant, 0 survived when status is not "Survived"', () => {67 sut.onMutantTested(factory.killedMutantResult());68 progressBarTickTokens = { total: 3, tested: 1, survived: 0 };69 expect(progressBar.tick).calledWithMatch(progressBarTickTokens);70 });71 it("should not tick the ProgressBar if the result was for a mutant that wasn't matched to any tests", () => {72 sut.onMutantTested(factory.mutantResult({ coveredBy: undefined, static: false }));73 progressBarTickTokens = { total: 3, tested: 0, survived: 0 };74 expect(progressBar.tick).to.not.have.been.called;75 });76 it('should tick the ProgressBar with 1 survived mutant when status is "Survived"', () => {77 sut.onMutantTested(factory.mutantResult({ static: true, status: MutantStatus.Survived }));78 progressBarTickTokens = { total: 3, tested: 1, survived: 1 };79 expect(progressBar.tick).calledWithMatch(progressBarTickTokens);80 });81 it('should not render the ProgressBar if all mutants have status "NoCoverage" or are static', () => {82 const noCoverageResult = { coveredBy: undefined, static: false };83 mutants = [factory.mutantTestCoverage(noCoverageResult), factory.mutantTestCoverage({ static: true })];84 sut.onAllMutantsMatchedWithTests(mutants);85 sut.onMutantTested(factory.mutantResult(noCoverageResult));86 expect(progressBar.render).to.not.have.been.called;87 });88 });89 describe('ProgressBar estimated time for 3 mutants', () => {90 beforeEach(() => {91 sut.onAllMutantsMatchedWithTests([92 factory.mutantTestCoverage({ static: true }),93 factory.mutantTestCoverage({ static: true }),94 factory.mutantTestCoverage({ static: true }),95 ]);96 });97 it('should show correct time info after ten seconds and 1 mutants tested', () => {98 sinon.clock.tick(TEN_SECONDS);99 sut.onMutantTested(factory.mutantResult({ static: true }));100 expect(progressBar.tick).calledWithMatch({ et: '<1m', etc: '<1m' });101 });102 it('should show correct time info after a hundred seconds and 1 mutants tested', () => {103 sinon.clock.tick(HUNDRED_SECONDS);104 sut.onMutantTested(factory.mutantResult({ static: true }));105 expect(progressBar.tick).calledWithMatch({ et: '~1m', etc: '~3m' });106 });107 it('should show correct time info after ten thousand seconds and 1 mutants tested', () => {108 sinon.clock.tick(TEN_THOUSAND_SECONDS);109 sut.onMutantTested(factory.mutantResult({ static: true }));110 expect(progressBar.tick).calledWithMatch({ et: '~2h 46m', etc: '~5h 33m' });111 });112 it('should show correct time info after an hour and 1 mutants tested', () => {113 sinon.clock.tick(ONE_HOUR);114 sut.onMutantTested(factory.mutantResult({ status: MutantStatus.Killed }));115 expect(progressBar.tick).calledWithMatch({ et: '~1h 0m', etc: '~2h 0m' });116 });117 });...
Using AI Code Generation
1const { onMutantTested } = require('stryker-parent');2onMutantTested((mutant, result) => {3 console.log(`Mutant ${mutant.id} scored ${result.score}`);4});5module.exports = function (config) {6 config.set({7 commandRunner: {8 }9 });10};
Using AI Code Generation
1var stryker = require('stryker');2var mutator = new stryker.Mutator();3mutator.onMutantTested(function (mutant, result) {4 console.log('Mutant with id ' + mutant.id + ' has result ' + result);5});6mutator.mutate('var x = 1;');
Using AI Code Generation
1const stryker = require('stryker-parent');2const mutator = new stryker.Mutator();3mutator.onMutantTested((mutant, result) => {4 console.log('Mutant ' + mutant.id + ' has result ' + result);5});6mutator.mutate({7 files: {8 'file1.js': 'var a = 1;'9 },10}).then(mutants => {11 console.log('Mutants created: ' + mutants.map(m => m.id));12});13const stryker = require('stryker');14const mutator = new stryker.Mutator();15mutator.onMutantTested((mutant, result) => {16 console.log('Mutant ' + mutant.id + ' has result ' + result);17});18mutator.mutate({19 files: {20 'file1.js': 'var a = 1;'21 },22}).then(mutants => {23 console.log('Mutants created: ' + mutants.map(m => m.id));24});
Using AI Code Generation
1var strykerParent = require('stryker-parent');2strykerParent.onMutantTested(function (mutant, result) {3 console.log('Mutant ' + mutant.id + ' has status ' + result.status);4});5var strykerParent = require('stryker-parent');6var mutant = {id: 1};7var result = {status: 'noCoverage'};8strykerParent.mutantTested(mutant, result);9### strykerParent.onMutantTested(callback)10### strykerParent.mutantTested(mutant, result)
Using AI Code Generation
1const { Stryker } = require('stryker-parent');2const { TestRunner } = require('stryker-api/test_runner');3class MutantTestRunner extends TestRunner {4 constructor(options) {5 super(options);6 this.stryker = new Stryker(options);7 this.stryker.onMutantTested((result) => {8 });9 }10 init() {11 return this.stryker.init();12 }13 run(options) {14 return this.stryker.runMutationTest(options);15 }16 dispose() {17 return this.stryker.dispose();18 }19}20module.exports = MutantTestRunner;21module.exports = function(config) {22 config.set({23 });24};25We are sorry to hear that. We will be happy to help you get it to work. Please [create an issue](
Using AI Code Generation
1const { onMutantTested } = require('stryker-parent');2onMutantTested((mutant, result) => {3 console.log(`Mutant ${mutant.id} of type ${mutant.mutatorName} in file ${mutant.fileName} has status ${result.status}`);4});5module.exports = function(config) {6 config.set({7 commandRunner: {8 }9 });10};
Using AI Code Generation
1function onMutantTested(mutant) {2}3function onAllMutantsTested(mutants) {4}5function onAllMutantsTested(mutants) {6}7function onAllMutantsTested(mutants) {8}9function onAllMutantsTested(mutants) {10}11function onAllMutantsTested(mutants) {12}13function onAllMutantsTested(mutants) {14}15function onAllMutantsTested(mutants) {16}17function onAllMutantsTested(mutants) {18}
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