eggjs / tegg

Strong Type framework with eggjs.
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feat: add dump switcher #252

Closed gxkl closed 3 weeks ago

gxkl commented 3 weeks ago
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The pull request introduces updates to the @eggjs/tegg-standalone project by adding a new development dependency and enhancing the configuration options for module loading. Specifically, a dump property is added to both the EggModuleLoaderOptions and RunnerOptions interfaces, allowing for conditional dumping of module descriptors. Additionally, the test suite is modified to validate the new functionality, ensuring that the dump method behaves correctly based on the specified options.

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File Path Change Summary
standalone/standalone/package.json Added new development dependency: "mm": "^3.2.1" in devDependencies.
standalone/standalone/src/EggModuleLoader.ts Added optional property dump?: boolean to EggModuleLoaderOptions. Modified generateAppGraph to conditionally dump module descriptors based on options.dump.
standalone/standalone/src/Runner.ts Updated RunnerOptions to include dump?: boolean;. Modified constructor and loadUnitLoader to utilize the dump option.
standalone/standalone/test/index.test.ts Added imports for mocking and dumping. Introduced beforeEach hook for restoring mocks. Added tests for main function to check behavior with and without dump option.

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gxkl commented 3 weeks ago

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