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@nuskin/ns-account
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Contains shared JS services for accounts.
Usng npm:
npm add @nuskin/ns-account
Usng yarn:
yarn add @nuskin/ns-account
Currently, test coverage is quite low - there are comprehensive tests for a single function in authenticationService. This served to test that we've got the basic infrastructure to get tests written, though they'll be a little messy until we have a chance to do some refactoring (like, for example, reducing our dependence on jQuery).
Currently, there are partial mocks implemented for:
import mockAjax from './mock-jquery-ajax.js';
mockAjax($); // pass in the global jquery instance
// in a test
$.ajax.mockSuccess({'success': 'response'});
$.ajax.mockFailure({'failure': 'response'});
$.ajax.mockResult((successCallback) => {/* simulate success */ }, (failCallback) => {/* simulate failure */});
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The npm package @nuskin/ns-account receives a total of 442 weekly downloads. As such, @nuskin/ns-account popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @nuskin/ns-account demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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