johnny-five
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The JavaScript Arduino Programming Framework.
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JavaScript
var MockFirmata = require("./mock-firmata"),
pins = require("./mock-pins"),
five = require("../lib/johnny-five.js"),
events = require("events"),
Board = five.Board,
sinon = require("sinon"),
Switch = five.Switch,
board = new Board({
io: new MockFirmata(),
debug: false,
repl: false
});
exports["Switch"] = {
setUp: function(done) {
this.digitalRead = sinon.spy(board.io, "digitalRead");
this.
switch = new Switch({
pin: 8,
freq: 5,
board: board
});
this.proto = [];
this.instance = [{
name: "isClosed"
}];
done();
},
tearDown: function(done) {
this.digitalRead.restore();
done();
},
shape: function(test) {
test.expect(this.proto.length + this.instance.length);
this.proto.forEach(function(method) {
test.equal(typeof this.
switch [method.name], "function");
}, this);
this.instance.forEach(function(property) {
test.notEqual(typeof this.
switch [property.name], "undefined");
}, this);
test.done();
},
closed: function(test) {
var callback = this.digitalRead.args[0][1];
test.expect(1);
//fake timers dont play nice with __.debounce
this.
switch.on("closed", function() {
test.ok(true);
test.done();
});
callback(1);
},
open: function(test) {
var callback = this.digitalRead.args[0][1];
test.expect(1);
//fake timers dont play nice with __.debounce
this.
switch.on("open", function() {
test.ok(true);
test.done();
});
callback(1);
callback(null);
}
};