aem-front/src/aem-sync/mapArgs.test.js

AEM Front speeds up development in AEM significantly. It combines AEMSync with BrowserSync, and also works together with the AEM Front Extension for Google Chrome so you don't have to manually inject the BrowserSync script into your code base.

const path = require("path");
const mapArgs = require("./mapArgs");

jest.mock("path");
path.resolve.mockImplementation(pathString => pathString);

const defaultConfig = {
  browserSyncTarget: "http://admin:admin@localhost:4502",
  exclude: [
    "**/jcr_root/*",
    "**/@(.git|.svn|.hg|target)",
    "**/@(.git|.svn|.hg|target)/**"
  ],
  interval: 100,
  packmgrPath: "/crx/packmgr/service.jsp",
  startBrowser: "google chrome",
  startPage: false,
  targets: ["http://admin:admin@localhost:4502"],
  workingDir: "."
};

describe("mapArgs", () => {
  it("returns expected default values", () => {
    expect(mapArgs()).toStrictEqual(defaultConfig);
  });

  it("supports multiple `-t` arguments", () => {
    expect(
      mapArgs({
        t: ["targetA", "targetB"]
      })
    ).toHaveProperty("targets", ["targetA", "targetB"]);
  });

  it("supports one `-t` argument with comma-separated values", () => {
    expect(
      mapArgs({
        t: "targetA,targetB"
      })
    ).toHaveProperty("targets", ["targetA", "targetB"]);
  });

  it("supports multiple `-e` arguments", () => {
    expect(
      mapArgs({
        e: ["excludeA", "excludeB"]
      })
    ).toHaveProperty("exclude", ["excludeA", "excludeB"]);
  });

  it("supports one `-e` argument with comma-separated values", () => {
    expect(
      mapArgs({
        e: "excludeA,excludeB"
      })
    ).toHaveProperty("exclude", ["excludeA", "excludeB"]);
  });
});