1 | import { roundTen } from '../../../src/utils/helpers/numbers'; |
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3 | describe('numbers', () => { |
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4 | describe('roundTen', () => { |
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5 | it('rounds provided number to the next multiple of ten', () => { |
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6 | const expectationsPairs = [ |
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7 | [ 10, 10 ], |
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8 | [ 12, 20 ], |
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9 | [ 158, 160 ], |
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10 | [ 5, 10 ], |
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11 | [ -42, -40 ], |
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12 | ]; |
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14 | expect.assertions(expectationsPairs.length); |
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15 | expectationsPairs.forEach(([ number, expected ]) => { |
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16 | expect(roundTen(number)).toEqual(expected); |
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17 | }); |
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18 | }); |
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19 | }); |
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20 | }); |
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