The code imports a function createSheet
from a Core
module to create a Google Drive sheet, and then writes a unit test to verify that the function successfully creates a sheet with a given email address.
npm run import -- "test google sheet create"
var importer = require('../Core');
var createSheet = importer.import("create a sheet in google drive");
describe('create a new marketing sheet', () => {
it('should create a sheet', () => {
return createSheet('bjcullinan@gmail.com');
})
})
// Import required modules and functions
import { importFunction } from '../Core';
import createSheet from '../Core/create-a-sheet-in-google-drive';
describe('create a new marketing sheet', () => {
/**
* Test suite for creating a new marketing sheet in Google Drive
*/
it('should create a sheet', async () => {
// Use a valid email address for testing
const email = 'bjcullinan@gmail.com';
try {
// Call the createSheet function and assert its success
await createSheet(email);
console.log(`Sheet created successfully for ${email}`);
} catch (error) {
// Catch any errors and log the error message
console.error(`Error creating sheet: ${error.message}`);
}
})
})
var importer = require('../Core');
var createSheet = importer.import('create a sheet in google drive');
Core
from a relative path (../Core
).importer
to load a specific function named createSheet
from the Core
module. The function is identified by the string 'create a sheet in google drive'
.describe('create a new marketing sheet', () => {
it('should create a sheet', () => {
return createSheet('bjcullinan@gmail.com');
})
})
describe
function.it
function.'should create a sheet'
.createSheet
function with a hardcoded email address 'bjcullinan@gmail.com'
as an argument and returns the result.