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A mocked version of the standardized-audio-context module.


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standardized-audio-context-mock

A mocked version of the standardized-audio-context module.

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This library is meant to test code which is using standardized-audio-context without acutally rendering any audio.

It does depend on Sinon.JS to do the mocking.

Usage

standardized-audio-context-mock is published on npm and can be installed as usual.

npm install standardized-audio-context-mock

Testing

Let's say you have the following code that you want to test:

// File `./play.ts`
import { IAudioBuffer, IAudioContext } from 'standardized-audio-context';

export const play = (audioBuffer: IAudioBuffer, audioContext: IAudioContext) => {
    const audioBufferSourceNode = audioContext.createBufferSource();

    audioBufferSourceNode.buffer = audioBuffer;
    audioBufferSourceNode.connect(audioContext.destination);

    audioBufferSourceNode.start();
};

A test suite for the play() function which will run with Mocha and Chai and uses standardized-audio-context-mock might look like this:

// File `./play.test.js`
import { AudioBuffer, AudioContext, registrar } from 'standardized-audio-context-mock';
import { play } from './play';

describe('play()', () => {
    let audioBufferMock;
    let audioContextMock;

    afterEach(() => registrar.reset());

    beforeEach(() => {
        audioBufferMock = new AudioBuffer({ length: 10, sampleRate: 44100 });
        audioContextMock = new AudioContext();
    });

    it('should create a new AudioBufferSourceNode', () => {
        play(audioBufferMock, audioContextMock);

        expect(registrar.getAudioNodes(audioContextMock, 'AudioBufferSourceNode')).to.have.a.lengthOf(1);
    });

    it('should set the buffer property of the AudioBufferSourceNode', () => {
        play(audioBufferMock, audioContextMock);

        const [audioBufferSourceNodeMock] = registrar.getAudioNodes(audioContextMock, 'AudioBufferSourceNode');

        expect(audioBufferSourceNodeMock.buffer).to.equal(audioBufferMock);
    });

    it('should connect the AudioBufferSourceNode with to destination', () => {
        play(audioBufferMock, audioContextMock);

        const [audioBufferSourceNodeMock] = registrar.getAudioNodes(audioContextMock, 'AudioBufferSourceNode');

        expect(audioBufferSourceNodeMock.connect).to.have.been.calledOnce;
        expect(audioBufferSourceNodeMock.connect).to.have.been.calledWithExactly(audioContextMock.destination);
    });

    it('should start the AudioBufferSourceNode', () => {
        play(audioBufferMock, audioContextMock);

        const [audioBufferSourceNodeMock] = registrar.getAudioNodes(audioContextMock, 'AudioBufferSourceNode');

        expect(audioBufferSourceNodeMock.start).to.have.been.calledOnce;
    });
});

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Last updated on 04 May 2024

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