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Enhance utility functions and tests: Introduce a helper function for logging message identifiers, update findAvailablePort to handle server instances, and improve test coverage for DenoHttpServer and file operations. Refactor tests to use spies for mocking Deno file system operations.

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Minoru Mizutani 2025-04-29 12:33:33 +09:00
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tests/deno-http-server_test.ts
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@ -50,11 +50,11 @@ describe("DenoHttpServer", () => {
it("should handle 404 for non-existent routes", async () => {
const server = new DenoHttpServer();
const localTestPort = 9877;
let serverInstance!: ReturnType<DenoHttpServer["listen"]>;
let localServerInstance!: ReturnType<DenoHttpServer["listen"]>;
try {
// Start the server on a random available port
serverInstance = server.listen(localTestPort, "localhost");
// Start the server on a random available port
localServerInstance = server.listen(localTestPort, "localhost");
// Send a request to a non-existent route
const response = await fetch(`http://localhost:${localTestPort}/non-existent`);
@ -63,25 +63,25 @@ describe("DenoHttpServer", () => {
assertEquals(response.status, 404);
await response.body?.cancel(); // Consume the body to prevent leaks
} finally {
if (serverInstance) {
server.close();
if (localServerInstance) {
await server.close(); // Use await to ensure proper cleanup
}
}
});
it("should listen without callback", () => {
it("should listen without callback", async () => {
const server = new DenoHttpServer();
const localTestPort = 9878;
let serverInstance!: ReturnType<DenoHttpServer["listen"]>;
let localServerInstance!: ReturnType<DenoHttpServer["listen"]>;
try {
serverInstance = server.listen(localTestPort, "localhost");
localServerInstance = server.listen(localTestPort, "localhost");
// Our implementation returns an object with address() that returns {port}
const addr = serverInstance.address() as { port: number };
const addr = localServerInstance.address() as { port: number };
assertEquals(localTestPort, addr.port);
} finally {
if (serverInstance) {
server.close();
if (localServerInstance) {
await server.close(); // Use await to ensure proper cleanup
}
}
});