How to use

isFunction

function

in

LoDashFp

test.cb('expose configue handler with a custom name', t => {
 const configue = new Configue({defaults: {r: 2, d: 2}});
 const middleware = configue.middleware('conf');

 const req = {},
  res = {};
 middleware(req, res, () => {
  t.deepEqual(res, {});
  t.assert(_.isFunction(req.conf));
  t.assert(_.isFunction(req.conf.get));
  t.assert(_.isFunction(req.conf.t));
  t.is(req.conf('r'), 2);
  t.end();
 });
});

test.cb('hapi should register correctly', t => {
 t.plan(6);
 const server = {
  log() {},
  decorate(type, decorateName, configGetter) {
   t.assert(/server|request/.test(type));
   t.is(decorateName, 'configue');
   t.true(_.isFunction(configGetter));
  }
 };
 const plugin = new Configue().plugin();
 plugin(server, {}, t.end);
});

// TODO (maybe) List of key!! (filter) -> its a getALL!!
/**
 * Load the configue into one object, eventually based on a model
 *
 * "model" is either:
 * - a (nested) object whose leafes are keys to be replaced by their associated value
 * - a function taking a config getter as argument and returning the object
 *
 * @param model eventual model to load
 * @returns {*} all the config or a partial model
 */
function load(model) {
 return model
  ? _.isFunction(model)
   ? model(makeConfigGetter(this))
   : populateObj(this, model, getPaths(model))
  : this.nconf.load();
}

test.cb('expose configue handler', t => {
 const configue = new Configue({defaults: {r: 2, d: 2}});
 const middleware = configue.middleware();

 const req = {},
  res = {};
 middleware(req, res, () => {
  t.deepEqual(res, {});
  t.assert(_.isFunction(req.configue));
  t.assert(_.isFunction(req.configue.get));
  t.assert(_.isFunction(req.configue.t));
  t.is(req.configue('r'), 2);
  t.end();
 });
});

test.cb('hapi should register with a custom name correctly', t => {
 t.plan(6);
 const server = {
  log() {},
  decorate(type, decorateName, configGetter) {
   t.assert(/server|request/.test(type));
   t.is(decorateName, 'conf');
   t.true(_.isFunction(configGetter));
  }
 };
 const plugin = new Configue().plugin('conf');
 plugin(server, {}, t.end);
});