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How to use jasmineSuccess method in unexpected

Best JavaScript code snippet using unexpected

navigator_geolocation_spec.js

1/* global google, jasmine */2describe('NavigatorGeolocation', function () {3  var scope, navGeo;4  //don't do this, it will interfere others, i.e navigator.userAgent5  //navigator = jasmine.createSpy('navigator'); 6  navigator.geolocation = jasmine.createSpy('geolocation');7  beforeEach(module('ngMap'));8  beforeEach(inject(function ($rootScope, NavigatorGeolocation) {9    scope = $rootScope, navGeo = NavigatorGeolocation;10  }));11  describe('getCurrentPosition function', function () {12    beforeEach(function() {13      var GoodResponse = function (successCallback, errorCallback) { successCallback('GOOD'); };14      navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition = jasmine.createSpy().and.callFake(GoodResponse);15    });16    it('Should return a promise', function () {17      var promise = navGeo.getCurrentPosition();18      expect(typeof promise.then).toBe('function');19    });20    it('Should call getCurrentPosition to retrieve good results', function () {21      var jasmineSuccess = jasmine.createSpy('success');22      var jasmineError = jasmine.createSpy('error');23      navGeo.getCurrentPosition().then(jasmineSuccess, jasmineError);24      scope.$apply();25      expect(jasmineSuccess).toHaveBeenCalled();26      expect(jasmineError).not.toHaveBeenCalled();27      expect(jasmineSuccess).toHaveBeenCalledWith('GOOD');28    });29  });30  describe('getCurrentPosition function', function () {31    beforeEach(function() {32      var BadResponse = function (successCallback, errorCallback) { errorCallback('BAD'); };33      navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition = jasmine.createSpy().and.callFake(BadResponse);34    });35    it('Should call getCurrentPosition to retrieve bad results', function () {36      var jasmineSuccess = jasmine.createSpy('success');37      var jasmineError = jasmine.createSpy('error');38      navGeo.getCurrentPosition().then(jasmineSuccess, jasmineError);39      scope.$apply();40      expect(jasmineSuccess).not.toHaveBeenCalled();41      expect(jasmineError).toHaveBeenCalled();42      expect(jasmineSuccess).not.toHaveBeenCalled();43    });44  });...

Using AI Code Generation

1var unexpected = require('unexpected');2var unexpectedJasmine = require('unexpected-jasmine');3var jasmineSuccess = unexpectedJasmine.jasmineSuccess;4var expect = unexpected.clone().use(unexpectedJasmine);5describe('jasmineSuccess', function () {6    it('should pass', function () {7        expect('foo', 'to equal', 'foo');8        jasmineSuccess();9    });10});11var unexpected = require('unexpected');12var unexpectedMocha = require('unexpected-mocha');13var mochaSuccess = unexpectedMocha.mochaSuccess;14var expect = unexpected.clone().use(unexpectedMocha);15describe('mochaSuccess', function () {16    it('should pass', function () {17        expect('foo', 'to equal', 'foo');18        mochaSuccess();19    });20});21var unexpected = require('unexpected');22var unexpectedJest = require('unexpected-jest');23var jestSuccess = unexpectedJest.jestSuccess;24var expect = unexpected.clone().use(unexpectedJest);25describe('jestSuccess', function () {26    it('should pass', function () {27        expect('foo', 'to equal', 'foo');28        jestSuccess();29    });30});31## Usage with [tape](

Using AI Code Generation

1const unexpected = require('unexpected');2const unexpectedJasmine = require('unexpected-jasmine');3const unexpectedJasmineSuccess = unexpectedJasmine.unexpectedJasmineSuccess;4const expect = unexpected.clone().use(unexpectedJasmine);5describe('test', () => {6  it('should pass', () => {7    expect('foo', 'to equal', 'foo');8  });9  it('should fail', () => {10    expect('foo', 'to equal', 'bar');11  });12  it('should pass with unexpected-jasmine', () => {13    unexpectedJasmineSuccess(expect('foo', 'to equal', 'foo'));14  });15  it('should fail with unexpected-jasmine', () => {16    unexpectedJasmineSuccess(expect('foo', 'to equal', 'bar'));17  });18});

Using AI Code Generation

1var unexpected = require('unexpected');2var unexpectedJasmine = require('unexpected-jasmine');3var jasmineSuccess = unexpectedJasmine.jasmineSuccess;4var expect = unexpected.clone().installPlugin(unexpectedJasmine);5it('should pass', function() {6    expect('foo', 'to equal', 'foo');7});8jasmineSuccess();

Using AI Code Generation

1const unexpected = require('unexpected');2const unexpectedJasmine = require('unexpected-jasmine');3const expect = unexpected.clone().use(unexpectedJasmine);4expect.addAssertion('<any> to be true', function (expect, subject) {5  return expect(subject, 'to be truthy');6});7describe('my test', function () {8  it('should pass', function () {9    expect(true, 'to be true');10  });11});

