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additween-mocks

v3.0.0

Published

Mocks for the additween animation library

Downloads

18

Readme

additween-mocks

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Mocks for the additween animation library. It can be used with any testing framework (in the usage example below we use jasmine).

It works by replacing some methods of additween with its stub implementations, which allow to synchronously move animation internal clock forward.

How to install

npm install additween-mocks --save

Usage example

import { AdditiveTweening } from "additween";
import { AdditiveTweeningMock } from "additween-mocks";

describe("my great app", function () {
  let additiveTweeningMock = new AdditiveTweeningMock();
  beforeEach(function () {
    additiveTweeningMock = new AdditiveTweeningMock();
    additiveTweeningMock.install(AdditiveTweening);
  });

  afterEach(function () {
    additiveTweeningMock.uninstall(AdditiveTweening);
  });

  it("should animate perfectly", function () {
    // let's say clicking a button
    // will cause an animation with 2000ms duration
    // we assume there is a triggerClick method defined somewhere
    let btn = document.getElementById("byButton");
    triggerClick(btn);

    // let time go forward by 1000ms
    additiveTweeningMock.tick(1000);

    //now we can make assertions about animation state after half of time
    //expect(...)

    // let time go forward by another 1000ms
    additiveTweeningMock.tick(1000);

    //now we can make assertions about animation final state
    //expect(...)
  });
});

Mock API

mock = new AdditiveTweeningMock()

Creates a new instance of mocking library.

mock.install(AdditiveTweening)

Pass an AdditiveTweening constructor in order to patch its animation-related methods.

mock.uninstall(AdditiveTweening)

Restores original implementation of passed in AdditiveTweening.

mock.tick(duration)

Moves animation clock forward by duration msecs. Animation onRender callback will be called once after that. If duration is greater or equal than total animation duration, onFinish callback also will be called.

mock.reset()

Reset animation clock to its initial state.

License

MIT (http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php)