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'use strict';
describe('ngError', function() {
var supportStackTraces = function() {
var e = new Error();
return isDefined(e.stack);
};
it('should return an Error instance', function() {
var myError = ngError();
expect(myError instanceof Error).toBe(true);
});
it('should generate stack trace at the frame where ngError was called', function() {
var myError;
function someFn() {
function nestedFn() {
myError = ngError(0, "I fail!");
}
nestedFn();
}
someFn();
// only Chrome, Firefox have stack
if (!supportStackTraces()) return;
expect(myError.stack).toMatch(/^[.\s\S]+nestedFn[.\s\S]+someFn.+/);
});
it('should interpolate string arguments without quotes', function() {
var myError = ngError(26, 'This {0} is "{1}"', 'foo', 'bar');
expect(myError.message).toBe('[NgErr26] This foo is "bar"');
});
it('should interpolate non-string arguments', function() {
var arr = [1, 2, 3],
obj = {a: 123, b: 'baar'},
anonFn = function(something) { return something; },
namedFn = function foo(something) { return something; },
myError;
myError = ngError(26, 'arr: {0}; obj: {1}; anonFn: {2}; namedFn: {3}',
arr, obj, anonFn, namedFn);
expect(myError.message).toContain('[NgErr26] arr: [1,2,3]; obj: {"a":123,"b":"baar"};');
// IE does not add space after "function"
expect(myError.message).toMatch(/anonFn: function\s?\(something\);/);
expect(myError.message).toContain('namedFn: function foo(something)');
});
it('should not suppress falsy objects', function() {
var myError = ngError(26, 'false: {0}; zero: {1}; null: {2}; undefined: {3}; emptyStr: {4}',
false, 0, null, undefined, '');
expect(myError.message).
toBe('[NgErr26] false: false; zero: 0; null: null; undefined: undefined; emptyStr: ');
});
it('should preserve interpolation markers when fewer arguments than needed are provided', function() {
// this way we can easily see if we are passing fewer args than needed
var foo = 'Fooooo',
myError = ngError(26, 'This {0} is {1} on {2}', foo);
expect(myError.message).toBe('[NgErr26] This Fooooo is {1} on {2}');
});
it('should pass through the message if no interpolation is needed', function() {
var myError = ngError(26, 'Something horrible happened!');
expect(myError.message).toBe('[NgErr26] Something horrible happened!');
});
});
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