If you are directly inside a callback to describe, you can use this.title for the title of the describe or this.fullTitle() to get the hierarchical title of the describe (ancestors’ titles + the title of this one). If you are inside a callback to it you can use this.test.title or this.test.fullTitle() respectively. So: describe(“top”, function() … Read more
I was able to use jsdom-global to fix this issue. Follow the instructions in that link to install. Specifically, run npm install –save-dev –save-exact jsdom jsdom-global then add -r jsdom-global/register to your mocha command-line. When you re-run your tests, the window is not defined error will go away.
Yes, Mocha features a global leak detection mechanism which alerts and fails if your code under test introduces global variables. If hasCert is declared in a library and you have no control over its creation, you can tell Mocha to ignore it. On the command line, $ mocha –globals hasCert To quote the documentation: [This … Read more
Finally!!! After a long search and reading some tutorials and comments I found the solution: the problem was with the config. Open the test config file and delete the following lines: “-u”, <<<< delete this line “tdd”, <<<< delete this line launch.js “version”: “0.2.0”, “configurations”: [ { “type”: “node”, “request”: “launch”, “name”: “Mocha Tests”, “program”: … Read more
There’s no call similar to beforeEach or before that does what you want. But it is not needed because you can do it this way: function makeSuite(name, tests) { describe(name, function () { before(function () { console.log(“shared before”); }); tests(); after(function () { console.log(“shared after”); }); }); } makeSuite(‘Suite one’, function(){ it(‘S1 Test one’, function(done){ … Read more
Just for understanding purpose call: FuncInfoCollector = is a Function that records arguments, return value, the value of this(context) and exception thrown (if any) for all of its calls. (this FuncInfoCollector is dummy name given by me, it is not present in SINON lib) Fake = FuncInfoCollector + can only create a fake function. To … Read more
There’s a semi decent implementation at node-mocks-http Require it: var mocks = require(‘node-mocks-http’); you can then compose req and response objects: req = mocks.createRequest(); res = mocks.createResponse(); You can then test your controller directly: var demoController = require(‘demoController’); demoController.login(req, res); assert.equal(res.json, {}) caveat There is at time of writing an issue in this implementation to … Read more
seeing your project structure, seems that you have one test.js so mocha should target this file. “scripts”: { “test”: “mocha test.js –reporter mocha-junit-reporter –timeout 60000 –exit”, }, If you want to add more test files, it is better to put them inside test directory e.g. /test and must change the target to test files inside … Read more
Use superagent.agent() (instead of plain old superagent) to make requests have persistent cookies. See ‘Saving cookies’ in the superagent docs, or the code examples: agency.js, controller.test.js.
I added the following property to the tsconfig file “compilerOptions”: { “skipLibCheck”: true }, This tells TypeScript that we want to skip the type checking of libraries in the node_modules folder. This saves compilation time and stops conflicting types in node modules from breaking the build. For those who want some explanation on why you … Read more