async-hook-jl
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Inspect the life of handle objects in node
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JavaScript
const asyncHook = require('../');
const assert = require('assert');
let fulfilledCalled = false;
let rejectedCalled = false;
let rejectedArg = null;
const initUid = [];
const initHandle = [];
const initProvider = [];
const initParent = [];
const preUid = [];
const preHandle = [];
const postUid = [];
const postHandle = [];
const destroyUid = [];
asyncHook.addHooks({
init: function (uid, handle, provider, parent) {
initUid.push(uid);
initHandle.push(handle);
initProvider.push(provider);
initParent.push(parent);
},
pre: function (uid, handle) {
preUid.push(uid);
preHandle.push(handle);
},
post: function (uid, handle) {
postUid.push(uid);
postHandle.push(handle);
},
destroy: function (uid) {
destroyUid.push(uid);
}
});
asyncHook.enable();
Promise
.reject('a')
.then(() => {
fulfilledCalled = true;
})
.catch(arg => {
rejectedCalled = true;
rejectedArg = arg;
});
asyncHook.disable();
process.once('exit', function () {
assert.equal(initUid.length, 2, 'both handlers should init');
assert.equal(preUid.length, 1, 'only the .catch should pre');
assert.equal(postUid.length, 1, 'only the .catch should post');
assert.equal(destroyUid.length, 2, 'both handlers should destroy');
assert.equal(initUid[0], destroyUid[0]);
assert.equal(initUid[1], preUid[0]);
assert.equal(initUid[1], postUid[0]);
assert.equal(initUid[1], destroyUid[1]);
assert.equal(initHandle[1], preHandle[0]);
assert.equal(initHandle[1], postHandle[0]);
for (let i = 0; i < 2; ++i) {
assert.equal(initHandle[i].constructor.name, 'PromiseWrap');
assert.equal(initParent[i], null);
assert.equal(initProvider[i], 0);
}
assert.equal(fulfilledCalled, false);
assert.equal(rejectedCalled, true);
assert.equal(rejectedArg, 'a');
});
;