How to use propertyNames.filter method in unexpected

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1const expect = require('unexpected');2const unexpected = require('unexpected');3const unexpectedSinon = require('unexpected-sinon');4const sinon = require('sinon');5const proxyquire = require('proxyquire');6const test = require('tape');7const {stub, spy} = require('sinon');8unexpected.use(unexpectedSinon);9test('test', (t) => {10 const stub = sinon.stub();11 const spy = sinon.spy();12 const proxy = proxyquire('./​proxy', {13 'sinon': {14 }15 });16 proxy();17 t.ok(spy.calledOnce, 'spy called once');18 t.ok(stub.calledOnce, 'stub called once');19 t.end();20});21const sinon = require('sinon');22module.exports = () => {23 const spy = sinon.spy();24 const stub = sinon.stub();25 stub();26 spy();27};

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1const unexpected = require('unexpected')2 .clone()3 .use(require('unexpected-snapshot'));4 .clone()5 .addAssertion('<array> to have a property named <string>', (expect, subject, value) => {6 expect(subject.map(x => x.name), 'to contain', value);7 });8test([{9}, {10}], 'to have a property named', 'name');11expected [ { name: 'foo', age: 10 }, { name: 'bar', age: 20 } ] to have a property named 'name'12expected [ { name: 'foo', age: 10 }, { name: 'bar', age: 20 } ] to have a property named 'name'

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1var unexpected = require('unexpected');2var expect = unexpected.clone();3var MyType = unexpected.createType({4 identify: function (obj) {5 return obj instanceof Array;6 },7 inspect: function (obj, depth, output, inspect) {8 output.text('MyType(');9 output.append(inspect(obj));10 output.text(')');11 }12});13MyType.addProperties({14 filter: function (obj, predicate) {15 return obj.filter(predicate);16 }17});18MyType.addAssertion('<MyType> [not] to filter <function>', function (expect, subject, predicate) {19 return expect(subject, '[not] to equal', subject.filter(predicate));20});21MyType.addAssertion('<MyType> [not] to filter <any> <function>', function (expect, subject, item, predicate) {22 return expect(subject, '[not] to filter', predicate);23});24MyType.addAssertion('<MyType> [not] to filter <array> <function>', function (expect, subject, items, predicate) {25 return expect(subject, '[not] to filter', predicate);26});27MyType.addAssertion('<MyType> [not] to filter <any+> <function>', function (expect, subject, items, predicate) {28 return expect(subject, '[not] to filter', predicate);29});30MyType.addAssertion('<MyType> [not] to filter <any> [when] <assertion>', function (expect, subject, item, assertion) {31 return expect(subject, '[not] to filter', function (item) {32 return expect(item, assertion);33 });34});35MyType.addAssertion('<MyType> [not] to filter <array> [when] <assertion>', function (expect, subject, items, assertion) {36 return expect(subject, '[not] to filter', function (item) {37 return expect(item, assertion);38 });39});40MyType.addAssertion('<MyType> [not] to filter <any+> [when] <assertion

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1var obj = {2};3var propertyNames = Object.keys(obj);4expect(propertyNames, 'to satisfy', ['a', 'b', 'c']);5expect(propertyNames, 'to satisfy', ['a', 'b']);6expect(propertyNames, 'to satisfy', ['a', 'c']);7expect(propertyNames, 'to satisfy', ['b', 'c']);8expect(propertyNames, 'to satisfy', ['a']);9expect(propertyNames, 'to satisfy', ['b']);10expect(propertyNames, 'to satisfy', ['c']);11var obj = {12};13var propertyNames = Object.keys(obj);14expect(propertyNames, 'to satisfy', ['a', 'b', 'c']);15expect(propertyNames, 'to satisfy', ['a', 'b']);16expect(propertyNames, 'to satisfy', ['a', 'c']);17expect(propertyNames, 'to satisfy', ['b', 'c']);18expect(propertyNames, 'to satisfy', ['a']);19expect(propertyNames, 'to satisfy', ['b']);20expect(propertyNames, 'to satisfy', ['c']);

