
Before these tests could be flaky if they happened to be called around the edge of a second. Now we try up to 5 times to execute the tests while staying within the same second.
104 lines
3.9 KiB
JavaScript
104 lines
3.9 KiB
JavaScript
describe("correct behavior", () => {
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test("length is 1", () => {
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expect(Temporal.Now.plainDateTime).toHaveLength(1);
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});
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test("basic functionality", () => {
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const calendar = new Temporal.Calendar("iso8601");
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const plainDateTime = Temporal.Now.plainDateTime(calendar);
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expect(plainDateTime).toBeInstanceOf(Temporal.PlainDateTime);
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expect(plainDateTime.calendar).toBe(calendar);
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});
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const plainDateTimeToEpochSeconds = plainDateTime =>
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(plainDateTime.year - 1970) * 31_556_952 +
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plainDateTime.dayOfYear * 86_400 +
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plainDateTime.hour * 3_600 +
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plainDateTime.minute * 60 +
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plainDateTime.second +
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plainDateTime.millisecond / 1_000 +
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plainDateTime.microsecond / 1_000_000 +
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plainDateTime.nanosecond / 1_000_000_000;
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let timeZoneTested = false;
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// Note: We test both positive and negative timezones because one might cross a year boundary.
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// Since a year does not have a fixed amount of seconds because it can be a leap year,
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// we cannot have a correct constant for seconds per year which is always correct.
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// However, by assuming years are at least 2 days long we can simply try the positive
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// and negative timezones and skip one if we jump the year. To ensure at least one is
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// tested we have the timeZoneTested which is only set to true if one of the tests passed.
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test("custom time zone positive", () => {
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const calendar = new Temporal.Calendar("iso8601");
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const timeZone = {
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getOffsetNanosecondsFor() {
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return 86399999999999;
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},
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};
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const [plainDateTime, plainDateTimeWithOffset] = withinSameSecond(() => {
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return [
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Temporal.Now.plainDateTime(calendar, "UTC"),
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Temporal.Now.plainDateTime(calendar, timeZone),
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];
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});
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if (plainDateTime.year !== plainDateTimeWithOffset.year) return;
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const differenceSeconds =
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plainDateTimeToEpochSeconds(plainDateTimeWithOffset) -
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plainDateTimeToEpochSeconds(plainDateTime);
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expect(Math.floor(differenceSeconds)).toBe(86400);
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timeZoneTested = true;
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});
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test("custom time zone negative", () => {
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const calendar = new Temporal.Calendar("iso8601");
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const timeZone = {
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getOffsetNanosecondsFor() {
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return -86399999999999;
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},
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};
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const [plainDateTime, plainDateTimeWithOffset] = withinSameSecond(() => {
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return [
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Temporal.Now.plainDateTime(calendar, "UTC"),
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Temporal.Now.plainDateTime(calendar, timeZone),
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];
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});
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if (plainDateTime.year !== plainDateTimeWithOffset.year) return;
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const differenceSeconds =
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plainDateTimeToEpochSeconds(plainDateTimeWithOffset) -
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plainDateTimeToEpochSeconds(plainDateTime);
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expect(Math.floor(differenceSeconds)).toBe(-86400);
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timeZoneTested = true;
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});
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expect(timeZoneTested).toBeTrue();
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test("cannot have a time zone with more than a day", () => {
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[86400000000000, -86400000000000, 86400000000001, 86400000000002].forEach(offset => {
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const calendar = new Temporal.Calendar("iso8601");
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const timeZone = {
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getOffsetNanosecondsFor() {
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return offset;
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},
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};
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expect(() => Temporal.Now.plainDateTime(calendar, timeZone)).toThrowWithMessage(
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RangeError,
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"Invalid offset nanoseconds value, must be in range -86400 * 10^9 + 1 to 86400 * 10^9 - 1"
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);
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});
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});
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});
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describe("errors", () => {
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test("custom time zone doesn't have a getOffsetNanosecondsFor function", () => {
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expect(() => {
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Temporal.Now.plainDateTime({}, {});
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}).toThrowWithMessage(TypeError, "null is not a function");
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});
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});
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