refactored comments in unit tests

tests/unit/gc-metrics.test.js

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@
 const test = require('node:test')
 const assert = require('node:assert')
 
-test('GC Metrics', async (t) => {
+test('GC Metrics', async () => {
   const metricEmitter = require('../..')()
 
   global.gc()
@@ -18,27 +18,25 @@ test('GC Metrics', async (t) => {
   assert.ok(keys.length > 0, 'should notice at least one GC')
   assert.equal(typeof keys[0], 'string', 'should have strings as keys')
 
-  await t.test('GC stats objects', () => {
-    const stats = gcs[keys[0]]
-    assert.equal(typeof stats, 'object', 'should have stats objects')
-    assert.equal(typeof stats.typeId, 'number', 'should have the type ID')
-    assert.equal(typeof stats.type, 'string', 'should have the type name')
-    assert.equal(typeof stats.metrics, 'object', 'should have a metrics object')
-  })
-
-  await t.test('GC stats metrics', () => {
-    const metrics = gcs[keys[0]].metrics
-    assert.equal(typeof metrics.total, 'number', 'should have total field')
-    assert.equal(typeof metrics.min, 'number', 'should have min field')
-    assert.equal(typeof metrics.max, 'number', 'should have max field')
-    assert.equal(typeof metrics.sumOfSquares, 'number', 'should have sumOfSquares field')
-    assert.equal(typeof metrics.count, 'number', 'should have count field')
-
-    assert.ok(metrics.total > 0, 'should have reasonable values for total')
-    assert.ok(metrics.min > 0, 'should have reasonable values for min')
-    assert.ok(metrics.max > 0, 'should have reasonable values for max')
-    assert.ok(metrics.max >= metrics.min, 'should have a max larger than a min')
-    assert.ok(metrics.sumOfSquares > 0, 'should have reasonable values for sumOfSquares')
-    assert.ok(metrics.count > 0, 'should have reasonable values for count')
-  })
+  // GC stats objects
+  const stats = gcs[keys[0]]
+  assert.equal(typeof stats, 'object', 'should have stats objects')
+  assert.equal(typeof stats.typeId, 'number', 'should have the type ID')
+  assert.equal(typeof stats.type, 'string', 'should have the type name')
+  assert.equal(typeof stats.metrics, 'object', 'should have a metrics object')
+
+  // GC stats metrics
+  const metrics = gcs[keys[0]].metrics
+  assert.equal(typeof metrics.total, 'number', 'should have total field')
+  assert.equal(typeof metrics.min, 'number', 'should have min field')
+  assert.equal(typeof metrics.max, 'number', 'should have max field')
+  assert.equal(typeof metrics.sumOfSquares, 'number', 'should have sumOfSquares field')
+  assert.equal(typeof metrics.count, 'number', 'should have count field')
+
+  assert.ok(metrics.total > 0, 'should have reasonable values for total')
+  assert.ok(metrics.min > 0, 'should have reasonable values for min')
+  assert.ok(metrics.max > 0, 'should have reasonable values for max')
+  assert.ok(metrics.max >= metrics.min, 'should have a max larger than a min')
+  assert.ok(metrics.sumOfSquares > 0, 'should have reasonable values for sumOfSquares')
+  assert.ok(metrics.count > 0, 'should have reasonable values for count')
 })

tests/unit/loop-metrics.test.js

@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ test('Loop Metrics', async (t) => {
   // Queue up a loop with some CPU burn.
   await new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, 100))
 
-  console.log('spinning cpu...')
+  // spinning cpu...
   const start = Date.now()
   while (Date.now() - start < SPIN_TIME) {} // Spin the CPU for 2 seconds.
 
@@ -59,11 +59,7 @@ test('Loop Metrics', async (t) => {
   const usage = metric.usage
 
   const meanTime = usage.total / usage.count
-  if (process.arch === 'arm64') {
-    console.log(
-      `{ min: ${usage.min}, max: ${usage.max}, meanTime: ${meanTime}, count: ${usage.count}, total: ${usage.total} }`
-    )
-  }
+
   assert.ok(
     usage.total * MICRO_TO_MILLIS > SPIN_TIME - CPU_EPSILON,
     'should have total greater than spin time'