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res._headers is considered internal to node itself. Its value will change in a backwards incompatible way in the future node releases. Use the documented helper functions instead when they are available.
30 lines
740 B
JavaScript
30 lines
740 B
JavaScript
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'use strict';
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var response = require('../context').response;
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describe('res.header', function(){
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it('should return the response header object', function(){
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var res = response();
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res.set('X-Foo', 'bar');
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res.header.should.eql({ 'x-foo': 'bar' });
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})
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it('should use res.getHeaders helper when it is available', function(){
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var res = response(null, {
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_headers: {},
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getHeaders: function(){
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return { 'x-foo': 'baz' }
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}
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});
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res.header.should.eql({ 'x-foo': 'baz' });
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})
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describe('when res._headers not present', function (){
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it('should return empty object', function (){
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var res = response();
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res.res._headers = null;
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res.header.should.eql({});
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})
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})
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})
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