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Mocking library based on composition
The inspiration for this was that my colleague was having a look at other mocking frameworks and mentioned to me that they do not work when using Object.freeze
in the objects to enforce encapsulation. This library builds on composition to create a mocking library that can work with objects which are frozen.
Install the module with: npm install deride
var deride = require('deride');
CAUTION Remember when you use this function about the good practice recommended in the book Growing Object-Oriented Software, Guided by Tests Chapter 8: Only Mock Types That You Own
obj
.expect.method
.called.times(n)obj
.expect.method
.called.once()obj
.expect.method
.called.twice()obj
.expect.method
.called.never()obj
.expect.method
.called.withArg(arg)obj
.expect.method
.called.withArgs(args)**All of the above can be negated e.g. negating the .withArgs
would be: **
obj
.expect.method
.called.not
.withArgs(args)obj
.expect.method
.called.reset()obj
.called.reset()obj
.setup.method
.toDoThis(func)obj
.setup.method
.toReturn(value)obj
.setup.method
.toResolveWith(value)obj
.setup.method
.toRejectWith(value)obj
.setup.method
.toThrow(message)obj
.setup.method
.toCallbackWith(args)obj
.setup.method
.toTimeWarp(milliseconds)obj
.setup.method
.when(args).[toDoThis|toReturn|toRejectWith|toResolveWith|toThrow|toCallbackWith|toTimeWarp]var Person = function(name) {
return Object.freeze({
greet: function(otherPersonName) {
console.log(name, 'says hello to', otherPersonName);
},
echo: function(name) {
return name;
}
});
}
var bob = new Person('bob');
bob = deride.wrap(bob);
bob.greet('alice');
bob.expect.greet.called.times(1);
var bob = new Person('bob');
bob = deride.wrap(bob);
bob.greet('alice');
bob.expect.greet.called.once();
bob.greet('sally');
bob.expect.greet.called.twice();
var bob = new Person('bob');
bob = deride.wrap(bob);
bob.expect.greet.called.never();
var bob = new Person('bob');
bob = deride.wrap(bob);
bob.greet('alice');
bob.echo('alice');
bob.expect.greet.called.once();
bob.expect.echo.called.once();
bob.called.reset();
bob.expect.greet.called.never();
bob.expect.echo.called.never();
var bob = new Person('bob');
bob = deride.wrap(bob);
bob.greet('alice');
bob.greet('bob');
bob.expect.greet.called.withArgs('bob');
var bob = new Person('bob');
bob = deride.wrap(bob);
bob.setup.greet.toDoThis(function(otherPersonName) {
return util.format('yo %s', otherPersonName);
});
var result = bob.greet('alice');
result.should.eql('yo alice');
var bob = new Person('bob');
bob = deride.wrap(bob);
bob.setup.greet.toReturn('foobar');
var result = bob.greet('alice');
result.should.eql('foobar');
var bob = new Person('bob');
bob = deride.wrap(bob);
bob.setup.greet.toResolveWith('foobar');
bob.greet('alice').then(function(result) {
result.should.eql('foobar');
});
var bob = new Person('bob');
bob = deride.wrap(bob);
bob.setup.greet.toRejectWith('foobar');
bob.greet('alice').catch(function(result) {
result.should.eql('foobar');
});
var bob = new Person('bob');
bob = deride.wrap(bob);
bob.setup.greet.toThrow('BANG');
should(function() {
bob.greet('alice');
}).
