const [warning, warning2] = warnings;
        const actualFile = unixify(warning.file);
        const expectedFile = unixify('src/lib/func.ts');
        expect(actualFile).toContain(expectedFile);
        expect(warning.rawMessage).toContain('WARNING');
        expect(warning.rawMessage).toContain('@typescript-eslint/array-type');
        expect(warning.rawMessage).toContain(
          "Array type using 'Array' is forbidden. Use 'string[]' instead."
        );
        expect(warning.location).toEqual({
          character: 44,
          line: 3
        });

        const actualFile2 = unixify(warning2.file);
        const expectedFile2 = unixify('src/lib/otherFunc.js');
        expect(actualFile2).toContain(expectedFile2);
        expect(warning2.rawMessage).toContain('WARNING');
        expect(warning2.rawMessage).toContain(
          '@typescript-eslint/no-unused-vars'
        );
        expect(warning2.rawMessage).toContain(
          "'i' is assigned a value but never used."
        );
        expect(warning2.location).toEqual({
          character: 5,
          line: 4
        });

        const error = errors.find(err =&gt;
          err.rawMessage.includes('@typescript-eslint/array-type')
        );

Most popular functions for unixify

To help you get started, we’ve selected a few unixify examples, based on popular ways it is used in public projects.

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