This code tests a function that generates import definitions for Eloqua, ensuring it correctly includes the provided instance ID in the generated template. The test uses a placeholder instance ID and asserts that it is present in the resulting JSON output.

Run example

npm run import -- "test eloqua import create template"

test eloqua import create template

var assert = require('assert');
var importer = require('../Core');
var { temporaryImportTemplate } = importer.import("eloqua import create template");

describe('eloqua bulk import definition', () => {
    it('should return the current import definition', () => {
        const dummyInstance = 'instance123';
        const template = temporaryImportTemplate(dummyInstance, 'execution123');
        assert(JSON.stringify(template).includes(dummyInstance));
    })
})

const assert = require('assert');
const {
  importer,
  temporaryImportTemplate,
} = require('../Core');

describe('Eloqua Bulk Import Definition', () => {
  // Mock Eloqua instance for testing purposes
  const dummyEloquaInstance = 'instance123';
  const dummyExecution = 'execution123';

  it('should return the current import definition', () => {
    // Create temporary import template instance
    const template = temporaryImportTemplate(dummyEloquaInstance, dummyExecution);
    
    // Verify that the template includes the instance and execution IDs
    assert.strictEqual(
      JSON.stringify(template),
      JSON.stringify({ instance: dummyEloquaInstance, execution: dummyExecution }),
      'Template does not match expected format'
    );
  });

  // TODO: Add more test cases for different import scenarios
  // TODO: Consider using a testing library like Jest for better test coverage
});

This code snippet is a unit test for a function that generates an import definition for Eloqua, a marketing automation platform.

Here's a breakdown:

1. Dependencies:

   • assert: A library for making assertions (checking if conditions are true) in tests.
   • importer: A custom module likely responsible for importing functions or configurations.

2. Test Setup:

   • describe('eloqua bulk import definition', () => { ... }): This defines a test suite named "eloqua bulk import definition". All tests within this suite will relate to this topic.
   • it('should return the current import definition', () => { ... }): This defines a specific test case within the suite.

3. Test Logic:

   • const dummyInstance = 'instance123';: Creates a placeholder instance ID for testing.
   • const template = temporaryImportTemplate(dummyInstance, 'execution123');: Calls the temporaryImportTemplate function, passing in the dummy instance ID and an execution ID. This function likely generates the Eloqua import definition.
   • assert(JSON.stringify(template).includes(dummyInstance));: This assertion checks if the generated template (converted to a JSON string) contains the dummy instance ID. If it does, the test passes; otherwise, it fails.

In essence, this test verifies that the temporaryImportTemplate function correctly incorporates the provided instance ID into the generated Eloqua import definition.