to satisfy
A specific implementation of the to satisfy assertion for use with messy.Headers instances.
Asserts that a messy.Headers instance satisfies the given spec. You can assert
the presence of headers by providing an object with the expected headers:
expect(new messy.Headers('foo: bar'), 'to satisfy', {
Foo: 'bar'
});
Note that the header names are matched case insensitively.
You can assert the absence of a header by passing a value of undefined:
expect(new messy.Headers('Quux: baz\r\nFoo: bar'), 'to satisfy', {
Foo: undefined
});
expected
Quux: baz
Foo: bar
to satisfy { Foo: undefined }
Quux: baz
Foo: bar // should be removed
Multi-value headers are supported. Satisfying a multi-value header against a string will check that at least one of the values is equal to the string:
expect(new messy.Headers({
Foo: ['bar', 'quux']
}), 'to satisfy', {
Foo: 'bar'
});
Satisfying a multi-value header against a string will assert that all the array items are present as values of the given header:
expect(new messy.Headers({
Foo: 'bar'
}), 'to satisfy', {
Foo: ['quux', 'bar']
});
expected
to satisfy { Foo: [ 'quux', 'bar' ] }
Foo: bar
Foo: bar
// missing Foo: quux