import emojify from '@/utils/emojify' describe('emojify', () => { const emoji = [ { shortcode: 'python', static_url: 'https://example.com/python', url: 'https://example.com/python', visible_in_picker: true }, { shortcode: 'nodejs', static_url: 'https://example.com/nodejs', url: 'https://example.com/nodejs', visible_in_picker: true }, { shortcode: 'slack', static_url: 'https://example.com/slack', url: 'https://example.com/slack', visible_in_picker: true } ] describe('Does not contain shortcode', () => { const str = 'I have a pen.' it('should not change', () => { const result = emojify(str, emoji) expect(result).toEqual(str) }) }) describe('Contain a shortcode', () => { const str = 'I like :python:' it('should replace', () => { const result = emojify(str, emoji) expect(result).toEqual( 'I like python' ) }) }) describe('Contain some shortcodes', () => { const str = 'I like :python: , :nodejs: and :slack:' it('should replace', () => { const result = emojify(str, emoji) expect(result).toEqual( 'I like python , nodejs and slack' ) }) }) describe('Contain same shortcodes', () => { const str = 'I like :python: , I love :python:' it('should replace', () => { const result = emojify(str, emoji) expect(result).toEqual( 'I like python , I love python' ) }) }) })