Utils

This method is inspired from Tagged Literal (look at the MDN Documentation)

Useful to build string templates:

const { strictEqual } = require("assert");
const tpl = taggedString`hello ${0}`;

strictEqual(tpl("fraxken"), "hello fraxken");

Template properties can be either index or key:

const { strictEqual } = require("assert");
const tpl = taggedString`hello ${"name"}`;

strictEqual(tpl({ name: "fraxken" }), "hello fraxken");

Create a directory at the given path. This method trigger fs.mkdir but catch the ENOENT error if the directory exist.

Assert an Entity Object.

assertEntity({
    name: "myEntity",
    description: "desc",
    parent: 10,
    descriptors: {}
});

Assert an MicIdentityCard Object.

assertMIC({
    name: "myMIC",
    entityId: 1,
    unit: "unit",
    interval: 10,
    max: 100,
    description: "desc"
});

Assert an Alarm Object.

assertAlarm({
    message: "message",
    severity: 1,
    entityId: 2,
    correlateKey: "test_corrKey"
});

Assert a correlate id (Alarm correlate id). A CID is the addition of a Alarm ID and a Correlate key. The maximum length of the CID is 44.

assertCorrelateID("1#test_corrkey");

Assert a correlate key (Alarm correlate key). The length of CK must be between 1 and 35.

assertCK("test_corrkey");

Define a private (non-enumable, non-configurable) property on the target.

const assert = require("assert");

const obj = {};
privateProperty(obj, "foo", "bar");
assert.deepEqual(Object.keys(obj), []);

obj.foo = "world!";
assert.strictEqual(obj.foo, "world!");
assert.throws(() => {
    delete obj.foo;
}, { name: 'TypeError' });