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lint: Run eslint --fix on bin/ and tests/
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Richard Hansen
John McLear
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/* global __dirname, __filename, afterEach, beforeEach, describe, it, process, require */
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function m(mod) { return __dirname + '/../../../src/' + mod; }
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function m(mod) { return `${__dirname}/../../../src/${mod}`; }
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const assert = require('assert').strict;
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const common = require('../common');
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@ -10,13 +10,13 @@ const sinon = require(m('node_modules/sinon'));
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const logger = common.logger;
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describe(__filename, function() {
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describe(__filename, function () {
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const hookName = 'testHook';
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const hookFnName = 'testPluginFileName:testHookFunctionName';
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let testHooks; // Convenience shorthand for plugins.hooks[hookName].
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let hook; // Convenience shorthand for plugins.hooks[hookName][0].
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beforeEach(async function() {
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beforeEach(async function () {
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// Make sure these are not already set so that we don't accidentally step on someone else's
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// toes:
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assert(plugins.hooks[hookName] == null);
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testHooks = plugins.hooks[hookName];
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});
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afterEach(async function() {
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afterEach(async function () {
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sinon.restore();
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delete plugins.hooks[hookName];
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delete hooks.deprecationNotices[hookName];
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delete hooks.exportedForTestingOnly.deprecationWarned[hookFnName];
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});
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const makeHook = (ret) => {
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return {
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hook_name: hookName,
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// Many tests will likely want to change this. Unfortunately, we can't use a convenience
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// wrapper like `(...args) => hookFn(..args)` because the hooks look at Function.length and
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// change behavior depending on the number of parameters.
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hook_fn: (hn, ctx, cb) => cb(ret),
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hook_fn_name: hookFnName,
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part: {plugin: 'testPluginName'},
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};
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};
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const makeHook = (ret) => ({
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hook_name: hookName,
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// Many tests will likely want to change this. Unfortunately, we can't use a convenience
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// wrapper like `(...args) => hookFn(..args)` because the hooks look at Function.length and
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// change behavior depending on the number of parameters.
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hook_fn: (hn, ctx, cb) => cb(ret),
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hook_fn_name: hookFnName,
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part: {plugin: 'testPluginName'},
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});
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// Hook functions that should work for both synchronous and asynchronous hooks.
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const supportedSyncHookFunctions = [
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},
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];
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describe('callHookFnSync', function() {
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describe('callHookFnSync', function () {
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const callHookFnSync = hooks.exportedForTestingOnly.callHookFnSync; // Convenience shorthand.
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describe('basic behavior', function() {
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it('passes hook name', async function() {
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describe('basic behavior', function () {
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it('passes hook name', async function () {
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hook.hook_fn = (hn) => { assert.equal(hn, hookName); };
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callHookFnSync(hook);
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});
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it('passes context', async function() {
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it('passes context', async function () {
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for (const val of ['value', null, undefined]) {
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hook.hook_fn = (hn, ctx) => { assert.equal(ctx, val); };
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callHookFnSync(hook, val);
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}
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});
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it('returns the value provided to the callback', async function() {
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it('returns the value provided to the callback', async function () {
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for (const val of ['value', null, undefined]) {
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hook.hook_fn = (hn, ctx, cb) => { cb(ctx); };
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assert.equal(callHookFnSync(hook, val), val);
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}
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});
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it('returns the value returned by the hook function', async function() {
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it('returns the value returned by the hook function', async function () {
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for (const val of ['value', null, undefined]) {
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// Must not have the cb parameter otherwise returning undefined will error.
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hook.hook_fn = (hn, ctx) => ctx;
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}
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});
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it('does not catch exceptions', async function() {
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it('does not catch exceptions', async function () {
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hook.hook_fn = () => { throw new Error('test exception'); };
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assert.throws(() => callHookFnSync(hook), {message: 'test exception'});
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});
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it('callback returns undefined', async function() {
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it('callback returns undefined', async function () {
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hook.hook_fn = (hn, ctx, cb) => { assert.equal(cb('foo'), undefined); };
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callHookFnSync(hook);
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});
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it('checks for deprecation', async function() {
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it('checks for deprecation', async function () {
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sinon.stub(console, 'warn');
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hooks.deprecationNotices[hookName] = 'test deprecation';
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callHookFnSync(hook);
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});
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});
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describe('supported hook function styles', function() {
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describe('supported hook function styles', function () {
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for (const tc of supportedSyncHookFunctions) {
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it(tc.name, async function() {
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it(tc.name, async function () {
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sinon.stub(console, 'warn');
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sinon.stub(console, 'error');
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hook.hook_fn = tc.fn;
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}
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});
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describe('bad hook function behavior (other than double settle)', function() {
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describe('bad hook function behavior (other than double settle)', function () {
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const promise1 = Promise.resolve('val1');
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const promise2 = Promise.resolve('val2');
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];
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for (const tc of testCases) {
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it(tc.name, async function() {
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it(tc.name, async function () {
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sinon.stub(console, 'error');
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hook.hook_fn = tc.fn;
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assert.equal(callHookFnSync(hook), tc.wantVal);
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// Test various ways a hook might attempt to settle twice. (Examples: call the callback a second
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// time, or call the callback and then return a value.)
