Integrationtest typescript

it(`GIVEN vehicle id="${healthyVehicle.id}", WHEN getDamageState() is executed THEN the Promise will be resolved with false.`, async () => {
 
            const result = DamageService.getDamageState(healthyVehicle.id);
 
            await expect(result).to.be.eventually.false;
});

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Integrationtest typescript

it(`GIVEN an id = "${id}", WHEN getDetailedVehicle() is executed, THEN the Promise will be resolved with ${expectedVehicleDto}.`, async () => {
            (VehicleRepository.findOne as SinonStub).withArgs(id).resolves(vehicleEntity);
            (ClassTransformer.plainToClass as SinonStub).withArgs(VehicleDto, vehicleEntity).returns(vehicleDto);
            (DamageService.getDamageState as SinonStub).withArgs(vehicleDto.id).resolves(true);
 
            const result = VehicleService.getDetailedVehicle(id);
 
            await expect(result).to.be.eventually.deep.equal(expectedVehicleDto);
});

Source: novatec-gmbh.de

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