refactor: apply webpack-defaults
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This should be good to go, the comments could be adressed or ignored and the follow up PR with standardize test setup just refactors/cleans them up. But #36 should land as soon as possible
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Maybe we should leave this out for now until there is consensus about the initial test setup
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Please no extra lib for {Promise} as every supported target has native {Promise} support
promisify() can easily be polyfilled by a custom helper or a lightweight lib || utils.promisify()
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See comment below & I agree with you entirely. In fact I asked Sean about that shortly after looking at the example.
utils.promisify() iirc isn't available in all our supported Node versions so if we were going to use this setup ( and i'm not ) i was thinking about something like pify.
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Destructuring here and returning an {Object} on L69 doesn't really make sense, its better to return the whole compilation and pass it to helpers in the particular test
example.test.js
import webpack from 'helpers/compiler'
import { loader, errors, warnings, assets } from 'helpers/utils' // maybe test-utils/stats-utils
test('Loader', () => {
const config = { loader: {...options} }
webpack('path/to/fixture.ext', config)
.then((compilation) => loader(compilation))
.then({ result, map, meta } => {
expect(result).toMatchSnapshot()
if (map) expect(map).toMatchSnapshot()
...
})
.catch((err) => err)
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But thats discussion for webpack-defaults #68 to not derail the PR here further :)
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| const { result } = await runLoadersPromise({ resource: getFixtureResource(fixtureName), loaders }); |
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Maybe just two simple tests (default/escaping(#36)) with loader.call(ctx, content) for now as the raw-loader doesn't demand any requirements and proper testing in a follow up
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@michael-ciniawsky - Yeah, I was just tinkering with Seans test setup which is complete overkill here but how cumbersome it was in a small repo was what I was curious about.
I'm going to lean this out a bunch more inline with your initial pass
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Intended to be merged & released as a part of
1.0.0on a betadist-tagonce this has been finished and properly tested.BREAKING CHANGE:
Enforces NodeJS > 4.8 via engines
Closes #25