How to use the @testdeck/core.wrap function in @testdeck/core
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function applyTimings(fn: any, settings: any): any {
if (settings) {
if (fn.length === 1) {
return core.wrap(function(done) {
if (settings.retries !== undefined) { this.retries(settings.retries); }
if (settings.slow !== undefined) { this.slow(settings.slow); }
if (settings.timeout !== undefined) { this.timeout(settings.timeout); }
return fn.call(this, done);
}, fn);
} else {
return core.wrap(function() {
if (settings.retries !== undefined) { this.retries(settings.retries); }
if (settings.slow !== undefined) { this.slow(settings.slow); }
if (settings.timeout !== undefined) { this.timeout(settings.timeout); }
return fn.call(this);
}, fn);
}
} else {
return fn;
}
}@testdeck/core
Core framework for decorator based object oriented testing
