can-define - npm Package Compare versions

Comparing version 2.3.3 to 2.3.4

can-define.js

		@@ -781,2 +781,19 @@ "use strict";
		});

		// normalize Type that implements can.new
		if(def.Type) {
		var value = def.Type;

		var serialize = value[serializeSymbol];
		if(serialize) {
		definition.serialize = function(val){
		return serialize.call(val);
		};
		}
		if(value[newSymbol]) {
		definition.type = value[newSymbol];
		delete definition.Type;
		}
		}

		// We only want to add a defaultDefinition if def.type is not a string
		@@ -811,12 +828,3 @@ // if def.type is a string it is handled in addDefinition
		else if(value && (value[serializeSymbol] \|\| value[newSymbol]) ) {
		definition = {};
		var serialize = value[serializeSymbol];
		if(serialize) {
		definition.serialize = function(val){
		return serialize.call(val);
		};
		}
		if(value[newSymbol]) {
		definition.type = value[newSymbol];
		}
		definition = { Type: value };
		}
		@@ -823,0 +831,0 @@ else if(typeof value === "function") {

map/map-test.js

		@@ -1331,1 +1331,47 @@ var QUnit = require("steal-qunit");
		});

		QUnit.test("primitive types work with val: Type", function(){
		var UpperCase = {};
		UpperCase[canSymbol.for("can.new")] = function(val){
		return val.toUpperCase();
		};

		var Type = DefineMap.extend({
		val: UpperCase
		});

		var type = new Type({ val: "works" });
		QUnit.equal(type.val, "WORKS", "it worked");
		});

		QUnit.test("primitive types work with val: {Type: Type}", function(){
		var UpperCase = {};
		UpperCase[canSymbol.for("can.new")] = function(val){
		return val.toUpperCase();
		};

		var Type = DefineMap.extend({
		val: {
		Type: UpperCase
		}
		});

		var type = new Type({ val: "works" });
		QUnit.equal(type.val, "WORKS", "it worked");
		});

		QUnit.test("primitive types work with val: {type: Type}", function(){
		var UpperCase = {};
		UpperCase[canSymbol.for("can.new")] = function(val){
		return val.toUpperCase();
		};

		var Type = DefineMap.extend({
		val: {
		type: UpperCase
		}
		});

		var type = new Type({ val: "works" });
		QUnit.equal(type.val, "WORKS", "it worked");
		});

package.json

		{
		"name": "can-define",
		"version": "2.3.3",
		"version": "2.3.4",
		"description": "Create observable objects with JS dot operator compatibility",
		@@ -5,0 +5,0 @@ "main": "can-define.js",

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