Feature: sinonFakeServer#respondWith(method, urlMatcher, body) overload #171
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…d, where urlMatcherFunc(requestUrl) returns true/false for request matching.
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Why eslint doesn't like my lambda, eg () => true? |
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Because arrow functions is not ES5 (it is an ES2015 feature). We are probably dropping IE support in the very near future, and then we will revisit our stance on this ;) |
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Moved to #172 |
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Feature: sinonFakeServer#respondWith(method, urlMatcher, body) where urlMatcher is a predicate. eg
function equalMatcher(requestUrl) {
return "/hello" === requestUrl;
}
It's sort of an inplace replacement for the Regexp.
Also, it's my own feature request: sinonjs/sinon#2318