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describe('bad hook function behavior (double settle)', function() {
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beforeEach(function() {
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describe('bad hook function behavior (double settle)', function () {
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beforeEach(function () {
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sinon.stub(console, 'error');
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});
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// settle would complicate the tests, and it is sufficient to test only double settles.
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if (step1.async && step2.async) continue;
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it(`${step1.name} then ${step2.name} (diff. outcomes) -> log+throw`, async function() {
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it(`${step1.name} then ${step2.name} (diff. outcomes) -> log+throw`, async function () {
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hook.hook_fn = (hn, ctx, cb) => {
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step1.fn(cb, new Error(ctx.ret1), ctx.ret1);
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return step2.fn(cb, new Error(ctx.ret2), ctx.ret2);
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// doesn't, so skip those cases.
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if (step1.rejects !== step2.rejects) continue;
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it(`${step1.name} then ${step2.name} (same outcome) -> only log`, async function() {
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it(`${step1.name} then ${step2.name} (same outcome) -> only log`, async function () {
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const err = new Error('val');
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hook.hook_fn = (hn, ctx, cb) => {
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step1.fn(cb, err, 'val');
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});
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});
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describe('hooks.callAll', function() {
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describe('basic behavior', function() {
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it('calls all in order', async function() {
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describe('hooks.callAll', function () {
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describe('basic behavior', function () {
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it('calls all in order', async function () {
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testHooks.length = 0;
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testHooks.push(makeHook(1), makeHook(2), makeHook(3));
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assert.deepEqual(hooks.callAll(hookName), [1, 2, 3]);
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});
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it('passes hook name', async function() {
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it('passes hook name', async function () {
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hook.hook_fn = (hn) => { assert.equal(hn, hookName); };
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hooks.callAll(hookName);
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});
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it('undefined context -> {}', async function() {
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it('undefined context -> {}', async function () {
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hook.hook_fn = (hn, ctx) => { assert.deepEqual(ctx, {}); };
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hooks.callAll(hookName);
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});
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it('null context -> {}', async function() {
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it('null context -> {}', async function () {
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hook.hook_fn = (hn, ctx) => { assert.deepEqual(ctx, {}); };
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hooks.callAll(hookName, null);
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});
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it('context unmodified', async function() {
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it('context unmodified', async function () {
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const wantContext = {};
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hook.hook_fn = (hn, ctx) => { assert.equal(ctx, wantContext); };
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hooks.callAll(hookName, wantContext);
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});
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});
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describe('result processing', function() {
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it('no registered hooks (undefined) -> []', async function() {
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describe('result processing', function () {
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it('no registered hooks (undefined) -> []', async function () {
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delete plugins.hooks.testHook;
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assert.deepEqual(hooks.callAll(hookName), []);
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});
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it('no registered hooks (empty list) -> []', async function() {
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it('no registered hooks (empty list) -> []', async function () {
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testHooks.length = 0;
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assert.deepEqual(hooks.callAll(hookName), []);
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});
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it('flattens one level', async function() {
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it('flattens one level', async function () {
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testHooks.length = 0;
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testHooks.push(makeHook(1), makeHook([2]), makeHook([[3]]));
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assert.deepEqual(hooks.callAll(hookName), [1, 2, [3]]);
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});
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it('filters out undefined', async function() {
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it('filters out undefined', async function () {
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testHooks.length = 0;
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testHooks.push(makeHook(), makeHook([2]), makeHook([[3]]));
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assert.deepEqual(hooks.callAll(hookName), [2, [3]]);
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});
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it('preserves null', async function() {
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it('preserves null', async function () {
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testHooks.length = 0;
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testHooks.push(makeHook(null), makeHook([2]), makeHook([[3]]));
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assert.deepEqual(hooks.callAll(hookName), [null, 2, [3]]);
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});
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it('all undefined -> []', async function() {
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it('all undefined -> []', async function () {
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testHooks.length = 0;
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testHooks.push(makeHook(), makeHook());
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assert.deepEqual(hooks.callAll(hookName), []);
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});
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});
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describe('callHookFnAsync', function() {
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describe('callHookFnAsync', function () {
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const callHookFnAsync = hooks.exportedForTestingOnly.callHookFnAsync; // Convenience shorthand.
