Best JavaScript code snippet using wpt
pluralGetSet.test.js
Source: pluralGetSet.test.js
...15})16it('Years', () => {17 expect(dayjs().get('years')).toBe(moment().get('years'))18 expect(dayjs().years()).toBe(moment().years())19 expect(dayjs().years(0).valueOf()).toBe(moment().years(0).valueOf())20 expect(dayjs().years(2000).valueOf()).toBe(moment().years(2000).valueOf())21})22it('Months', () => {23 expect(dayjs().get('months')).toBe(moment().get('months'))24 expect(dayjs().months()).toBe(moment().months())25 expect(dayjs().months(0).valueOf()).toBe(moment().months(0).valueOf())26 expect(dayjs().months(1).valueOf()).toBe(moment().months(1).valueOf())27})28it('Days of Week', () => {29 expect(dayjs().get('days')).toBe(moment().get('days'))30 expect(dayjs().days()).toBe(moment().days())31 expect(dayjs().days(0).format()).toBe(moment().days(0).format())32 expect(dayjs().days(1).format()).toBe(moment().days(1).format())33})34it('Dates', () => {35 expect(dayjs().get('dates')).toBe(moment().get('dates'))36 expect(dayjs().dates()).toBe(moment().dates())37 expect(dayjs().dates(0).valueOf()).toBe(moment().dates(0).valueOf())38 expect(dayjs().dates(1).valueOf()).toBe(moment().dates(1).valueOf())39})40it('Hours', () => {41 expect(dayjs().get('hours')).toBe(moment().get('hours'))42 expect(dayjs().hours()).toBe(moment().hours())43 expect(dayjs().hours(0).valueOf()).toBe(moment().hours(0).valueOf())44 expect(dayjs().hours(1).valueOf()).toBe(moment().hours(1).valueOf())45})46it('Minutes', () => {47 expect(dayjs().get('minutes')).toBe(moment().get('minutes'))48 expect(dayjs().minutes()).toBe(moment().minutes())49 expect(dayjs().minutes(0).valueOf()).toBe(moment().minutes(0).valueOf())50 expect(dayjs().minutes(1).valueOf()).toBe(moment().minutes(1).valueOf())51})52it('Seconds', () => {53 expect(dayjs().get('seconds')).toBe(moment().get('seconds'))54 expect(dayjs().seconds()).toBe(moment().seconds())55 expect(dayjs().seconds(0).valueOf()).toBe(moment().seconds(0).valueOf())56 expect(dayjs().seconds(1).valueOf()).toBe(moment().seconds(1).valueOf())57})58it('Milliseconds', () => {59 expect(dayjs().get('milliseconds')).toBe(moment().get('milliseconds'))60 expect(dayjs().milliseconds()).toBe(moment().milliseconds())61 expect(dayjs().milliseconds(0).valueOf()).toBe(moment().milliseconds(0).valueOf())62 expect(dayjs().milliseconds(1).valueOf()).toBe(moment().milliseconds(1).valueOf())63})64it('Set Dates', () => {65 expect(dayjs().date(30).valueOf()).toBe(moment().dates(30).valueOf())66 expect(dayjs().set('dates', 30).valueOf()).toBe(moment().set('dates', 30).valueOf())67})68it('Set Days of Week', () => {69 expect(dayjs().days(0).valueOf()).toBe(moment().days(0).valueOf())70 expect(dayjs().set('days', 0).valueOf()).toBe(moment().set('days', 0).valueOf())71})72it('Set Months', () => {73 expect(dayjs().months(11).valueOf()).toBe(moment().months(11).valueOf())74 expect(dayjs().set('months', 11).valueOf()).toBe(moment().set('months', 11).valueOf())75})76it('Set Years', () => {77 expect(dayjs().years(2008).valueOf()).toBe(moment().year(2008).valueOf())78 expect(dayjs().set('years', 2008).valueOf()).toBe(moment().set('years', 2008).valueOf())79})80it('Set Hours', () => {81 expect(dayjs().set('hours', 6).valueOf()).toBe(moment().set('hours', 6).valueOf())82 expect(dayjs().hours(6).valueOf()).toBe(moment().hours(6).valueOf())83})84it('Set Minutes', () => {85 expect(dayjs().minutes(59).valueOf()).toBe(moment().minutes(59).valueOf())86 expect(dayjs().set('minutes', 59).valueOf()).toBe(moment().set('minutes', 59).valueOf())87})88it('Set Seconds', () => {89 expect(dayjs().seconds(59).valueOf()).toBe(moment().seconds(59).valueOf())90 expect(dayjs().set('second', 59).valueOf()).toBe(moment().set('second', 59).valueOf())91})92it('Set Milliseconds', () => {93 expect(dayjs().milliseconds(999).valueOf()).toBe(moment().milliseconds(999).valueOf())94 expect(dayjs().set('millisecond', 999).valueOf()).toBe(moment().set('millisecond', 999).valueOf())95})96it('Set Month and Year in last day of month', () => {97 // 2011-07-31 -> 2011-02-2898 const origin = dayjs('2011-07-31T14:48:00.000Z')99 const setMonth = origin.set('month', 1)100 expect(setMonth.months()).toBe(1)101 expect(origin.dates()).toBe(31)102 expect(setMonth.dates()).toBe(28)103 // 2000-02-29 -> 2001-02-28104 const origin2 = dayjs('2000-02-29T14:48:00.000Z')105 const setYear = origin2.set('years', 2001)106 expect(setYear.months()).toBe(1)107 expect(origin2.dates()).toBe(29)108 expect(setYear.dates()).toBe(28)...
