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sinon vs rewire: when do I use which?
In node.js testing, there are 2 helper modules that I use often: sinon and rewire. Sinon allows you to monkey-patch functions, while rewire allows you to… monkey-patch functions. Both modules have other uses as well, but in this post I’m … Continue reading
Posted in JavaScript, node.js, software development, testing
Tagged javascript, monkey patch, monkey-patching, node.js, rewire, sinon, testing, unit test
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Paybox integration using node.js – with example HTML
This post will help you get Paybox integration to work using node.js. You can find a full working example in the `src/paybox-integration` dir of my blog code repository. Paybox is a French payment provider. Getting their integration to work can be quite a … Continue reading
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Checking log4js output in your node.js testsuite
This post will teach you how to test log4js log statements in your code. You can also find the code below in the `src/log4js-unittest` dir of my blog code repository. Let’s say that we have written this simple node.js module, foo.js . … Continue reading
Posted in JavaScript, node.js, software development
Tagged log output, log4js, logger, mocha, mock, node, node.js, npm, sinon, spy, stub, test, test log output, test suite, unit test
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Combining mongoose and Q in node.js
This post will teach you how to write promise-based mongoose code, using Kris Kowal’s Q library. You can also find the code below in the `src/mongoose-and-q` dir of my blog code repository. We have a mongo database with 3 collections: users, … Continue reading
Posted in JavaScript, node.js, software development
Tagged array of promises, callback, javascript, mongo, mongoose, node, node.js, promise, promises, q
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Processing an array of promises sequentially in node.js
This post describes how you can perform a sequence of promises sequentially – one after another – using Kriskowal’s Q library in node.js. If you’re just interested in how to do this, and not in the other examples, scroll down … Continue reading
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Tagged array of promises, javascript, library, node.js, nodejs, promise, promises, q, sequential, serial, upload, upload file, uploading files sequentially
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