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describe('basic behavior', function() {
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it('passes hook name', async function() {
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describe('basic behavior', function () {
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it('passes hook name', async function () {
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hook.hook_fn = (hn) => { assert.equal(hn, hookName); };
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await callHookFnAsync(hook);
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});
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it('passes context', async function() {
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it('passes context', async function () {
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for (const val of ['value', null, undefined]) {
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hook.hook_fn = (hn, ctx) => { assert.equal(ctx, val); };
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await callHookFnAsync(hook, val);
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}
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});
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it('returns the value provided to the callback', async function() {
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it('returns the value provided to the callback', async function () {
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for (const val of ['value', null, undefined]) {
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hook.hook_fn = (hn, ctx, cb) => { cb(ctx); };
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assert.equal(await callHookFnAsync(hook, val), val);
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});
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it('returns the value returned by the hook function', async function() {
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it('returns the value returned by the hook function', async function () {
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for (const val of ['value', null, undefined]) {
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// Must not have the cb parameter otherwise returning undefined will never resolve.
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hook.hook_fn = (hn, ctx) => ctx;
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}
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});
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it('rejects if it throws an exception', async function() {
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it('rejects if it throws an exception', async function () {
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hook.hook_fn = () => { throw new Error('test exception'); };
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await assert.rejects(callHookFnAsync(hook), {message: 'test exception'});
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});
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it('rejects if rejected Promise passed to callback', async function() {
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it('rejects if rejected Promise passed to callback', async function () {
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hook.hook_fn = (hn, ctx, cb) => cb(Promise.reject(new Error('test exception')));
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await assert.rejects(callHookFnAsync(hook), {message: 'test exception'});
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});
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it('rejects if rejected Promise returned', async function() {
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it('rejects if rejected Promise returned', async function () {
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hook.hook_fn = (hn, ctx, cb) => Promise.reject(new Error('test exception'));
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await assert.rejects(callHookFnAsync(hook), {message: 'test exception'});
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});
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it('callback returns undefined', async function() {
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it('callback returns undefined', async function () {
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hook.hook_fn = (hn, ctx, cb) => { assert.equal(cb('foo'), undefined); };
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await callHookFnAsync(hook);
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});
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it('checks for deprecation', async function() {
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it('checks for deprecation', async function () {
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sinon.stub(console, 'warn');
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hooks.deprecationNotices[hookName] = 'test deprecation';
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await callHookFnAsync(hook);
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});
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describe('supported hook function styles', function() {
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describe('supported hook function styles', function () {
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const supportedHookFunctions = supportedSyncHookFunctions.concat([
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{
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name: 'legacy async cb',
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]);
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for (const tc of supportedSyncHookFunctions.concat(supportedHookFunctions)) {
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it(tc.name, async function() {
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it(tc.name, async function () {
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sinon.stub(console, 'warn');
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sinon.stub(console, 'error');
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hook.hook_fn = tc.fn;
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// Test various ways a hook might attempt to settle twice. (Examples: call the callback a second
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// time, or call the callback and then return a value.)
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describe('bad hook function behavior (double settle)', function() {
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beforeEach(function() {
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describe('bad hook function behavior (double settle)', function () {
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beforeEach(function () {
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sinon.stub(console, 'error');
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});
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// There can't be a second step if the first step is to return or throw.
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if (step1.name.startsWith('return ') || step1.name === 'throw') continue;
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for (const step2 of behaviors) {
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it(`${step1.name} then ${step2.name} (diff. outcomes) -> log+throw`, async function() {
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it(`${step1.name} then ${step2.name} (diff. outcomes) -> log+throw`, async function () {
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hook.hook_fn = (hn, ctx, cb) => {
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step1.fn(cb, new Error(ctx.ret1), ctx.ret1);
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return step2.fn(cb, new Error(ctx.ret2), ctx.ret2);
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}
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}
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assert.equal(console.error.callCount, 1,
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'Got errors:\n' +
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console.error.getCalls().map((call) => call.args[0]).join('\n'));
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`Got errors:\n${
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console.error.getCalls().map((call) => call.args[0]).join('\n')}`);
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assert.match(console.error.getCall(0).args[0], /DOUBLE SETTLE BUG/);
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assert(asyncErr instanceof Error);
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assert.match(asyncErr.message, /DOUBLE SETTLE BUG/);
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// doesn't, so skip those cases.