manipulate.test.js
Source: manipulate.test.js
...11 it('StartOf EndOf Year ... with s and upper case', () => {12 const testArr = ['Year', 'year', 'YearS', 'month', 'day', 'date',13 'week', 'hour', 'minute', 'second']14 testArr.forEach((d) => {15 expect(dayjs().startOf(d).valueOf()).toBe(moment().startOf(d).valueOf())16 expect(dayjs().endOf(d).valueOf()).toBe(moment().endOf(d).valueOf())17 })18 })19 it('StartOf EndOf Other -> no change', () => {20 expect(dayjs().startOf('otherString').valueOf()).toBe(moment().startOf('otherString').valueOf())21 expect(dayjs().endOf('otherString').valueOf()).toBe(moment().endOf('otherString').valueOf())22 })23})24it('Add Time days', () => {25 expect(dayjs().add(1, 'ms').valueOf()).toBe(moment().add(1, 'ms').valueOf())26 expect(dayjs().add(1, 'milliseconds').valueOf()).toBe(moment().add(1, 'milliseconds').valueOf())27 expect(dayjs().add(1, 's').valueOf()).toBe(moment().add(1, 's').valueOf())28 expect(dayjs().add(1, 'seconds').valueOf()).toBe(moment().add(1, 'seconds').valueOf())29 expect(dayjs().add(1, 'm').valueOf()).toBe(moment().add(1, 'm').valueOf())30 expect(dayjs().add(1, 'minutes').valueOf()).toBe(moment().add(1, 'minutes').valueOf())31 expect(dayjs().add(1, 'h').valueOf()).toBe(moment().add(1, 'h').valueOf())32 expect(dayjs().add(1, 'hours').valueOf()).toBe(moment().add(1, 'hours').valueOf())33 expect(dayjs().add(1, 'w').valueOf()).toBe(moment().add(1, 'w').valueOf())34 expect(dayjs().add(1, 'weeks').valueOf()).toBe(moment().add(1, 'weeks').valueOf())35 expect(dayjs().add(1, 'd').valueOf()).toBe(moment().add(1, 'd').valueOf())36 expect(dayjs().add(1, 'days').valueOf()).toBe(moment().add(1, 'days').valueOf())37 expect(dayjs().add(1, 'M').valueOf()).toBe(moment().add(1, 'M').valueOf())38 expect(dayjs().add(1, 'y').valueOf()).toBe(moment().add(1, 'y').valueOf())39 expect(dayjs('20111031').add(1, 'months').valueOf()).toBe(moment('20111031').add(1, 'months').valueOf())40 expect(dayjs('20160131').add(1, 'months').valueOf()).toBe(moment('20160131').add(1, 'months').valueOf())41 expect(dayjs('20160229').add(1, 'year').valueOf()).toBe(moment('20160229').add(1, 'year').valueOf())42 expect(dayjs().add('2', 'years').valueOf()).toBe(moment().add('2', 'years').valueOf())43})44it('Subtract Time days', () => {45 expect(dayjs().subtract(1, 'days').valueOf()).toBe(moment().subtract(1, 'days').valueOf())46})47it('Add Time days (DST)', () => {48 // change timezone before running test49 // New Zealand (-720)50 expect(dayjs('2018-04-01').add(1, 'd').format()).toBe(moment('2018-04-01').add(1, 'd').format())51 expect(dayjs('2018-03-28').add(1, 'w').format()).toBe(moment('2018-03-28').add(1, 'w').format())52 // London (-60)53 expect(dayjs('2018-10-28').add(1, 'd').format()).toBe(moment('2018-10-28').add(1, 'd').format())54 expect(dayjs('2018-10-26').add(1, 'w').format()).toBe(moment('2018-10-26').add(1, 'w').format())...
Using AI Code Generation
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Using AI Code Generation
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