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import { join, sep, parse } from 'path'
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import fs from 'mz/fs'
import glob from 'glob-promise'
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export default async function resolve (id) {
const paths = getPaths(id)
for (const p of paths) {
if (await isFile(p)) {
return p
}
}
const err = new Error(`Cannot find module ${id}`)
err.code = 'ENOENT'
throw err
}
export function resolveFromList (id, files) {
const paths = getPaths(id)
const set = new Set(files)
for (const p of paths) {
if (set.has(p)) return p
}
}
function getPaths (id) {
const i = sep === '/' ? id : id.replace(/\//g, sep)
if (i.slice(-3) === '.js') return [i]
if (i.slice(-5) === '.json') return [i]
if (i[i.length - 1] === sep) {
return [
New test setup (#640) * Use jest-cli instead of gulp plugin. * Use jest-cli instead of gulp plugin. * Move fixtures into the examples dir. * Move test code of example app to the basic example. * Add isolated tests for server/resolve * Allow tests to use cheerio. * Use portfinder to get a unique port. * Move back integration tests into the example dir. * Introduce next-test-utils. * Remove gulp-jest * Add coveralls support. * Use transpiled version of code in dist. This is to make sure same file gets covered by both unit/isolated tests and integration tests. * Add support for source maps. * Use code from dist always. * Use nyc to stop instrument. * Add integration test suite for production usage. * Use jest-cli. * Add support for running e2e tests. * Check gzipPath with fs.stat before serving Otherwise, serve package might throw issues other than ENOENT * Install chromedriver with npm install. * Install chrome on travis-ci. * Add --forceExit to Jest. * Run tests only on Node v6. That's because selenium-webdriver only supports Node 6 LTS. * Use chromedriver NPM module to install chromedriver. * Use wd as the webdriver client. * Run chromedriver before tests. * Run travis for both node 4 and 6 * Remove unwanted npm install script. * Move some common text utilities to next-test-utils * Add lint checks and testing in npm prepublish hook. * Use npm on travis-ci. We are having some caching issues with yarn and chromedriver. * Make tests work on windows.\n But chromedriver doesn't work. * Clean up dependencies. * Run chromedriver in background without any tools. * Fix a typo in the code. * Use ES6 features used in node4 inside the gulpfile. * Add some comments. * Add support for running in windows. * Stop chromedriver properly on windows. * Fix typos.
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i + 'index.js',
i + 'index.json'
]
}
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return [
i + '.js',
join(i, 'index.js'),
i + '.json',
join(i, 'index.json')
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]
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}
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async function isFile (p) {
let stat
try {
stat = await fs.stat(p)
} catch (err) {
if (err.code === 'ENOENT') return false
throw err
}
// We need the path to be case sensitive
const realpath = await getTrueFilePath(p)
if (p !== realpath) return false
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return stat.isFile() || stat.isFIFO()
}
// This is based on the stackoverflow answer: http://stackoverflow.com/a/33139702/457224
// We assume we'll get properly normalized path names as p
async function getTrueFilePath (p) {
let fsPathNormalized = p
// OSX: HFS+ stores filenames in NFD (decomposed normal form) Unicode format,
// so we must ensure that the input path is in that format first.
if (process.platform === 'darwin') fsPathNormalized = fsPathNormalized.normalize('NFD')
// !! Windows: Curiously, the drive component mustn't be part of a glob,
// !! otherwise glob.sync() will invariably match nothing.
// !! Thus, we remove the drive component and instead pass it in as the 'cwd'
// !! (working dir.) property below.
var pathRoot = parse(fsPathNormalized).root
var noDrivePath = fsPathNormalized.slice(Math.max(pathRoot.length - 1, 0))
// Perform case-insensitive globbing (on Windows, relative to the drive /
// network share) and return the 1st match, if any.
// Fortunately, glob() with nocase case-corrects the input even if it is
// a *literal* path.
const result = await glob(noDrivePath, { nocase: true, cwd: pathRoot })
return result[0]
}