bond only provides stubbing and spy functionality. For test running and assertions, you will need to use other libraries.
the api is simple:
bond(object, 'propertyOrMethodName') returns the bond api
bond#to(value) replaces the value with a new value
bond#return(value) replaces the value with a spy that returns the given value
bond#through() replaces the value with a spy, but allows it to return its normal value
spy.called is a call count for the spy
spy.calledWith(arg1, arg2, ...) is a test for being called with specific values
spy.calledArgs is an array of methods calls, each index holds the array of arguments for that call
npm install bondjs -> bond = require 'bondjs'
<script src="bond.js"> -> window.bond(...)
see the test.coffee file for examples
use npm test to run the tests
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simple js stub/spy library
The npm package bondjs receives a total of 4 weekly downloads. As such, bondjs popularity was classified as not popular.
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