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- add `jsconfig.json` for the TS language server to understand the project - update `.wallaby.js` to transpile fixtures if necessary; run on save to reduce lag - update single-file Mocha debug launch config - add `test` env in `babel.config.json` which is used by the former - add some handy vscode tasks - add a bunch of types - remove unused `babel-eslint` (we use `@babel/eslint-parser`) - bump `ecmaVersion` in `eslint-config-appium` - remove cruft from babel configs (`shippedProposals: true` goes a long way) - enable `sinon-chai` globally in tests - add `rewiremock` for module-level mocking (sinon cannot do this itself, but they work in tandem)
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1010 B
JavaScript
26 lines
1010 B
JavaScript
'use strict';
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/**
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* Mocha will load this file to configure the environment to use Chai as the
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* assertion library. Since Chai is a singleton, we can run into problems when
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* running files individually, if we have not carefully configured Chai in every
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* single test file. This file means less boilerplate and less random test
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* failures when running single test files.
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*
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* For simplicity, this file is _not_ transpiled. If it were, Mocha would need
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* to load different versions of this file depending on the test context (are we
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* running tests against the distfiles, or the source files?).
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*
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* @module
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*/
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const chai = require('chai');
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const chaiAsPromised = require('chai-as-promised');
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const sinonChai = require('sinon-chai');
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// The `chai` global is set if a test needs something special.
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// Most tests won't need this.
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global.chai = chai.use(chaiAsPromised).use(sinonChai);
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// `should()` is only necessary when working with some `null` or `undefined` values.
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global.should = chai.should();
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