How to use the appium-fake-driver.FakeDriver.prototype function in appium-fake-driver
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appium / appium / test / driver-e2e-specs.js View on Github 
it('should fall back to MJSONWP if Inner Driver is not ready for W3C', async function () {
const combinedCaps = {
desiredCapabilities: {
...caps,
},
capabilities: {
alwaysMatch: {
...caps,
deviceName: null,
},
},
};
const createSessionStub = sinon.stub(FakeDriver.prototype, 'createSession').callsFake(async function (jsonwpCaps) {
const res = await BaseDriver.prototype.createSession.call(this, jsonwpCaps);
this.protocol.should.equal('MJSONWP');
return res;
});
const {value, sessionId, status} = await request.post({url: baseUrl, json: combinedCaps});
status.should.exist;
sessionId.should.exist;
value.should.deep.equal(caps);
createSessionStub.restore();
// End session
await request.delete({ url: `${baseUrl}/${sessionId}` });
});
