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sf-time-mock

v1.0.2

Published

Mock utility for a function returning a timestamp (like Date.now()).

Downloads

320

Readme

sf-time-mock

Mock utility for a function returning a timestamp (like Date.now()).

NPM version Build status Dependency Status devDependency Status Coverage Status Code Climate

Usage

var initTimeMock = require('sf-time-mock');

// Init the time mock
var timeStub = initTimeMock();

// Set the current time
timeStub.setTime(1267833600000);

// Use it everywhere
new Date(timeStub()).toISOString();
// '2010-03-06T00:00:00.000Z'

initTimeMock() ⇒ function

Spawn a new time stub

Kind: global function
Returns: function - A time stub

initTimeMock~timeStub() ⇒ Number

Return the next timestamp

Kind: inner method of initTimeMock
Returns: Number - The next mocked timestamp
Throws:

  • YError E_TIME_ENDED exception when no timestamp available

timeStub.setTime(value, n) ⇒ void

Set a timestamp for the n next calls

Kind: static method of timeStub

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | value | Number | The timestamp value | | n | Number | The number of call it should be used. Default to Infinity. |

timeStub.reset() ⇒ void

Reset the time stub

Kind: static method of timeStub

timeStub.ended() ⇒ Boolean

Say if there is no more timestamp available

Kind: static method of timeStub
Returns: Boolean - A boolean indicating if it ended or not

timeStub.setTimes(theTimes) ⇒ void

Set a bunch of timestamp to the queue

Kind: static method of timeStub

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | theTimes | Array | An array of timestamps or timestamp objects (format: {value, n}). |

timeStub.appendTimes(theTimes) ⇒ void

Add a bunch of timestamps to the queue

Kind: static method of timeStub

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | theTimes | Array | An array of timestamps or timestamp objects (format: {value, n}). |