Best JavaScript code snippet using unexpected
index.test.js
Source: index.test.js
...54 proxy();55 expect(apply).toHaveBeenCalled();56};57var testWithProxiedValues = function(ProxyConstructor, isProxy) {58 var obj = { proxy: new ProxyConstructor({}, {}) };59 expect(isProxy(obj.proxy)).toBeTruthy();60 expect(isProxy(new ProxyConstructor({ abc: 1 }, {}))).toBeTruthy();61 expect(isProxy(new ProxyConstructor({}, {}))).toBeTruthy();62 expect(isProxy(ProxyConstructor.revocable({}, {}).proxy)).toBeTruthy();63 expect(isProxy(new ProxyConstructor([1, 2, 3], {}))).toBeTruthy();64 expect(isProxy(new ProxyConstructor(() => {}, {}))).toBeTruthy();65 expect(isProxy(new ProxyConstructor(function() {}, {}))).toBeTruthy();66 expect(67 isProxy(68 new ProxyConstructor(69 { g: '1' },70 {71 get(target, prop, receiver) {72 return Reflect.get(target, prop, receiver);73 }74 }75 )76 )77 ).toBeTruthy();78};79var testWithNotProxiedValues = function(isProxy) {80 expect(isProxy({ qwerty: 123 })).toBeFalsy();81 expect(isProxy(321)).toBeFalsy();82 expect(isProxy('abc')).toBeFalsy();83 expect(isProxy(false)).toBeFalsy();84 expect(isProxy(true)).toBeFalsy();85 expect(isProxy([1, 2, 3])).toBeFalsy();86 expect(isProxy(new GlobalProxy({}, {}))).toBeFalsy();87 expect(isProxy(GlobalProxy.revocable({}, {}))).toBeFalsy();88 expect(isProxy(undefined)).toBeFalsy();89 expect(isProxy(null)).toBeFalsy();90 expect(isProxy(123n)).toBeFalsy();91 expect(isProxy(() => {})).toBeFalsy();92 expect(isProxy(function() {})).toBeFalsy();93 expect(isProxy(new Boolean(false))).toBeFalsy();94 expect(isProxy(Symbol('test'))).toBeFalsy();95 expect(isProxy(/test/)).toBeFalsy();96};97var testGarbageCollectedProxy = function(ProxyConstructor, isProxy) {98 var obj = {99 proxy: new ProxyConstructor({}, {}),100 proxyRevocable: ProxyConstructor.revocable({}, {}).proxy101 };102 expect(isProxy(obj.proxy)).toBeTruthy();103 delete obj.proxy;104 expect(isProxy(obj.proxy)).toBeFalsy();105 expect(isProxy(obj.proxyRevocable)).toBeTruthy();106 delete obj.proxyRevocable;107 expect(isProxy(obj.proxyRevocable)).toBeFalsy();108};109describe('Pure isProxy works fine', () => {110 var Proxy;111 var isProxy;112 beforeAll(() => {113 var pure = require('./pure');...
Proxy.mjs
Source: Proxy.mjs
...14import { Value } from '../value.mjs';15import { Q, X } from '../completion.mjs';16import { assignProps } from './Bootstrap.mjs';17// #sec-proxy-target-handler18function ProxyConstructor([target = Value.undefined, handler = Value.undefined], { NewTarget }) {19 // 1. f NewTarget is undefined, throw a TypeError exception.20 if (NewTarget === Value.undefined) {21 return surroundingAgent.Throw('TypeError', 'ConstructorNonCallable', this);22 }23 // 2. Return ? ProxyCreate(target, handler).24 return Q(ProxyCreate(target, handler));25}26// #sec-proxy-revocation-functions27function ProxyRevocationFunctions() {28 // 1. Let F be the active function object.29 const F = surroundingAgent.activeFunctionObject;30 // 2. Let p be F.[[RevocableProxy]].31 const p = F.RevocableProxy;32 // 3. If p is null, return undefined....
proxy.js
Source: proxy.js
1MakeConstructor(ProxyConstructor, true, ProxyPrototype);2NowDefineBuiltinFunction(ProxyConstructor, "revocable", 2, ProxyConstructor_revocable);3setInternalSlot(ProxyConstructor, SLOTS.CALL, ProxyConstructor_Call);4setInternalSlot(ProxyConstructor, SLOTS.CONSTRUCT, ProxyConstructor_Construct);...
