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/*
* Tests the "whilst" function
*/
var mod_util = require('util');
var mod_tap = require('tap');
var mod_vasync = require('..');
mod_tap.test('basic whilst', function (test) {
var n = 0;
mod_vasync.whilst(
function condition() {
return (n < 5);
},
function body(cb) {
n++;
cb(null, n);
},
function done(err, arg) {
test.ok(!err, 'error unset');
test.equal(n, 5, 'n == 5');
test.equal(n, arg, 'n == arg');
test.end();
});
});
mod_tap.test('whilst return object', function (test) {
var n = 0;
var w = mod_vasync.whilst(
function condition() {
return (n < 5);
},
function body(cb) {
n++;
test.equal(n, w.iterations, 'n == w.iterations: ' + n);
cb(null, n, 'foo');
},
function done(err, arg1, arg2, arg3) {
test.ok(!err, 'error unset');
test.equal(w.iterations, 5, 'whilst had 5 iterations');
test.equal(w.finished, true, 'whilst has finished');
test.equal(arg1, n, 'whilst arg1 == n');
test.equal(arg2, 'foo', 'whilst arg2 == "foo"');
test.equal(arg3, undefined, 'whilst arg3 == undefined');
test.end();
});
test.equal(typeof (w), 'object', 'whilst returns an object');
test.equal(w.finished, false, 'whilst is not finished');
test.equal(w.iterations, 0, 'whilst has not started yet');
});
mod_tap.test('whilst false condition', function (test) {
mod_vasync.whilst(
function condition() {
return (false);
},
function body(cb) {
cb();
},
function done(err, arg) {
test.ok(!err, 'error is unset');
test.ok(!arg, 'arg is unset');
test.end();
});
});
mod_tap.test('whilst error', function (test) {
var n = 0;
var w = mod_vasync.whilst(
function condition() {
return (true);
},
function body(cb) {
n++;
if (n > 5) {
cb(new Error('n > 5'), 'bar');
} else {
cb(null, 'foo');
}
},
function done(err, arg) {
test.ok(err, 'error is set');
test.equal(err.message, 'n > 5');
test.equal(arg, 'bar');
test.equal(w.finished, true, 'whilst is finished');
/*
* Iterations is bumped after the test condition is run and
* before the iteration function is run. Because the condition
* in this example is inside the iteration function (the test
* condition always returns true), the iteration count will be
* 1 higher than expected, since it will fail when (n > 5), or
* when iterations is 6.
*/
test.equal(w.iterations, 6, 'whilst had 6 iterations');
test.end();
});
});