I worked on a project that uses some custom Node.js modules. I created a helper module that helps with loading some helper methods:
/helpers/index.js:
var mutability = require('./mutability'),
cb = require('./cb'),
build = require('./build'),
userAgent = require('./userAgent'),
is = require('./is'),
query = require('./query'),
config = require('./config'),
_ = require('underscore')
module.exports = _.extend({
cb: cb,
build: build,
userAgent: userAgent,
is: is,
query: query,
config: config
}, mutability)
For entertainment mutability.js:
'use strict'
module.exports = {
setReadOnly: function(obj, key) {
return obj
},
setWritable: function(obj, key) {
return obj
}
}
One of my modules buildrequires the class to do some type checking:
/helpers/build.js
'use strict'
var urljoin = require('url-join'),
config = require('./config'),
cb = require('./cb'),
Entity = require('../lib/entity'),
_ = require('underscore')
module.exports = {
url: function(options) {
return urljoin(
config.baseUrl,
options.client.orgId,
options.client.appId,
options.type, (typeof options.uuidOrName === 'string') ? options.uuidOrName : ""
)
},
GET: function(options) {
options.type = options.type || args[0] instanceof Entity ? args[0]._type : args[0]
options.query = options.query || args[0] instanceof Entity ? args[0] : undefined
return options
}
}
And Entitythen you need helpers:
/lib/entity.js
'use strict'
var helpers = require('../helpers'),
ok = require('objectkit'),
_ = require('underscore')
var Entity = function(object) {
var self = this
_.extend(self, object)
helpers.setReadOnly(self, ['uuid'])
return self
}
module.exports = Entity
For some reason, when I run this using Mocha, I get helpersin quality {}and Mocha throws:
Uncaught TypeError: helpers.setReadOnly is not a function
When I run /lib/entity.jsdirectly with node, it prints the appropriate module. What gives? Why does mocha explode?