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programmatically use cfx with node.js
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/* This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public
* License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this
* file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/. */
let four = require("./modules/exportsEquals");
exports.testExportsEquals = function(test) {
test.assertEqual(four, 4);
}
/* TODO: Discuss idea of dropping support for this feature that was alternative
to `module.exports = ..` that failed.
let five = require("./modules/setExports");
exports.testSetExports = function(test) {
test.assertEqual(five, 5);
}
exports.testDupeSetExports = function(test) {
var passed = false;
try {
var dupe = require('./modules/dupeSetExports');
} catch(e) {
passed = /define\(\) was used, so module\.exports= and module\.setExports\(\) may not be used/.test(e.toString());
}
test.assertEqual(passed, true, 'define() or setExports(), not both');
}
*/
exports.testModule = function(test) {
// module.id is not cast in stone yet. In the future, it may include the
// package name, or may possibly be a/ URL of some sort. For now, it's a
// URL that starts with resource: and ends with this module name, but the
// part in between varies depending upon how the test is run.
var found = /test-set-exports$/.test(module.id);
test.assertEqual(found, true, module.id+" ends with test-set-exports.js");
}