no-strings.ts.eslintsnap

# eslint-snapshot-rule-tester format: v1


Test: no-strings >> invalid
Code:
  1 | const a = ["foo", "bar"]
    |            ^~~~~  ^~~~~
    |            [1]    [2]
  2 | const b = a.join("\n")
    |                  ^~~~ [3]

Output:
  1 | const a = [42, 42]
  2 | const b = a.join(42)

[1] Strings are not allowed. Use a number instead.
[2] Strings are not allowed. Use a number instead.
[3] Strings are not allowed. Use a number instead.
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Test: no-strings >> invalid
Code:
  1 | class Foo {
  2 |     foo = "foo"
    |           ^~~~~ [1]
  3 |     constructor() {
  4 |         this.bar = "bar"
    |                    ^~~~~ [2]
  5 |     }
  6 | }

Output:
  1 | class Foo {
  2 |     foo = 42
  3 |     constructor() {
  4 |         this.bar = 42
  5 |     }
  6 | }

[1] Strings are not allowed. Use a number instead.
[2] Strings are not allowed. Use a number instead.
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Test: no-strings >> invalid
Code:
  1 | ["foo", "bar"].join("\n")
    |  ^~~~~  ^~~~~       ^~~~
    |  [1]    [2]         [3]

Output:
  1 | [42, 42].join(42)

[1] Strings are not allowed. Use a number instead.
[2] Strings are not allowed. Use a number instead.
[3] Strings are not allowed. Use a number instead.
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Test: no-strings >> invalid
Options:
  - somethingElse: REPLACEMENT

Code:
  1 | `foo ${a ? "bar" : "baz"} ${`_${""}_`}`
    | ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [1]
    |            ^~~~~ [2]        ^~~~~~~~~ [4]
    |                    ^~~~~ [3]    ^~ [5]

Output:
  1 | `foo ${a ? 42 : 42} ${`_${42}_`}`

[1] Template strings are not allowed.
    Suggestions:
      - Use something else instead.
        Output:
          1 | REPLACEMENT
[2] Strings are not allowed. Use a number instead.
[3] Strings are not allowed. Use a number instead.
[4] Template strings are not allowed.
    Suggestions:
      - Use something else instead.
        Output:
          1 | `foo ${a ? "bar" : "baz"} ${REPLACEMENT}`
[5] Strings are not allowed. Use a number instead.
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