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The old style of merging all of a function's variable declarations into a single statement made some sense back in the days of var, but there's no reason to keep doing it now that we use const and let.
63 lines
1.5 KiB
JavaScript
63 lines
1.5 KiB
JavaScript
describe('ResultsNode', function() {
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it('wraps a result', function() {
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const fakeResult = {
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id: 123,
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message: 'foo'
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};
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const node = new privateUnderTest.ResultsNode(fakeResult, 'suite', null);
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expect(node.result).toBe(fakeResult);
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expect(node.type).toEqual('suite');
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});
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it('can add children with a type', function() {
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const fakeResult = {
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id: 123,
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message: 'foo'
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};
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const fakeChildResult = {
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id: 456,
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message: 'bar'
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};
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const node = new privateUnderTest.ResultsNode(fakeResult, 'suite', null);
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node.addChild(fakeChildResult, 'spec');
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expect(node.children.length).toEqual(1);
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expect(node.children[0].result).toEqual(fakeChildResult);
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expect(node.children[0].type).toEqual('spec');
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});
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it('has a pointer back to its parent ResultNode', function() {
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const fakeResult = {
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id: 123,
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message: 'foo'
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};
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const fakeChildResult = {
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id: 456,
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message: 'bar'
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};
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const node = new privateUnderTest.ResultsNode(fakeResult, 'suite', null);
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node.addChild(fakeChildResult, 'spec');
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expect(node.children[0].parent).toBe(node);
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});
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it('can provide the most recent child', function() {
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const fakeResult = {
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id: 123,
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message: 'foo'
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};
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const fakeChildResult = {
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id: 456,
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message: 'bar'
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};
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const node = new privateUnderTest.ResultsNode(fakeResult, 'suite', null);
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node.addChild(fakeChildResult, 'spec');
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expect(node.last()).toBe(node.children[node.children.length - 1]);
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});
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});
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