We have only covered a single scenario with our first unit test. Therefore, we should write more tests to cover every scenario. Try completing the unit test suite for generateValidationErrorMessage yourself; once you are ready, compare your solution with the following one:
import assert from 'assert';
import generateValidationErrorMessage from '.';
describe('generateValidationErrorMessage', function () {
it('should return the correct string when error.keyword is "required"', function () {
const errors = [{
keyword: 'required',
dataPath: '.test.path',
params: {
missingProperty: 'property',
},
}];
const actualErrorMessage = generateValidationErrorMessage(errors);
const expectedErrorMessage = "The '.test.path.property' field is missing";
assert.equal(actualErrorMessage, expectedErrorMessage);
});
it('should return the correct string when error.keyword is "type"', function () {
const errors = ...