Using AI Code Generation
1var expect = require('unexpected').clone().use(require('unexpected-sinon'));2var sinon = require('sinon');3describe('ProxyConstructor', function () {4 it('should return a proxy object', function () {5 var proxy = expect.ProxyConstructor();6 expect(proxy, 'to be a', 'function');7 });8 it('should return a proxy object with the same properties as the constructor', function () {9 var proxy = expect.ProxyConstructor();10 expect(proxy, 'to have properties', ['prototype']);11 });12 it('should return a proxy object with the same prototype as the constructor', function () {13 var proxy = expect.ProxyConstructor();14 expect(proxy.prototype, 'to be a', 'function');15 });16 it('should return a proxy object with the same prototype as the constructor and the same properties as the constructor prototype', function () {17 var proxy = expect.ProxyConstructor();18 expect(proxy.prototype, 'to have properties', ['constructor']);19 });20 it('should return a proxy object with the same prototype as the constructor and the same constructor as the constructor prototype', function () {21 var proxy = expect.ProxyConstructor();22 expect(proxy.prototype.constructor, 'to be', proxy);23 });24 it('should return a proxy object with the same prototype as the constructor and the same constructor as the constructor prototype and the same properties as the constructor prototype constructor', function () {25 var proxy = expect.ProxyConstructor();26 expect(proxy.prototype.constructor, 'to have properties', ['prototype']);27 });28 it('should return a proxy object with the same prototype as the constructor and the same constructor as the constructor prototype and the same prototype as the constructor prototype constructor', function () {29 var proxy = expect.ProxyConstructor();30 expect(proxy.prototype.constructor.prototype, 'to be a', 'function');31 });32 it('should return a proxy object with the same prototype as the constructor and the same constructor as the constructor prototype and the same prototype as the constructor prototype constructor and the same properties as the constructor prototype constructor prototype', function () {33 var proxy = expect.ProxyConstructor();34 expect(proxy.prototype.constructor.prototype, 'to have properties', ['constructor']);35 });36 it('should return a proxy object with the same prototype as the constructor and the same constructor as the constructor prototype and the same prototype as the constructor prototype constructor and the same constructor as the constructor
Using AI Code Generation
1const ProxyConstructor = require('unexpected/lib/ProxyConstructor');2const expect = require('unexpected');3const obj = {4};5const proxy = new ProxyConstructor(obj, {6 get: function(target, prop, receiver) {7 console.log(`getting ${prop}`);8 return Reflect.get(target, prop, receiver);9 },10 set: function(target, prop, value, receiver) {11 console.log(`setting ${prop}`);12 return Reflect.set(target, prop, value, receiver);13 }14});15expect(proxy.a, 'to be', 1);16proxy.b = 3;17expect(proxy.c, 'to be', 3);
Using AI Code Generation
1const unexpected = require('unexpected');2const unexpectedProxy = unexpected.clone();3const ProxyConstructor = unexpectedProxy.ProxyConstructor;4const proxy = new ProxyConstructor();5unexpectedProxy.addAssertion('<any> to be proxied by <any>', (expect, subject, value) => {6 expect(subject, 'to be a proxy');7 expect(subject, 'to satisfy', proxy);8 expect(subject, 'to be a proxy for', value);9});10const obj = { a: 1, b: 2 };11const p = new Proxy(obj, {12 get(target, property) {13 return 42;14 }15});16const unexpected = require('unexpected');17const unexpectedProxy = unexpected.clone();18const proxy = new unexpectedProxy.ProxyConstructor();19unexpectedProxy.addAssertion('<any> to be proxied by <any>', (expect, subject, value) => {20 expect(subject, 'to be a proxy');21 expect(subject, 'to satisfy', proxy);22 expect(subject, 'to be a proxy for', value);23});24const obj = { a: 1, b: 2 };25const p = new Proxy(obj, {26 get(target, property) {27 return 42;28 }29});30const unexpected = require('unexpected');31const unexpectedProxy = unexpected.clone();32const proxy = new unexpectedProxy.ProxyConstructor();33unexpectedProxy.addAssertion('<any> to be proxied by <any>', (expect, subject, value) => {34 expect(subject, 'to be a proxy');35 expect(subject, 'to satisfy', proxy);36 expect(subject, 'to be a proxy for', value);37});38const obj = { a: 1, b: 2 };39const p = new Proxy(obj, {40 get(target, property) {41 return 42;42 }
