common_utils_spec.js.es6

require('../../spec_helper');
require('lib/utils/common_utils');

(() => {
  describe('common_utils', () => {
    describe('gl.utils.parseUrl', () => {
      it('returns an anchor tag with url', () => {
        expect(gl.utils.parseUrl('/some/absolute/url').pathname).toContain('some/absolute/url');
      });
      it('url is escaped', () => {
        // IE11 will return a relative pathname while other browsers will return a full pathname.
        // parseUrl uses an anchor element for parsing an url. With relative urls, the anchor
        // element will create an absolute url relative to the current execution context.
        // The JavaScript test suite is executed at '/teaspoon' which will lead to an absolute
        // url starting with '/teaspoon'.
        expect(gl.utils.parseUrl('" test="asf"').pathname).toEqual('/teaspoon/%22%20test=%22asf%22');
      });
    });
    describe('gl.utils.parseUrlPathname', () => {
      beforeEach(() => {
        spyOn(gl.utils, 'parseUrl').and.callFake(url => ({
          pathname: url,
        }));
      });
      it('returns an absolute url when given an absolute url', () => {
        expect(gl.utils.parseUrlPathname('/some/absolute/url')).toEqual('/some/absolute/url');
      });
      it('returns an absolute url when given a relative url', () => {
        expect(gl.utils.parseUrlPathname('some/relative/url')).toEqual('/some/relative/url');
      });
    });
  });
})();