javascript/test/set.test.ts

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import Fory, { Type } from '../packages/core/index';
import { describe, expect, test } from '@jest/globals';

describe('set', () => {
    test('should set work', () => {
        
        const fory = new Fory({ refTracking: true });    
        const input = fory.serialize(new Set(["foo1", "bar1", "cc2"]));
        const result = fory.deserialize(
            input
        );
        expect(result).toEqual(new Set(["foo1", "bar1", "cc2"]))
    });
    test('should set in object work', () => {
        const typeinfo = Type.struct({
            typeName: "example.foo"
        }, {
            a: Type.set(Type.string())
        });
        
        const fory = new Fory({ refTracking: true });    
        const { serialize, deserialize } = fory.register(typeinfo);
        const input = serialize({ a: new Set(["foo1", "bar2"]) });
        const result = deserialize(
            input
        );
        expect(result).toEqual({ a: new Set(["foo1", "bar2"]) })
    });
});