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The usual utility functions
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Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true });
const reverse_template_1 = require("./reverse.template");
describe('reverseTemplate', () => {
it('replaces variables with their template notation', () => {
const variables = {
'user.name': 'John Doe',
'user.age': '30',
};
const inputString = "Hello, John Doe! You are 30 years old.";
const expectedTemplate = "Hello, ${user.name}! You are ${user.age} years old.";
expect((0, reverse_template_1.reverseTemplate)(inputString, variables)).toBe(expectedTemplate);
});
it('handles input with no variables correctly', () => {
const variables = {};
const inputString = "Hello, John Doe! You are 30 years old.";
// Expect the input string to be unchanged since there are no variables to replace
expect((0, reverse_template_1.reverseTemplate)(inputString, variables)).toBe(inputString);
});
it('correctly processes variables with dots in their names', () => {
const variables = {
'complex.variable.name': 'some value',
};
const inputString = "This is a test with some value in it.";
const expectedTemplate = "This is a test with ${complex.variable.name} in it.";
expect((0, reverse_template_1.reverseTemplate)(inputString, variables)).toBe(expectedTemplate);
});
it('returns the original string if no replacements are made', () => {
const variables = {
'unused.variable': 'value',
};
const inputString = "This string does not contain the variable.";
// Expect the original string back since it does not contain the variable value
expect((0, reverse_template_1.reverseTemplate)(inputString, variables)).toBe(inputString);
});
}); // Assuming findUsedVariables is in a file named 'variableFinder.ts'