How to use replaceValuesInExpectedReport method in wpt

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reporting-common.js

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...79 return str.replace(match, value);80}81/​/​ Replace generated values in regexes and strings of an expected report:82/​/​ CHANNEL_NAME: the channel name is generated from the test parameters.83function replaceValuesInExpectedReport(expectedReport, channelName) {84 if (expectedReport.report.body !== undefined) {85 if (expectedReport.report.body["document-uri"] !== undefined) {86 expectedReport.report.body["document-uri"] = replaceFromRegexOrString(87 expectedReport.report.body["document-uri"], "CHANNEL_NAME",88 channelName);89 }90 if (expectedReport.report.body["navigation-uri"] !== undefined) {91 expectedReport.report.body["navigation-uri"] = replaceFromRegexOrString(92 expectedReport.report.body["navigation-uri"], "CHANNEL_NAME",93 channelName);94 }95 }96 if (expectedReport.report.url !== undefined) {97 expectedReport.report.url = replaceFromRegexOrString(98 expectedReport.report.url, "CHANNEL_NAME", channelName);99 }100 return expectedReport;101}102/​/​ Run a test (such as coop_coep_test from ./​common.js) then check that all103/​/​ expected reports are present.104async function reportingTest(testFunction, channelName, expectedReports) {105 await new Promise( async resolve => {106 testFunction(resolve);107 });108 expectedReports = Array.from(109 expectedReports,110 report => replaceValuesInExpectedReport(report, channelName) );111 await Promise.all(Array.from(expectedReports, checkForExpectedReport));112}113function coopCoepReportingTest(testName, host, coop, coep, hasOpener,114 expectedReports){115 const channelName = `${testName.replace(/​[ ;"=]/​g,"-")}_to_${host.name}_${coop.replace(/​[ ;"=]/​g,"-")}_${coep}`;116 promise_test(async t => {117 await reportingTest( (resolve) => {118 coop_coep_test(t, host, coop, coep, channelName,119 hasOpener, undefined /​* openerDOMAccess */​, resolve);120 }, channelName, expectedReports);121 }, `coop reporting test ${channelName}`);122}123/​/​ Run an array of reporting tests then verify there's no reports that were not124/​/​ expected....

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1{2 "firstView": {3 },4 "repeatView": {5 }6}7{8 "firstView": {

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1var wpt = require('wpt');2var wpt = new WebPageTest('www.webpagetest.org', 'A.1234567890abcdef1234567890abcde');3wpt.getTestStatus('123456_13A', function(err, data) {4 if (err) {5 console.log('Error: ' + err);6 } else {7 console.log(data);8 }9});

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1var wptReport = require('./​wptReport.js');2var wptReportObj = new wptReport();3wptReportObj.replaceValuesInExpectedReport('testReport');4var replaceValuesInExpectedReport = function (reportName) {5 console.log('Replace values in expected report: ' + reportName);6}7module.exports = wptReport;8Your name to display (optional):9Your name to display (optional):10Your name to display (optional):

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1replaceValuesInExpectedReport: function (expectedReport, actualReport) {2 var report = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(expectedReport));3 for (var i = 0; i < report.length; i++) {4 for (var j = 0; j < report[i].length; j++) {5 if (report[i][j] == 'WPT_URL') {6 report[i][j] = actualReport[i][j];7 }8 }9 }10 return report;11}12replaceValuesInExpectedReport: function (expectedReport, actualReport) {13 var report = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(expectedReport));14 for (var i = 0; i < report.length; i++) {15 for (var j = 0; j < report[i].length; j++) {16 if (report[i][j] == 'WPT_URL') {17 report[i][j] = actualReport[i][j];18 }19 }20 }21 return report;22}23replaceValuesInExpectedReport: function (expectedReport, actualReport) {24 var report = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(expectedReport));25 for (var i = 0; i < report.length; i++) {26 for (var j = 0; j < report[i].length; j++) {27 if (report[i][j] == 'WPT_URL') {28 report[i][j] = actualReport[i][j];29 }30 }31 }32 return report;33}34replaceValuesInExpectedReport: function (expectedReport, actualReport) {35 var report = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(expectedReport));36 for (var i = 0; i < report.length

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1var wptReport = require('wptReport');2report.replaceValuesInExpectedReport('SpeedIndex', 'SpeedIndex', 'FirstView', 1000, 2000, 'SpeedIndex', 'FirstView', 500, 1000);3report.replaceValuesInActualReport('SpeedIndex', 'SpeedIndex', 'FirstView', 1000, 2000, 'SpeedIndex', 'FirstView', 500, 1000);4report.compareReports();5report.getResults();6report.getResultsInJson();7report.getResultsInJsonWithTestResults();8report.getResultsInJsonWithTestResultsAndReportDetails();9report.getResultsInJsonWithTestResultsAndReportDetailsAndReport();10report.getResultsInJsonWithTestResultsAndReportDetailsAndReportAndActualReport();11report.getResultsInJsonWithTestResultsAndReportDetailsAndReportAndActualReportAndExpectedReport();12report.getResultsInJsonWithTestResultsAndReportDetailsAndReportAndActualReportAndExpectedReportAndTestResults();

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