tape-for-immutable v1.0.3

tape-for-immutable

This module is for those who want to use tape and immutable.js together.

Example

const test = require('tape')
// You don't need any configuration.
// Just require it.
require('test-for-immutable')  

test("state is correct", t => {
	var state = Map({
		username: "guest",
		token: null,
		onSigningUp: true,
	})

	t.immutableEqual(state, Map({
		username: "guest",
		token: null,
		onSigningUp: true,
	}), "correct state")

	t.immutableNotEqual(state, Map({
		username: "vip guest",
		token: "random string", 
		onSigningUp: false,
	}), "incorrect state")
})

You can do the similar thing with t.ok. However, you will lose the data in the immutable object.

Note

When you compare nested objects. The object inside should be immutable object, too. For example:

const test = require('tape')
require('test-for-immutable')  

test("state is correct", t => {
	// Wrong Example.
	var state1 = Map({
		username: "guest",
		token: null,
		error: [
			Error1,
			Error2,
		],
	})

	t.immutableEqual(state1, Map({
		username: "guest",
		token: null,
		error: [
			Error1,
			Error2,
		],
	}), "correct state") // -> Fails because error array in state1 and expected Map are different. (Not equal by ===)

	// Correct Example.
	var state2 = Map({
		username: "guest",
		token: null,
		error: List([
			Error1,
			Error2,
		]),
	})
	t.immutableEqual(state, Map({
		username: "vip guest",
		token: "random string", 
		error: List([
			Error1,
			Error2,
		]),
	}), "incorrect state") // -> Succeeds!
})