promises-es6-tests

import promisesES6Tests from 'promises-es6-tests'; // Create a mock adapter that mimics a Promise library's interface // In a real scenario, this would import your actual Promise implementation const adapter = { // `Deferred` and `resolved`, `rejected` from Promises/A+ spec // For ES6 tests, we primarily need the global Promise object setup/teardown // and access to the Promise constructor being tested. // Example of a minimal adapter for a native Promise implementation // For a polyfill, these would modify `globalScope`. defineGlobalPromise: function (globalScope) { globalScope.Promise = Promise; // Use native Promise for testing globalScope.assert = require('assert'); // Node.js assert for tests }, removeGlobalPromise: function (globalScope) { delete globalScope.Promise; delete globalScope.assert; }, // The `resolve` and `reject` methods are from the Promises/A+ adapter spec // and might not be directly used by all ES6 tests, but are part of the expected interface. resolved: Promise.resolve.bind(Promise), rejected: Promise.reject.bind(Promise) }; console.log('Running promises-es6-tests...'); promisesES6Tests(adapter, function (err) { if (err) { console.error(`Promises ES6 tests failed with ${err} failures.`); process.exit(err); } else { console.log('Promises ES6 tests passed successfully.'); process.exit(0); } });