throw(/BANG/);
var bob = new Person('bob');
bob = deride.wrap(bob);
bob.setup.chuckle.toCallbackWith([0, 'boom']);
bob.chuckle(function(err, message) {
assert.equal(err, 0);
assert.equal(message, 'boom');
});
var Person = function(name) {
return Object.freeze({
foobar: function(timeout, callback) {
setTimeout(function() {
callback('result');
}, timeout);
}
});
};
var timeout = 10000;
var bob = new Person('bob');
bob = deride.wrap(bob);
bob.setup.foobar.toTimeWarp(timeout);
bob.foobar(timeout, function(message) {
assert.equal(message, 'result');
});
var bob = new Person('bob');
bob = deride.wrap(bob);
bob.setup.greet.when('alice').toReturn('foobar');
bob.setup.greet.toReturn('barfoo');
var result1 = bob.greet('alice');
var result2 = bob.greet('bob');
result1.should.eql('foobar');
result2.should.eql('barfoo');
var bob = new Person('bob');
bob = deride.wrap(bob);
bob.setup.greet.when('alice').toDoThis(function(otherPersonName) {
return util.format('yo yo %s', otherPersonName);
});
bob.setup.greet.toDoThis(function(otherPersonName) {
return util.format('yo %s', otherPersonName);
});
var result1 = bob.greet('alice');
var result2 = bob.greet('bob');
result1.should.eql('yo yo alice');
result2.should.eql('yo bob');
var bob = new Person('bob');
bob = deride.wrap(bob);
bob.setup.greet.when('alice').toThrow('BANG');
should(function() {
bob.greet('alice');
}).
throw (/BANG/);
should(function() {
bob.greet('bob');
}).not.
throw (/BANG/);
var bob = new Person('bob');
bob = deride.wrap(bob);
bob.setup.chuckle.toCallbackWith([0, 'boom']);
bob.setup.chuckle.when('alice').toCallbackWith([0, 'bam']);
bob.chuckle(function(err, message) {
assert.equal(err, 0);
assert.equal(message, 'boom');
bob.chuckle('alice', function(err, message) {
assert.equal(err, 0);
assert.equal(message, 'bam');
});
});
var Person = function(name) {
return Object.freeze({
foobar: function(timeout, callback) {
setTimeout(function() {
callback('result');
}, timeout);
}
});
};
var timeout1 = 10000;
var timeout2 = 20000;
var bob = new Person('bob');
bob = deride.wrap(bob);
bob.setup.foobar.toTimeWarp(timeout1);
bob.setup.foobar.when(timeout2).toTimeWarp(timeout2);
bob.foobar(timeout1, function(message) {
assert.equal(message, 'result');
bob.foobar(timeout2, function(message) {
assert.equal(message, 'result');
done();
});
});
Stubbing an object simply creates an anonymous object, with all the method specified and then the object is wrapped to provide all the expectation functionality of the library
var bob = deride.stub(['greet']);
bob.greet('alice');
bob.expect.greet.called.times(1);
var Person = {
greet: function(name) {
return 'alice sas hello to ' + name;
},
};
var bob = deride.stub(Person);
bob.greet('alice');
bob.expect.greet.called.once();
var func = deride.func();
func.setup.toReturn(1);
var value = func(1, 2, 3);
assert.equal(value, 1);
var bob = deride.stub([]);
bob.on('message', function() {
done();
});
bob.emit('message', 'payload');
bob.setup.greet.toEmit('testing');
bob.on('testing', function() {
done();
});
bob.greet('bob');
bob.setup.greet.toEmit('testing', 'arg1', { a: 1 });
bob.on('testing', function(a1, a2) {
a1.should.eql('arg1');
a2.should.eql({ a: 1 });
done();
});
bob.greet('bob');
var bob = deride.wrap(bob);
bob.greet('jack', 'alice');
bob.greet('bob');
bob.expect.greet.invocation(0).withArg('alice');
bob.expect.greet.invocation(1).withArg('bob');
var bob = deride.wrap(bob);
bob.greet('alice', {
name: 'bob',
a: 1
}, 'sam');
bob.expect.greet.called.withArg('sam');
var bob = deride.wrap(bob);
bob.greet('alice', {
name: 'bob',
a: 1
});
bob.expect.greet.called.withArg({
name: 'bob'
});
Please ensure that you run grunt
, have no style warnings and that all the tests are passing.
Copyright (c) 2014 Andrew Rea
Copyright (c) 2014 James Allen
Licensed under the MIT license.
FAQs
Mocking library based on composition
The npm package deride receives a total of 37 weekly downloads. As such, deride popularity was classified as not popular.
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