const chai = require('chai') const dirtyChai = require('dirty-chai') const {deprecations, deprecate, nativeImage} = require('electron') const {expect} = chai chai.use(dirtyChai) describe('deprecations', () => { beforeEach(() => { deprecations.setHandler(null) process.throwDeprecation = true }) it('allows a deprecation handler function to be specified', () => { const messages = [] deprecations.setHandler(message => { messages.push(message) }) deprecate.log('this is deprecated') expect(messages).to.deep.equal(['this is deprecated']) }) it('returns a deprecation handler after one is set', () => { const messages = [] deprecations.setHandler(message => { messages.push(message) }) deprecate.log('this is deprecated') expect(deprecations.getHandler()).to.be.a('function') }) it('returns a deprecation warning', () => { const messages = [] deprecations.setHandler(message => { messages.push(message) }) deprecate.warn('old', 'new') expect(messages).to.deep.equal([`'old' is deprecated. Use 'new' instead.`]) }) it('renames a method', () => { expect(nativeImage.createFromDataUrl).to.be.undefined() expect(nativeImage.createFromDataURL).to.be.a('function') deprecate.alias(nativeImage, 'createFromDataUrl', 'createFromDataURL') expect(nativeImage.createFromDataUrl).to.be.a('function') }) it('renames a property', () => { let msg deprecations.setHandler((m) => { msg = m }) const oldPropertyName = 'dingyOldName' const newPropertyName = 'shinyNewName' let value = 0 let o = { [newPropertyName]: value } expect(o).to.not.have.a.property(oldPropertyName) expect(o).to.have.a.property(newPropertyName).that.is.a('number') deprecate.property(o, oldPropertyName, newPropertyName) o[oldPropertyName] = ++value expect(msg).to.be.a('string') expect(msg).to.include(oldPropertyName) expect(msg).to.include(newPropertyName) expect(o).to.have.a.property(newPropertyName).that.is.equal(value) expect(o).to.have.a.property(oldPropertyName).that.is.equal(value) }) it('warns if deprecated property is already set', () => { let msg deprecations.setHandler((m) => { msg = m }) const oldPropertyName = 'dingyOldName' const newPropertyName = 'shinyNewName' const value = 0 let o = { [oldPropertyName]: value } deprecate.property(o, oldPropertyName, newPropertyName) expect(msg).to.be.a('string') expect(msg).to.include(oldPropertyName) expect(msg).to.include(newPropertyName) }) it('throws an exception if no deprecation handler is specified', () => { expect(() => { deprecate.log('this is deprecated') }).to.throw(/this is deprecated/) }) })