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Unit tests for Team Culture
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import { DangerResults } from "../../dsl/DangerResults";
import { DangerContext } from "../Dangerfile";
export interface DangerRunner {
/**
* Executes a Dangerfile at a specific path, with a context.
* The values inside a Danger context are applied as globals to the Dangerfiles runtime.
*
* @param {[string, boolean][]} filenames a set of tuples of file paths for the dangerfile, with a boolean indicating
* if it is a remote path
* @param {string[] | undefined[]} originalContents optional, the JS pre-compiled
* @param {DangerContext} environment the results of createDangerfileRuntimeEnvironment
* @param {any | undefined} injectedObjectToExport an optional object for passing into default exports
* @returns {DangerResults} the results of the run
*/
runDangerfileEnvironment: (filenames: [string, boolean][], originalContents: string[] | undefined[] | undefined, environment: any, injectedObjectToExport?: any) => Promise<DangerResults>;
/**
* Sets up the runtime environment for running Danger, this could be loading VMs
* or creating new processes etc. The return value is expected to go into the environment
* section of runDangerfileEnvironment.
*
* @param {DangerContext} dangerfileContext the global danger context, basically the DSL
*/
createDangerfileRuntimeEnvironment: (dangerfileContext: DangerContext) => Promise<any>;
}