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Actually, I fixed the |
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This is meant as a nice starting-point for someone more familiar with the underlying API (@benjie ?) to fill in the other tests. I'd be happy to add travis-config for CI, and even flesh out more tests, if no one else wants to do it, it might just take me a bit longer. |
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Hey @konsumer thanks for the PRs! This project has virtually no interest (as can be seen by the almost zero download count on npm) and I've not touched it in 7 years. Please feel free to fork it and release your own version; I would be happy to archive the repo and point the README at your new version. |
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Haha. no prob. thanks. |
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This is a simple start to some unit-tests, that illustrates how to mock AWS and check the params that were passed to it, fairly easily. For some reason
sqsdoesn't havesqs.client.sendMessage.callsset, after being mocked (maybe some kind of dynamic-load that works different than the others?) Regardless, it has 1 unit-test to assert there are tests (basic jest usage example) and 1 simple mocking unit-test (to illustrate how mocks work.) I also added a .gitignore.