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jasmine.Spy.prototype.andReturnDeferred = ->
@deferreds = []
@resolve = =>
unless @deferreds.length > 0
throw "Cannot resolve, #{@identity} was not called"
dfr = @deferreds.shift()
dfr.resolve()
@reject = =>
unless @deferreds.length > 0
throw "Cannot reject, #{@identity} was not called"
dfr = @deferreds.shift()
dfr.reject()
@andCallFake =>
dfr = new $.Deferred
@deferreds.push(dfr)
dfr
describe "Spies", ->
describe "andReturnDeferred", ->
beforeEach ->
@obj = { doAsync: (->) }
spyOn(@obj, "doAsync").andReturnDeferred()
@observer = (->)
it "should trigger success callbacks when resolved", ->
@observer = jasmine.createSpy("successObserver")
@obj.doAsync().done(@observer)
expect(@observer).not.toHaveBeenCalled()
@obj.doAsync.resolve()
expect(@observer).toHaveBeenCalled()
it "should trigger failure callbacks when rejected", ->
@observer = jasmine.createSpy("failureObserver")
@obj.doAsync().fail(@observer)
expect(@observer).not.toHaveBeenCalled()
@obj.doAsync.reject()
expect(@observer).toHaveBeenCalled()
it "should fail when trying to resolve/reject before spied function was called", ->
expect(=> @obj.doAsync.resolve()).toThrow("Cannot resolve, doAsync was not called")
expect(=> @obj.doAsync.reject()).toThrow("Cannot reject, doAsync was not called")
it "should run callbacks in order of registration", ->
@observer1 = jasmine.createSpy("observer1")
@obj.doAsync().done(@observer1)
@observer2 = jasmine.createSpy("observer2")
@obj.doAsync().done(@observer2)
@obj.doAsync.resolve()
expect(@observer1).toHaveBeenCalled()
expect(@observer2).not.toHaveBeenCalled()
@obj.doAsync.resolve()
expect(@observer2).toHaveBeenCalled()
expect(=> @obj.doAsync.resolve()).toThrow("Cannot resolve, doAsync was not called")
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