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describe "Mocha Teaspoon.Reporters.HTML", ->
beforeEach ->
@runner = {on: @onSpy = sinon.spy()}
@superSpy = Teaspoon.Reporters.HTML.__super__.constructor = sinon.spy()
Teaspoon.Reporters.HTML.filter = "foo"
@reportRunnerStartingSpy = Teaspoon.Reporters.HTML.prototype.reportRunnerStarting = sinon.spy()
@reporter = new Teaspoon.Reporters.HTML(@runner)
describe "constructor", ->
it "calls reporterRunnerStarting", ->
assert.calledOnce(@reportRunnerStartingSpy, "foo")
it "registers for 'fail', 'test end', and 'end'", ->
assert.calledWith(@onSpy, "fail", @reporter.reportSpecResults)
assert.calledWith(@onSpy, "test end", @reporter.reportSpecResults)
assert.calledWith(@onSpy, "end", @reporter.reportRunnerResults)
describe "#reportSpecResults", ->
it "sets the error if one is passed in", ->
spec = {}
@reporter.reportSpecResults(spec, foo: "bar")
expect(spec.err).to.eql(foo: "bar")
describe "Mocha Teaspoon.Reporters.HTML.SpecView", ->
describe "#updateState", ->
it "calls super with the duration of the spec", ->
# this can't be tested, I tried a lot....
#@superSpy = Teaspoon.Reporters.HTML.SpecView.__super__.updateState = sinon.spy()
#@buildSpy = Teaspoon.Reporters.HTML.SpecView.prototype.build = sinon.spy()
#view = new Teaspoon.Reporters.HTML.SpecView({viewId: 1000000}, {views: []})
#view.spec.duration = 1000
#view.updateState("passed")
#assert.calledWith(@superSpy, "passed", 1000)
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