Using AI Code Generation
1const ProxyConstructor = require('unexpected-mitm').ProxyConstructor;2const proxy = new ProxyConstructor();3proxy.get('/hello', (req, res) => {4 res.send('Hello World');5});6proxy.listen(8080);
Using AI Code Generation
1const ProxyConstructor = require('unexpected-dom').ProxyConstructor;2const proxy = new ProxyConstructor();3const proxy2 = new ProxyConstructor();4const proxy3 = new ProxyConstructor();5proxy.set('foo', 'bar');6proxy2.set('foo', 'bar');7proxy3.set('foo', 'bar');8proxy.set('foo2', 'bar2');9proxy2.set('foo2', 'bar2');10proxy3.set('foo2', 'bar2');11proxy.set('foo3', 'bar3');12proxy2.set('foo3', 'bar3');13proxy3.set('foo3', 'bar3');
Using AI Code Generation
1const ProxyConstructor = require('unexpected/lib/UnexpectedProxy');2const expect = require('unexpected');3const {ProxyConstructor} = require('unexpected');4const expect = require('unexpected');5const {ProxyConstructor} = require('unexpected');6const expect = require('unexpected');7const {ProxyConstructor} = require('unexpected');8const expect = require('unexpected');9const {ProxyConstructor} = require('unexpected');10const expect = require('unexpected');11const {ProxyConstructor} = require('unexpected');12const expect = require('unexpected');13const {ProxyConstructor} = require('unexpected');14const expect = require('unexpected');15const {ProxyConstructor} = require('unexpected');16const expect = require('unexpected');17const {ProxyConstructor} = require('unexpected');18const expect = require('unexpected');19const {ProxyConstructor} = require('unexpected');20const expect = require('unexpected');21const {ProxyConstructor} = require('unexpected');22const expect = require('unexpected');23const {ProxyConstructor} = require('unexpected');24const expect = require('unexpected');25const {ProxyConstructor} = require('unexpected');26const expect = require('unexpected');27const {ProxyConstructor} = require('unexpected');28const expect = require('unexpected');29const {ProxyConstructor} = require('unexpected');30const expect = require('unexpected');31const {ProxyConstructor} = require('unexpected');32const expect = require('unexpected');33const {ProxyConstructor} = require('unexpected');34const expect = require('unexpected');35const {ProxyConstructor} = require('unexpected');36const expect = require('unexpected');37const {ProxyConstructor} = require('unexpected');
Using AI Code Generation
1var expect = require('unexpected').clone();2var ProxyConstructor = require('unexpected-proxy');3expect.installPlugin(ProxyConstructor);4var proxy = expect.proxy(function () {5 return 'Hello World!';6});7expect(proxy, 'to have a property', 'toString');8expect(proxy.toString(), 'to be', 'Hello World!');9var expect = require('unexpected').clone();10var ProxyConstructor = require('unexpected-proxy');11expect.installPlugin(ProxyConstructor);12var proxy = expect.proxy(function () {13 return 'Hello World!';14});15describe('ProxyConstructor', function () {16 it('should have a property toString', function () {17 expect(proxy, 'to have a property', 'toString');18 });19 it('should return "Hello World!"', function () {20 expect(proxy.toString(), 'to be', 'Hello World!');21 });22});
Using AI Code Generation
1const expect = require('unexpected');2const unexpectedProxy = require('unexpected-proxy');3const ProxyConstructor = unexpectedProxy.ProxyConstructor;4const proxy = new ProxyConstructor();5const test = {6};7const proxyTest = proxy(test);8expect(proxyTest, 'to satisfy', {9});10expected proxy({ a: 1, b: 2, c: 3 }) to satisfy { a: 1 }11 expected { a: 1, b: 2, c: 3 } to satisfy { a: 1 }12 expected { a: 1, b: 2, c: 3 } to have property 'a' of 1, but got 113expected proxy({ a: 1, b: 2, c: 3 }) to satisfy { a: 1 }14 expected { a: 1, b: 2, c: 3 } to satisfy { a: 1 }15 expected { a: 1, b: 2, c: 3 } to have property 'a' of 1, but got 116#### .constructor(target)17#### .constructor(target, handler)18#### .handler.get(target, property, receiver)19#### .handler.set(target, property, value, receiver)20#### .handler.has(target, property
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