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I started using this one-line boilerplate a while back and it seems to tidy things up a bit.
34 lines
896 B
JavaScript
34 lines
896 B
JavaScript
'use strict'
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const Joi = require('joi')
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const { isBuildStatus } = require('../test-validators')
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const t = (module.exports = require('../create-service-tester')())
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t.create('build status on default branch')
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.get('/git-hub/doctrine/dbal.json')
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.expectJSONTypes(
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Joi.object().keys({
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name: 'build',
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value: Joi.alternatives().try(isBuildStatus, Joi.equal('unknown')),
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})
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)
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t.create('build status on named branch')
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.get('/git-hub/doctrine/dbal/develop.json')
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.expectJSONTypes(
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Joi.object().keys({
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name: 'build',
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value: Joi.alternatives().try(isBuildStatus, Joi.equal('unknown')),
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})
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)
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t.create('unknown repo')
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.get('/git-hub/this-repo/does-not-exist.json')
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.expectJSON({ name: 'build', value: 'invalid' })
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t.create('connection error')
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.get('/git-hub/doctrine/dbal.json')
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.networkOff()
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.expectJSON({ name: 'build', value: 'invalid' })
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