How to use the should.strictEqual function in should
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function(err, result) {
should.not.exist(err);
var resultVal;
if (typeof (result.outBinds.o) === 'undefined') resultVal = result.outBinds[0][0];
else resultVal = result.outBinds.o[0];
should.strictEqual(resultVal, expected);
// should.strictEqual(typeof resultVal, "string");
callback();
}
);function(err, result) {
should.not.exist(err);
var resultVal;
if (typeof (result.outBinds.o) === 'undefined') resultVal = result.outBinds[0][0];
else resultVal = result.outBinds.o[0];
should.strictEqual(resultVal, expected);
// should.strictEqual(typeof resultVal, "string");
callback();
}
);function(err, result) {
should.not.exist(err);
should.strictEqual(result.rows[0][0], insertID);
should.strictEqual(result.rows[0][1], expected);
callback();
}
);function(err, result) {
should.not.exist(err);
var expected = insertContent;
if(insertContent == "" || insertContent == undefined) {
expected = null;
}
should.strictEqual(result.outBinds.c, expected);
callback();
}
);should
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