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bitwarden-browser/libs/common/spec/matchers/to-almost-equal.ts
Matt Gibson 62ad39e697
Ps/pm 5965/better config polling (#8325)
* Create tracker that can await until expected observables are received.

* Test dates are almost equal

* Remove unused class method

* Allow for updating active account in accout service fake

* Correct observable tracker behavior

Clarify documentation

* Transition config service to state provider

Updates the config fetching behavior to be lazy and ensure that any emitted value has been updated if older than a configurable value (statically compiled).

If desired, config fetching can be ensured fresh through an async.

* Update calls to config service in DI and bootstrapping

* Migrate account server configs

* Fix global config fetching

* Test migration rollback

* Adhere to implementation naming convention

* Adhere to abstract class naming convention

* Complete config abstraction rename

* Remove unnecessary cli config service

* Fix builds

* Validate observable does not complete

* Use token service to determine authed or unauthed config pull

* Remove superfluous factory config

* Name describe blocks after the thing they test

* Remove implementation documentation

Unfortunately the experience when linking to external documentation is quite poor. Instead of following the link and retrieving docs, you get a link that can be clicked to take you out of context to the docs. No link _does_ retrieve docs, but lacks indication in the implementation that documentation exists at all.

On the balance, removing the link is the better experience.

* Fix storybook
2024-03-27 10:03:09 -07:00

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/**
* Matches the expected date within an optional ms precision
* @param received The received date
* @param expected The expected date
* @param msPrecision The optional precision in milliseconds
*/
export const toAlmostEqual: jest.CustomMatcher = function (
received: Date,
expected: Date,
msPrecision: number = 10,
) {
const receivedTime = received.getTime();
const expectedTime = expected.getTime();
const difference = Math.abs(receivedTime - expectedTime);
return {
pass: difference <= msPrecision,
message: () =>
`expected ${received} to be within ${msPrecision}ms of ${expected} (actual difference: ${difference}ms)`,
};
};