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79d1c792ebCurrently, most of the JS test modules follow this
convention:
```
module("Integration | Component | topic-dismiss-buttons"
```
Which is a legacy from when ember components etc were
rendered in templates like this:
```
{{d-button title="foo"}}
```
Instead, this commit updates all of them to follow this
PascalCase convention:
```
module("Integration | Component | TopicDismissButtons", function (hooks) {
```
No linting is added to enforce this, we suspect that it's
mostly a result of cargo culting, and people will add new
tests following PascalCase convention.
Also adds an initial AI skill for writing JS tests.
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import { render } from "@ember/test-helpers";
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import { module, test } from "qunit";
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import { setupRenderingTest } from "discourse/tests/helpers/component-test";
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import AdminHolidaysList from "discourse/plugins/discourse-calendar/discourse/components/admin-holidays-list";
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module("Integration | Component | AdminHolidaysList", function (hooks) {
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setupRenderingTest(hooks);
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test("displaying a list of the provided holidays", async function (assert) {
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this.set("holidays", [
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{ date: "2022-01-01", name: "New Year's Day" },
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{ date: "2022-01-17", name: "Martin Luther King, Jr. Day" },
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]);
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await render(
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<template><AdminHolidaysList @holidays={{this.holidays}} /></template>
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);
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assert
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.dom("table tbody tr:nth-child(1) td:nth-child(1)")
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.hasText("2022-01-01", "it displays the first holiday date");
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assert
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.dom("table tbody tr:nth-child(1) td:nth-child(2)")
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.hasText("New Year's Day", "it displays the first holiday name");
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assert
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.dom("table tbody tr:nth-child(2) td:nth-child(1)")
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.hasText("2022-01-17", "it displays the second holiday date");
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assert
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.dom("table tbody tr:nth-child(2) td:nth-child(2)")
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.hasText(
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"Martin Luther King, Jr. Day",
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"it displays the second holiday name"
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);
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});
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});
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