How to use jest-leak-detector - 3 common examples

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github cesarenaldi / iniettore / packages / iniettore / src / __tests__ / memoryManagement.spec.js View on Github external
it('should remove any internal reference to the child context itself so that memory can be freed correctly', () => {
        class Foo {}
        const rootContext = iniettore.create(() => void 0)
        let childContext = rootContext.createChild(map => {
          map('foo')
            .to(Foo)
            .as(LAZY, SINGLETON, CONSTRUCTOR)
        })
        const detector = new LeakDetector(childContext)

        childContext.get('foo')
        childContext.dispose()
        childContext = null

        expect(detector.isLeaking()).toBe(false)
      })
    })
github cesarenaldi / iniettore / packages / iniettore / __tests__ / container.spec.js View on Github external
bar: singleton(() => {
            const instance = new Bar()
            detector = new LeakDetector(instance)
            return instance
          })
        }))
github cesarenaldi / iniettore / packages / iniettore / src / __tests__ / memoryManagement.spec.js View on Github external
.to(() => {
              const instance = new Foo()
              detector = new LeakDetector(instance)
              return instance
            })
            .as(TRANSIENT, SINGLETON, PROVIDER)

jest-leak-detector

Module for verifying whether an object has been garbage collected or not.

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Latest version published 1 year ago

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