Mocking document

[Trevor Lalish-Menagh]

Hello all,

I am integrating Jasmine into my maven build process and have run into
a puzzling problem.

I am testing a library that sets cookies and local storage. To verify
that my library works, I check document.cookie to see if the cookie
was set.

Since cookies don't exist locally, I can only get the tests to pass if
I put my Jasmine HTML file on a web server (I use Sinatra).

But, it seems that when I run the tests in my maven build process,
they run as if locally, thus they break.

Barring spinning up a web server to run the tests in my build process,
does anyone know how to mock document?

I tried adding:
beforeEach(function () {
document = {"cookie": ""};
});

but it seems I am not allowed to override document. Any ideas?

Yours,
Trevor

[Jeremy Lightsmith]

how about document["cookie"] = ...?

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[Davis Frank]

Maybe something is assuming that document is on window? So build up your window global object with a document property with a cookie property?

--dwf