Test `@tinyhttp/session`

tests are almost identical to Express session module, so there are references to source of their tests.

• SessionManager(opts)
  • more coming soon…
• getSession(req, res)
  • session.save(cb)
    • Should save session to store (src)
    • Should prevent end-of-request save (src)
    • Should prevent end-of-request save on reloaded session
  • session.touch(cb) (src)
  • session.cookie (src)
  • session.originalMaxAge (src)
  • and the rest of session properties 😄
• Cookie
  • new Cookie(opts)
    • expires is falsy be default
    • httpOnly is true by default

this list is in progress, so pls ping once finished writing those tests

[talentlessguy]

@alcar alright, will check for ur tests then but won’t close this issue

[alcar]

Hmm, I see! Okay, I’ll give that a try.

Just for reference, here is what I currently have:

it('should prevent end-of-request save', async () => {
  const store = new MemoryStore()

  const getSession = SessionManager({
    store,
    secret: 'test',
  })

  const { fetch } = InitAppAndTest(async (req, res) => {
    const session = await getSession(req, res)

    session.save((err) => {
      if (err) {
        return res.end(err.message)
      }

      res.end('saved')
    })
  })

  await fetch('/').expectStatus(200).expectBody('saved')

  shouldSetSessionInStore(store)
})

function shouldSetSessionInStore(store: MemoryStore) {
  const _set = store.set

  let count = 0

  store.set = function set() {
    count++

    return _set.apply(this, arguments)
  }

  assert.ok(count === 1, 'should set session in store')
}

I was also wondering why they do two consecutive requests and set a cookie in their tests 🤔