Gobbles up 404 when performing callback

[Simen Bekkhus]

Hi!

I've currently wrapped the sinon.fakeserver's respondWith in a helper function. So I now have the possibility to send in urls in an array, what to respond with in an array (JSON), and a callback, which is what triggers the HTTP GETs. And this works fine.

My problem is that if I miss an http-request (which would normally trigger a 404 if not using Sinon), I don't get any feedback on what went wrong, it just gives me an empty object in response to that GET-request. What I do now is to try to make the request without sinon to see what gets requested by the callback (404 in console), then add those URLs and responses to the sinon-function. What I'd like is if sinon would throw a warning of some kind if it intercepts an HTTP-request for which it has not been asked to have a response for.

If this makes no sense at all, say so, and I'll try again.

-Simen

[Christian Johansen]

Maybe you could provide a little bit more detail, or a very minimal code
skeleton? The fake server will respond with 404 for unknown requests by
default, but it looks like you may have added a handler for all requests
without replicating the 404 behavior?

Christian

[Simen Bekkhus]

        var paths = [], mockResponses = [], $myButton = $("#myButton");

        mockResponses.push(readFixtures("data1.json"));

        mockResponses.push(readFixtures("data2.json"));

        paths.push("url1");

        paths.push("url2");

        ServerUtils.fakeResponse(paths, mockResponses, {}, function () {

            $myButton.click();

        });

       fakeResponse: function (url, response, options, callback) {

            var statusCode, headers, server, resp, i;

            statusCode = options.statusCode || 200;

            headers = options.headers || {"Content-Type": "application/json"};

            server = sinon.fakeServer.create();

            for (i = 0; i < url.length; i++) {

                server.respondWith(url[i], [statusCode, headers, response[i]]);

            }

            callback();

            resp = server.respond();

            server.restore();

        }

If there is a third request made by clicking that button, I get the silent error I talked about in the opening post. Otherwise it works exactly as intended

-Simen

[Simen Bekkhus]

Oh, and we're using Sinon 1.6

[Simen Bekkhus]

Do you have any ideas?

-Simen