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Using mockery to mock modules for Node.js testing · Bulkan Evcimen

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Software Engineer that plays the Ney. Using mockery to mock modules for Node.js testing. In a previous article. I wrote about mocking methods on the request module. Also supports another workflow in which you directly call the imported module;. Var request = require('request'); request({ method: 'GET', url: 'https:/ api.github.com/users/bulkan' }, function(err, response, body){ if (err) { return console.err(err); } console.log(body); }). You pass in an options object. Function we will need to mock out.

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Using Express Router instead of express-namespace · Bulkan Evcimen

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Software Engineer that plays the Ney. Using Express Router instead of express-namespace. Express 4.0 has been out for a while and it seems people are still using express-namespace. According to npm it had 183 downloads on the 8th of June. Express-namespace hasnt been updated in nearly two years and it can now be replaced with the Router that comes with express 4. Into different modules with its own middleware. Here is the example from express-namespace written using the Router in express 4.0.

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Mocking a function that returns a (bluebird) Promise · Bulkan Evcimen

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Software Engineer that plays the Ney. Mocking a function that returns a (bluebird) Promise. With Sinon.JS mocking functions are quite easy. Here is how to stub a function that returns a Promise. Demonstrated with a potato quality example. Imagine the following code is in a file named. Var Promise = require('bluebird'); module.exports.query = function query(q) { return Promise.resolve([ { username: 'bulkan', verified: true } ]) }. Imagine the following code located in. That is called in.

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Testing With Mocha, Sinon.js & Mocking Request · Bulkan Evcimen

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Software Engineer that plays the Ney. Testing With Mocha, Sinon.js and Mocking Request. Writing tests with Mocha is really fun and satisfying. Combined with. For expectations/assertions and mocking/stubbing with. I think it becomes very powerful test environment. In this article I will show you how to get started with test mocking/stubbing by showing an example which stubs out the. I also assume you are somewhat familiar with. And have it installed. Module to help with the asyncronousness. To the next fu...

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Using Bluebird With Angular Protractor · Bulkan Evcimen

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Software Engineer that plays the Ney. Using Bluebird With Angular Protractor. There are few places where you would want to use a promise. Protractor supports Promises in the. Function but the example. Written using Bluebird looks like this;. Var Promise = require('bluebird'); onPrepare: function(){ return Promise.delay(2000); .then(function(){ browser.params.password = '12345'; }); }. A better example is that the. Protractor uses Jasmine 1.3. And has updated it to automatically resolve Promises. Var Prom...

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AngularJS & Popup Windows · Bulkan Evcimen

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Software Engineer that plays the Ney. AngularJS and Popup Windows. Popup windows are extremely annoying hence most modern browsers block them, agreeably so. That being said one use of popup windows is when doing OAuth. Showing the OAuth authorization dialog in a popup window as not to confuse the user. If there is a better or different way please comment below. All the code can be found at angular-popup. Here is how I solved it using a simple. Application and the accompanying AngularJS. To indicate to the.