How to use the @aurelia/jit-html.stringifyTemplateDefinition function in @aurelia/jit-html
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aurelia / aurelia / packages / __tests__ / 5-jit-html / tracing.spec.ts View on Github 
au.start();
const outerHtmlAfterStart1 = host.outerHTML;
assert.strictEqual(getVisibleText(au, host), expected, 'after start #1');
au.stop();
const outerHtmlAfterStop1 = host.outerHTML;
assert.strictEqual(getVisibleText(au, host), '', 'after stop #1');
au.start();
const outerHtmlAfterStart2 = host.outerHTML;
assert.strictEqual(getVisibleText(au, host), expected, 'after start #2');
au.stop();
const outerHtmlAfterStop2 = host.outerHTML;
assert.strictEqual(getVisibleText(au, host), '', 'after stop #2');
assert.strictEqual(outerHtmlAfterStart1, outerHtmlAfterStart2, 'outerHTML after start #1 / #2');
assert.strictEqual(outerHtmlAfterStop1, outerHtmlAfterStop2, 'outerHTML after stop #1 / #2');
console.log(`\n${stringifyTemplateDefinition(description, 0)}`);
disableTracing();
}
it('tag$01 text$01 _', function () {@aurelia/jit-html
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