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Jasmine: reverting back prototype method after unit test

开发者 https://www.devze.com 2023-03-04 19:34 出处:网络
To test a certain part of my code I need to mock out a prototype method to make sure it\'s called. The code looks something like this.

To test a certain part of my code I need to mock out a prototype method to make sure it's called. The code looks something like this.

SomeObject.prototype.foo = jasmine.createSpy()
var so = SomeObject()
so.bar()
expect(SomeObject.prototype.foo).toHaveBeenCalled()

This works but it changes the state of the SomeObject which I don't want. So I was wondering is there a way to revert the state of prototyp开发者_运维技巧e.foo after I am done? I was thinking maybe about making a copy of SomeObject. I took a look at jQuery.extend but I am not sure if I can use that to copy constructor functions.


Two choices. It's preferable to spy on the instance:

spyOn(so, 'foo');

Or, if you insist that you want to verify that the prototype is called:

spyOn(SomeObject.prototype, 'foo');

Jasmine tears down all spies after each spec.


delete SomeObject.prototype.foo;

in tearDown or just in the end of concrete test.

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