I m testing an application in which I need to test some callbacks behaviour.
I've isolated the callback and tried to make something testable.
I m having these two functions :
const callbackRender = (httpResponse, response) => {
if (httpResponse.content.content) response.send(httpResponse.content.content)
else response.render(httpResponse.content.page)
}
const callback = (injector, route) => {
return (request, response) => {
const ctrl = injector.get(route.controller)
const httpResponse = ctrl[route.controllerMethod](new HttpRequest())
callbackRender(httpResponse, response)
}
}
The test that I have failing is the following :
it('should call the callback render method when httpResponse is not a promise', () => {
const mock = sinon.mock(injector)
const ctrl = new UserControllerMock()
const routes = routeParser.parseRoutes()
mock.expects('get').returns(ctrl)
const spy = chai.spy.on(callbackRender)
callback(injector, routes[1])(request, response)
const controllerResult = ctrl.getAll(new HttpRequest())
expect(spy).to.have.been.called.with(controllerResult, response)
mock.verify()
mock.restore()
})
The problem happens on the spy that has not been called.
But when I log the expected result, and if I log what I pass as parameter in the callbackRender, I have exactly the same JSON object.
Here's the chai :
AssertionError: expected { Spy } to have been called with [ Array(2) ]
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