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I started using this one-line boilerplate a while back and it seems to tidy things up a bit.
32 lines
1.0 KiB
JavaScript
32 lines
1.0 KiB
JavaScript
'use strict'
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const t = (module.exports = require('../create-service-tester')())
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t.create('github pull request check state')
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.get('/s/pulls/badges/shields/1110.json')
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.expectJSON({ name: 'checks', value: 'failure' })
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t.create('github pull request check state (pull request not found)')
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.get('/s/pulls/badges/shields/5110.json')
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.expectJSON({ name: 'checks', value: 'pull request or repo not found' })
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t.create(
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"github pull request check state (ref returned by github doens't exist"
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)
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.get('/s/pulls/badges/shields/1110.json')
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.intercept(
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nock =>
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nock('https://api.github.com', { allowUnmocked: true })
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.get('/repos/badges/shields/pulls/1110')
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.reply(200, JSON.stringify({ head: { sha: 'abc123' } })) // Looks like a real ref, but isn't.
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)
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.networkOn()
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.expectJSON({
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name: 'checks',
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value: 'commit not found',
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})
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t.create('github pull request check contexts')
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.get('/contexts/pulls/badges/shields/1110.json')
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.expectJSON({ name: 'checks', value: '1 failure' })
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