sinon.spy on function doesn't seem to be working

[Hrusikesh Panda]

Any idea why the call count is always 0 with the following basic test?

http://jsbin.com/oZUqeTi/1/

var myfunc = function() {

    console.log('hello');

}

  

function myfunc2() {

    console.log('hello2');

}

test("should spy on myfunc", function() {

  

    var mySpy = sinon.spy(myfunc);

    var mySpy2 = sinon.spy(myfunc2);

    myfunc();

    myfunc2();

     

    sinon.assert.calledOnce(mySpy); // false

    sinon.assert.calledOnce(mySpy2);  // false

}); 

[Maximilian Antoni]

Because you're invoking the original function instead of the spy.

-Max

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[Hrusikesh Panda]

Well, in that case, I guess the documentation could use a little help. 

In other words, when you do this: 

sinon.spy(object, "method");

and then invoke object.method, the spy gets invoked transparently. However, in my case, this is not obvious that one needs to invoke the spy rather than the original function.