const Tom = require('test-runner').Tom
const jsdoc = require('../')
const Fixture = require('./lib/fixture')
const path = require('path')
const fs = require('fs-then-native')
const a = require('assert')

/* tests need to run sequentially as `jsdoc.cache` is shared between tests */
const tom = module.exports = new Tom('caching', { maxConcurrency: 1 })

tom.test('.explainSync({ files, cache: true })', async function () {
  const f = new Fixture('class-all')
  jsdoc.cache.dir = 'tmp/test/cache-sync'
  await jsdoc.cache.clear()
  const output = jsdoc.explainSync({ files: f.sourcePath, cache: true })
  const expectedOutput = f.getExpectedOutput(output)

  a.ok(typeof output === 'object')
  a.deepEqual(output, expectedOutput)
})

tom.test('.explain({ files, cache: true  })', async function () {
  const f = new Fixture('class-all')
  jsdoc.cache.dir = 'tmp/test/cache' + this.index
  await jsdoc.cache.clear()

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