We used many global functions to handle tests when they should be imported like other libraries in our application. This also gets us closer to the way Ember CLI prefers our tests to be laid out.
20 lines
605 B
JavaScript
20 lines
605 B
JavaScript
import { test, module } from "qunit";
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import KeyValueStore from "discourse/lib/key-value-store";
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module("lib:key-value-store");
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test("it's able to get the result back from the store", (assert) => {
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const store = new KeyValueStore("_test");
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store.set({ key: "bob", value: "uncle" });
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assert.equal(store.get("bob"), "uncle");
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});
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test("is able to nuke the store", (assert) => {
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const store = new KeyValueStore("_test");
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store.set({ key: "bob1", value: "uncle" });
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store.abandonLocal();
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localStorage.a = 1;
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assert.equal(store.get("bob1"), void 0);
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assert.equal(localStorage.a, "1");
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});
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