mediawiki-extensions-Visual.../modules/ve-mw/tests/ui/widgets/ve.ui.MWParameterCheckboxInputWidget.test.js
Thiemo Kreuz f8cdcfe129 Consistent use of .forEach() in QUnit tests
* The extra brackets are not needed in ES6.
* Make sure the name of the test is on the next line. This makes
  the code easier to read.

Change-Id: Ib871dbfa27fcadc88e7335b9efb4d583bd4300ac
2021-09-07 14:27:25 +02:00

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QUnit.module( 've.ui.MWParameterCheckboxInputWidget' );
QUnit.test( 'Constructor passes config to parent', ( assert ) => {
const widget = new ve.ui.MWParameterCheckboxInputWidget( { selected: true } );
assert.strictEqual( widget.getValue(), '1' );
assert.strictEqual( widget.isSelected(), true );
} );
[
[ '1', true, '"1"' ],
[ '0', false, '"0"' ],
[ '', false, 'empty string' ],
[ '2', false, 'unexpected string' ],
[ true, false, 'unexpected type' ]
].forEach( ( [ value, expected, message ] ) =>
QUnit.test( `setValue( ${message} )`, ( assert ) => {
const widget = new ve.ui.MWParameterCheckboxInputWidget();
widget.setValue( value );
assert.strictEqual( widget.isSelected(), expected );
assert.strictEqual( widget.getValue(), expected ? '1' : '0' );
} )
);
[
true,
false
].forEach( ( value ) =>
QUnit.test( `setSelected( ${value} )`, ( assert ) => {
const widget = new ve.ui.MWParameterCheckboxInputWidget();
widget.setSelected( value );
assert.strictEqual( widget.isSelected(), value );
assert.strictEqual( widget.getValue(), value ? '1' : '0' );
} )
);