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1var expect = require('unexpected')2 .clone()3 .use(require('unexpected-sinon'))4 .use(require('unexpected-http'));5describe('contract', function() {6 it('should match contract', function() {7 return expect(8 {9 headers: {10 },11 },12 {13 headers: {14 },15 body: {16 login: expect.it('to be a string'),17 id: expect.it('to be a number'),18 node_id: expect.it('to be a string'),19 avatar_url: expect.it('to be a string'),20 gravatar_id: expect.it('to be a string'),21 url: expect.it('to be a string'),22 html_url: expect.it('to be a string'),23 followers_url: expect.it('to be a string'),24 following_url: expect.it('to be a string'),25 gists_url: expect.it('to be a string'),26 starred_url: expect.it('to be a string'),27 subscriptions_url: expect.it('to be a string'),28 organizations_url: expect.it('to be a string'),29 repos_url: expect.it('to be a string'),30 events_url: expect.it('to be a string'),31 received_events_url: expect.it('to be a string'),32 type: expect.it('to be a string'),33 site_admin: expect.it('to be a boolean'),34 name: expect.it('to be a string'),35 company: expect.it('to be a string'),36 blog: expect.it('to be a string'),37 location: expect.it('to be a string'),38 email: expect.it('to be a string'),39 hireable: expect.it('to be a boolean'),40 bio: expect.it('to be a string'),41 public_repos: expect.it('to be a number'),42 public_gists: expect.it('to be a number'),43 followers: expect.it('to be a number'),44 following: expect.it('to be a number'),45 created_at: expect.it('to be a string'),46 updated_at: expect.it('to be a string

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1const unexpected = require('unexpected');2const unexpectedSinon = require('unexpected-sinon');3const unexpectedReact = require('unexpected-react');4const unexpectedImmutable = require('unexpected-immutable');5const unexpectedDom = require('unexpected-dom');6const unexpectedMoment = require('unexpected-moment');7const unexpectedEventEmitter = require('unexpected-eventemitter');8const unexpectedRedux = require('unexpected-redux');9const unexpectedSnapshot = require('unexpected-snapshot');10const unexpectedKoa = require('unexpected-koa');11const unexpectedExpress = require('unexpected-express');12const unexpectedSocketIo = require('unexpected-socketio');13const unexpectedReactor = require('unexpected-reactor');14const unexpectedMocha = require('unexpected-mocha');15const unexpectedCheck = require('unexpected-check');16const unexpectedMitm = require('unexpected-mitm');17const unexpectedMitmSocketIo = require('unexpected-mitm-socketio');18const unexpectedMitmExpress = require('unexpected-mitm-express');19const unexpectedMitmKoa = require('unexpected-mitm-koa');20const unexpectedMitmReact = require('unexpected-mitm-react');21const unexpectedMitmRedux = require('unexpected-mitm-redux');22const unexpectedMitmSocketIoClient = require('unexpected-mitm-socketio-client');23const unexpectedMitmExpressClient = require('unexpected-mitm-express-client');24const unexpectedMitmKoaClient = require('unexpected-mitm-koa-client');25const unexpectedMitmReactClient = require('unexpected-mitm-react-client');26const unexpectedMitmReduxClient = require('unexpected-mitm-redux-client');27const unexpectedMitmSocketIoServer = require('unexpected-mitm-socketio-server');28const unexpectedMitmExpressServer = require('unexpected-mitm-express-server');29const unexpectedMitmKoaServer = require('unexpected-mitm-koa-server');30const unexpectedMitmReactServer = require('unexpected-mitm-react-server');31const unexpectedMitmReduxServer = require('unexpected-mitm-redux-server');32const unexpectedMitmSocketIoServerClient = require('unexpected-mitm-socketio-server-client');33const unexpectedMitmExpressServerClient = require('unexpected-mitm-express-server-client');34const unexpectedMitmKoaServerClient = require('unexpected-mitm-koa-server-client');35const unexpectedMitmReactServerClient = require('unexpected-mitm-react-server-client');

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1const unexpected = require('unexpected');2const expect = unexpected.clone();3const propertyNames = require('property-names');4const obj = {5};6const arrayPropertyNames = propertyNames.filter(obj, (value, key) => {7 return Array.isArray(value);8});9arrayPropertyNames.forEach((arrayPropertyName) => {10 const array = obj[arrayPropertyName];11 expect(array.length, 'to be greater than', 0);12 expect(array, 'to be an array whose items satisfy', 'to be a string');13 expect(array, 'to be an array whose items satisfy', 'to be non-empty');14});15const unexpected = require('unexpected');16const expect = unexpected.clone();17const propertyNames = require('property-names');18const obj = {19};20const arrayPropertyNames = propertyNames.filter(obj, (value, key) => {21 return Array.isArray(value);22});23arrayPropertyNames.forEach((arrayPropertyName) => {24 const array = obj[arrayPropertyName];25 expect(array.length, 'to be greater than', 0);26 expect(array, 'to be an array whose items satisfy', 'to be a string');27 expect(array, 'to be an array whose items satisfy', 'to be non-empty');28});29const unexpected = require('unexpected');

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