Using AI Code Generation

1var unexpected = require('unexpected');2var unexpectedJasmine = require('unexpected-jasmine');3var expect = unexpected.clone().use(unexpectedJasmine);4expect(1, 'to be', 1);5expect(1, 'to be', 2);6expect(1, 'to be', 3);7var unexpected = require('unexpected');8var unexpectedJasmine = require('unexpected-jasmine');9var expect = unexpected.clone().use(unexpectedJasmine);10describe('jasmine', function() {11    it('should fail', function() {12        expect(1, 'to be', 2);13    });14});15var unexpected = require('unexpected');16var unexpectedJasmine = require('unexpected-jasmine');17var expect = unexpected.clone().use(unexpectedJasmine);18describe('jasmine', function() {19    it('should fail', function() {20        expect(1, 'to be', 2);21    });22});23var unexpected = require('unexpected');24var unexpectedJasmine = require('unexpected-jasmine');25var expect = unexpected.clone().use(unexpectedJasmine);26describe('jasmine', function() {27    it('should fail', function() {28        expect(1, 'to be', 2);29    });30});31var unexpected = require('unexpected');32var unexpectedJasmine = require('unexpected-jasmine');33var expect = unexpected.clone().use(unexpectedJasmine);34describe('mocha', function() {35    it('should fail', function() {

Using AI Code Generation

1var unexpected = require('unexpected');2var unexpectedJasmine = require('unexpected-jasmine');3var expect = unexpected.clone().use(unexpectedJasmine);4describe('jasmineSuccess', function () {5  it('should succeed', function () {6    expect('foo', 'to equal', 'foo');7  });8});9### unexpected.use(unexpectedJasmine)10### expect.jasmineSuccess()11### expect.jasmineFailure()12### expect.jasmineFailure(error)13### expect.jasmineFailure(predicate)

Using AI Code Generation

1var unexpected = require('unexpected')2  .clone()3  .use(require('unexpected-jasmine'));4describe('test', function () {5  it('should pass', function () {6    unexpected(true, 'to be true');7  });8});

Using AI Code Generation

1var unexpected = require('unexpected');2var unexpectedJasmine = require('unexpected-jasmine');3var expect = unexpected.clone().use(unexpectedJasmine);4expect.addAssertion('<string> to be the same as <string>', function (expect, subject, value) {5    expect(subject, 'to equal', value);6});7describe('Test Suite', function () {8    it('Test Case', function () {9        expect('test', 'to be the same as', 'test');10    });11});

Using AI Code Generation

1var unexpected = require('unexpected');2var unexpectedJasmine = require('unexpected-jasmine');3var expect = unexpected.clone().use(unexpectedJasmine);4describe('jasmineSuccess', function () {5  it('passes when the assertion succeeds', function () {6    expect('foo', 'to equal', 'foo');7  });8  it('fails when the assertion fails', function () {9    expect(function () {10      expect('foo', 'to equal', 'bar');11    }, 'to throw', 'expected \'foo\' to equal \'bar\'');12  });13});14var unexpectedJasmine = require('unexpected-jasmine');15#### unexpectedJasmine.installInto(jasmine)16- `toHaveMessage(message)`17- `toHaveDiffOutput(expectedDiffOutput)`18- `toHaveDiffOutputLike(expectedDiffOutput)`19- `toHaveDiffOutputLinesLike(expectedDiffOutputLines)`20- `toHaveDiffOutputLines(expectedDiffOutputLines)`21- `toHaveDiffOutputLinesInOrder(expectedDiffOutputLines)`22- `toHaveDiffOutputLinesInOrderLike(expectedDiffOutputLines)`23- `toHaveDiffOutputSubstrings(expectedDiffOutputSubstrings)`24- `toHaveDiffOutputSubstringsInOrder(expectedDiffOutputSubstrings)`25- `toHaveDiffOutputSubstringsInOrderLike(expectedDiffOutputSubstrings)`26- `toHaveDiffOutputSubstringsLike(expectedDiffOutputSubstrings)`27#### unexpectedJasmine.installInto(expectationFactory)28Installs the following matchers into the given jasmine expectation factory (typically `expect`):29- `jasmineSuccess()`30- `jasmineFailure()`31- `jasmineError()`

Using AI Code Generation

1var unexpected = require('unexpected');2var unexpectedJasmine = require('unexpected-jasmine');3var jasmineSuccess = unexpectedJasmine.jasmineSuccess;4var expect = unexpected.clone().use(unexpectedJasmine);5describe('test', function () {6    it('should pass', function () {7        expect('foo', 'to equal', 'foo');8    });9});10jasmineSuccess();

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