jugglingdb/build/lib/test/json.test.js

Node.js ORM for every database: redis, mysql, mongodb, postgres, sqlite, ...

'use strict';

// This test written in mocha+should.js
var should = require('./init.js');

var Schema = require('../').Schema;

describe('JSON property', function () {
    var schema = void 0,
        Model = void 0;

    it('should be defined', function () {
        schema = getSchema();
        Model = schema.define('Model', { propertyName: Schema.JSON });
        var m = new Model();
        new Boolean('propertyName' in m).should.eql(true);
        should.not.exist(m.propertyName);
    });

    it('should accept JSON in constructor and return object', function () {
        var m = new Model({
            propertyName: '{"foo": "bar"}'
        });
        m.propertyName.should.be.an.Object;
        m.propertyName.foo.should.equal('bar');
    });

    it('should accept object in setter and return object', function () {
        var m = new Model();
        m.propertyName = { 'foo': 'bar' };
        m.propertyName.should.be.an.Object;
        m.propertyName.foo.should.equal('bar');
    });

    it('should accept string in setter and return string', function () {
        var m = new Model();
        m.propertyName = '{"foo": "bar"}';
        m.propertyName.should.be.a.String;
        m.propertyName.should.equal('{"foo": "bar"}');
    });
});