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A Markov Chain library written in Typescript.

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import { ChainState } from "../src/"; import * as Collections from "typescript-collections"; import * as Helpers from "./helpers"; describe("ChainState<T>", () => { function makeNameQueue(): Collections.Queue<string> { const names: Collections.Queue<string> = new Collections.Queue<string>(); names.enqueue("jim"); names.enqueue("george"); names.enqueue("bob"); names.enqueue("fred"); return names; } function makePersonQueue(): Collections.Queue<Helpers.Person> { const people: Collections.Queue<Helpers.Person> = new Collections.Queue<Helpers.Person>(); people.enqueue(new Helpers.Person("jim", 20)); people.enqueue(new Helpers.Person("george", 18)); people.enqueue(new Helpers.Person("bob", 25)); people.enqueue(new Helpers.Person("fred", 46)); return people; } describe("constructor", () => { it("Should be same length as input", function () { const names = makeNameQueue(); const chain = new ChainState(names); expect(chain.items.length).toEqual(names.size()); }); it("Should have same elements as input", function () { const names = makeNameQueue(); const chain = new ChainState(names); for (let x = 0; x < chain.items.length; x++) { expect(chain.items[x]).toBe(names.dequeue()); } }); }); describe("equals", () => { it("Should be same with equal strings", function () { const names1 = makeNameQueue(); const names2 = new Collections.Queue<string>(); names1.forEach(name => { names2.enqueue(name); }); const chain1 = new ChainState<string>(names1); const chain2 = new ChainState<string>(names2); expect(chain1.equals(chain2)).toBe(true); }); it("Should be same based on values not references", function () { const people1 = makePersonQueue(); const people2 = makePersonQueue(); const chain1 = new ChainState<Helpers.Person>(people1); const chain2 = new ChainState<Helpers.Person>(people2); expect(chain1.equals(chain2)).toBe(true); }); it("Changing object field renders unequal", function () { const people1 = makePersonQueue(); const people2 = makePersonQueue(); people2.forEach(p => { p.age = 30; }); const chain1 = new ChainState<Helpers.Person>(people1); const chain2 = new ChainState<Helpers.Person>(people2); expect(chain1.equals(chain2)).toBe(false); }); it("Changing array length renders unequal", function () { const people1 = makePersonQueue(); const people2 = makePersonQueue(); people2.enqueue(new Helpers.Person("tom", 27)); const chain1 = new ChainState<Helpers.Person>(people1); const chain2 = new ChainState<Helpers.Person>(people2); expect(chain1.equals(chain2)).toBe(false); }); }); });