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To install the package from NPM registry you should run
yarn add @capsulajs/capsulahub-service-template
or
npm install @capsulajs/capsulahub-service-template
You can get the default export from the link
https://capsulajs.s3.amazonaws.com/develop/service-template/index.js
"services": {
"serviceName": "TestService",
"path": "https://capsulajs.s3.amazonaws.com/develop/service-template/index.js",
"definition": {
"serviceName": "TestService",
"methods": {
"showMessage": { "asyncModel": "requestResponse" }
}
},
"config": { "message": "Test message" }
}
Bootstrap function of the extension.
The public API of the extension.
The documentation about public API.
Run
yarn doc
And open doc/index.html in browser.
All of the manual debugging should be provided only in test:debug mode. Example folder is required only for Cypress needs.
yarn testyarn test:debuggetServiceRef() checks that the service has been bootstrapped correctly and returns the instance of the service.
In order to create a stub or spy of any util a file with utils has to export an object, in which these utils are implemented. Then in the implementation of a test you can do:
import utils from '../../src/utils';
const getConfigStub = cy.stub(utils, getConfig);
getConfigStub.resolves({ name: 'configuration name' });
// run some code from functionality
expect(getConfigStub).to.be.called;
Expectations for stubs and spies:
https://docs.cypress.io/guides/references/assertions.html#Sinon-Chai
CapsulaHub and related services are released under MIT Licence.
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A service template package for an extension
We found that @capsulajs/capsulahub-service-test-ci demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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