Background
I have a small server that receives data from a machine. Every time I receive a message I call a function in a dispatcher object that simply console.logs everything it receives.
Problem
The code works well as I can see the console.logs in the console, but Sinon spy.called doesn't work. It is always false no matter how many times I call dispatcher.onMessage.
Code
server.js
const eventDispatcher = {
onMessage: console.log,
};
const server = (dispatcher = eventDispatcher) => {
//this gets called everytime the server receives a message
const onData = data => {
//Process data
//....
dispatcher.onMessage(data);
};
const getDispatcher = () => dispatcher;
return Object.freeze({
getDispatcher
});
};
test.js
describe("message sender", () => {
const myServer = serverFactory();
it("should send information to server", () => {
dummyMachine.socket.write("Hello World!\r\n");
const dataSpy = sinon.spy(myServer.getDispatcher(), "onMessage");
expect(dataSpy.called).to.be.true; //always fails!
});
});
Research
After reading similar posts I believe this happens due to some layer of indirection, as pointed in:
And should be fixed via using this:
However, looking at my code I really can't get what I am missing.
Question
- What am I doing wrong?
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