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When the X-Icinga-Module-Enable header is send, the modulemanager automatically tries to load javascript files for that module. This is realized by adding the 'registerHeaderListener' method to the async manager, which allows to listen to specific headers and firing callbacks if a response with the specified header is retrieved. Also the tests have changed a bit, requireNow should be used when using the requiremock, so a require always loads files new. refs #4092 refs #3753
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906 B
JavaScript
34 lines
906 B
JavaScript
/**
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* Helper for mocking $.async's XHR requests
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*
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*/
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var getCallback = function(empty, response, succeed, headers) {
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if (empty)
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return function() {};
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return function(callback) {
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callback(response, succeed, {
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getAllResponseHeaders: function() {
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return headers;
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},
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getResponseHeader: function(header) {
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return headers[header] || null;
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}
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});
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};
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};
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module.exports = {
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setNextAsyncResult: function(async, response, fails, headers) {
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headers = headers || {};
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var succeed = fails ? "fail" : "success";
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async.__internalXHRImplementation = function(config) {
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return {
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done: getCallback(fails, response, succeed, headers),
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fail: getCallback(!fails, response, succeed, headers)
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};
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};
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}
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};
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