Financial-Times /
n-express-monitor
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| 1 | import * as nAutoMetrics from '@financial-times/n-auto-metrics'; |
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| 6 | describe('monitor', () => { |
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| 7 | afterEach(() => { |
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| 8 | jest.resetAllMocks(); |
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| 9 | }); |
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| 11 | const app = { |
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| 12 | use: jest.fn(), |
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| 13 | }; |
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| 14 | // const metrics = {}; |
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| 15 | // const logger = {}; |
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| 17 | it.skip('disable autoNext if it was set to false', () => { |
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| 18 | setupMonitor({ app, autoNext: false }); |
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| 19 | const targetOperation = () => {}; |
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| 20 | monitor(targetOperation); |
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| 21 | expect(nAutoMetrics.compose.mock.calls).toMatchSnapshot(); |
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| 22 | }); |
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| 23 | }); |
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