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if (step1.rejects !== step2.rejects) continue;
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it(`${step1.name} then ${step2.name} (same outcome) -> only log`, async function() {
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it(`${step1.name} then ${step2.name} (same outcome) -> only log`, async function () {
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const err = new Error('val');
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hook.hook_fn = (hn, ctx, cb) => {
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step1.fn(cb, err, 'val');
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});
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});
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describe('hooks.aCallAll', function() {
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describe('basic behavior', function() {
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it('calls all asynchronously, returns values in order', async function() {
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describe('hooks.aCallAll', function () {
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describe('basic behavior', function () {
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it('calls all asynchronously, returns values in order', async function () {
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testHooks.length = 0; // Delete the boilerplate hook -- this test doesn't use it.
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let nextIndex = 0;
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const hookPromises = [];
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assert.deepEqual(await p, [0, 1]);
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});
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it('passes hook name', async function() {
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it('passes hook name', async function () {
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hook.hook_fn = async (hn) => { assert.equal(hn, hookName); };
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await hooks.aCallAll(hookName);
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});
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it('undefined context -> {}', async function() {
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it('undefined context -> {}', async function () {
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hook.hook_fn = async (hn, ctx) => { assert.deepEqual(ctx, {}); };
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await hooks.aCallAll(hookName);
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});
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it('null context -> {}', async function() {
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it('null context -> {}', async function () {
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hook.hook_fn = async (hn, ctx) => { assert.deepEqual(ctx, {}); };
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await hooks.aCallAll(hookName, null);
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});
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it('context unmodified', async function() {
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it('context unmodified', async function () {
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const wantContext = {};
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hook.hook_fn = async (hn, ctx) => { assert.equal(ctx, wantContext); };
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await hooks.aCallAll(hookName, wantContext);
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});
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});
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describe('aCallAll callback', function() {
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it('exception in callback rejects', async function() {
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describe('aCallAll callback', function () {
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it('exception in callback rejects', async function () {
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const p = hooks.aCallAll(hookName, {}, () => { throw new Error('test exception'); });
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await assert.rejects(p, {message: 'test exception'});
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});
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it('propagates error on exception', async function() {
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it('propagates error on exception', async function () {
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hook.hook_fn = () => { throw new Error('test exception'); };
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await hooks.aCallAll(hookName, {}, (err) => {
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assert(err instanceof Error);
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@ -836,54 +834,54 @@ describe(__filename, function() {
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});
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});
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it('propagages null error on success', async function() {
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it('propagages null error on success', async function () {
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await hooks.aCallAll(hookName, {}, (err) => {
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assert(err == null, `got non-null error: ${err}`);
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});
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});
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it('propagages results on success', async function() {
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it('propagages results on success', async function () {
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hook.hook_fn = () => 'val';
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await hooks.aCallAll(hookName, {}, (err, results) => {
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assert.deepEqual(results, ['val']);
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});
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});
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it('returns callback return value', async function() {
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it('returns callback return value', async function () {
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assert.equal(await hooks.aCallAll(hookName, {}, () => 'val'), 'val');
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});
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});
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describe('result processing', function() {
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it('no registered hooks (undefined) -> []', async function() {
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describe('result processing', function () {
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it('no registered hooks (undefined) -> []', async function () {
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delete plugins.hooks[hookName];
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assert.deepEqual(await hooks.aCallAll(hookName), []);
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});
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it('no registered hooks (empty list) -> []', async function() {
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it('no registered hooks (empty list) -> []', async function () {
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testHooks.length = 0;
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assert.deepEqual(await hooks.aCallAll(hookName), []);
|
||||
});
|
||||
|
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it('flattens one level', async function() {
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it('flattens one level', async function () {
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testHooks.length = 0;
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testHooks.push(makeHook(1), makeHook([2]), makeHook([[3]]));
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||||
assert.deepEqual(await hooks.aCallAll(hookName), [1, 2, [3]]);
|
||||
});
|
||||
|
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it('filters out undefined', async function() {
|
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it('filters out undefined', async function () {
|
||||
testHooks.length = 0;
|
||||
testHooks.push(makeHook(), makeHook([2]), makeHook([[3]]), makeHook(Promise.resolve()));
|
||||
assert.deepEqual(await hooks.aCallAll(hookName), [2, [3]]);
|
||||
});
|
||||
|
||||
it('preserves null', async function() {
|
||||
it('preserves null', async function () {
|
||||
testHooks.length = 0;
|
||||
testHooks.push(makeHook(null), makeHook([2]), makeHook(Promise.resolve(null)));
|
||||
assert.deepEqual(await hooks.aCallAll(hookName), [null, 2, null]);
|
||||
});
|
||||
|
||||
it('all undefined -> []', async function() {
|
||||
it('all undefined -> []', async function () {
|
||||
testHooks.length = 0;
|
||||
testHooks.push(makeHook(), makeHook(Promise.resolve()));
|
||||
assert.deepEqual(await hooks.aCallAll(hookName), []);
|
||||
|
|
|
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