js: sinon-fixture-wrapper

fixture_sinon_wrapper.js

module.exports = function(url, payload, outputLevel){
	// Uncomment to disable the wrapper
	// return {
	// 	restore: function(){}
	// }

	var sinon = require('sinon');
	fakeServer = sinon.fakeServer.create();
	
	fakeServer.autoRespond = true;
	if(outputLevel === 'once'){
		console.log("=== SINON WRAPPER INTERCEPT FOR \n\t"+ url);
		console.log("=== Further output is disabled");
	}
	fakeServer.respondWith("GET", url, function(request){
		switch(outputLevel){
			case 'short':
				console.log("SinonIntercept for " + url);
				break;
			case 'once':
				break;
			default:
				console.log("=== SINON WRAPPER INTERCEPT FOR "+ url +" ===");
				break;
			
		}
		request.respond(200, { "Content-Type": "application/json" }, JSON.stringify(payload));
	});

	// fakeServer.respondWith("GET", url, [200, { "Content-Type": "application/json" }, JSON.stringify(payload)]);
	return fakeServer;
}

/* Example Usage:

	# Set up a fake server to respond on the given URL with the given object
	#  Note: Only calls to the provided URL will succeed. ** Everything else will 404 **
	fakeServer = undefined
	before -> 
		fakeServer = require('./fixtures/fixture_sinon_wrapper')("http://callbackcatcher.meteorapp.com/search/body.cart_id=573defe0a5af06fc49ddd0b8", require('./fixtures/573defe0a5af06fc49ddd0b8.json'), 'once')
	after ->
		# Restore the HTTP service afterward so other tests dont break
		fakeServer.restore()
*/