I'm trying to port some Jasmine tests from javascript to LiveScript. One of Jasmine's functions is it
. Here's an example:
(function(){
describe("The selling page", function() {
// bla bla
it("should display cards.", function() {
expect(selectedCards.count()).toEqual(1);
});
});
So, I tried this in LiveScript:
do !->
describe "the selling page " !->
it "should display cards" !->
expect (selectedCards.count()).toEqual("")
Which compiles to this:
// Generated by LiveScript 1.3.1
(function(){
describe("the selling page ", function(it){ // <--- note the "it"
it("should display cards", function(){
expect(browser.getTitle().toEqual(""));
});
});
})();
You notice that the second function takes the "it" as an argument. I didn't find the livescript doc about this but I understand it's a feature (if I replace the it
function by something else it's all fine. That makes me confident I'm not partially applying a function).
However, I need the it
function and I don't want it as an argument. How can I write this snippet then ? Thanks !
You should use (...) in describe to avoid adding extra params
Like that:
do !->
describe "the selling page", (...) !->
it "should display cards" !->
expect (selectedCards.count()).toEqual("")