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github politie / sherlock / extensions / sherlock-proxy / proxy.spec.ts View on Github external
it('should be compatible with Sherlock equals method', () => {
            const sourceA = atom(1234);
            const sourceB = atom(1234);
            const descriptor = new ProxyDescriptor();
            const pdA = descriptor.$create(sourceA);
            const pdB = descriptor.$create(sourceB);

            expect(utils.equals(pdA, pdA)).to.be.true;
            expect(utils.equals(pdB, pdB)).to.be.true;

            expect(utils.equals(pdA, pdB)).to.be.false;
        });
github politie / sherlock / extensions / sherlock-proxy / proxy.spec.ts View on Github external
it('should be compatible with Sherlock equals method', () => {
            const sourceA = atom(1234);
            const sourceB = atom(1234);
            const descriptor = new ProxyDescriptor();
            const pdA = descriptor.$create(sourceA);
            const pdB = descriptor.$create(sourceB);

            expect(utils.equals(pdA, pdA)).to.be.true;
            expect(utils.equals(pdB, pdB)).to.be.true;

            expect(utils.equals(pdA, pdB)).to.be.false;
        });
github politie / sherlock / extensions / sherlock-proxy / proxy.spec.ts View on Github external
it('should be compatible with Sherlock equals method', () => {
            const sourceA = atom(1234);
            const sourceB = atom(1234);
            const descriptor = new ProxyDescriptor();
            const pdA = descriptor.$create(sourceA);
            const pdB = descriptor.$create(sourceB);

            expect(utils.equals(pdA, pdA)).to.be.true;
            expect(utils.equals(pdB, pdB)).to.be.true;

            expect(utils.equals(pdA, pdB)).to.be.false;
        });

@politie/sherlock

A reactive programming library for JavaScript applications, built with TypeScript.

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