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12 changes: 8 additions & 4 deletions test/parallel/test-url-parse-invalid-input.js
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Expand Up @@ -12,9 +12,13 @@ const url = require('url');
0.0,
0,
[],
{}
].forEach(function(val) {
assert.throws(function() { url.parse(val); }, TypeError);
{},
() => {},
Symbol('foo')
].forEach((val) => {
assert.throws(() => { url.parse(val); },
/^TypeError: Parameter "url" must be a string, not (undefined|boolean|number|object|function|symbol)$/);
});

assert.throws(function() { url.parse('http://%E0%A4%A@fail'); }, /^URIError: URI malformed$/);
assert.throws(() => { url.parse('http://%E0%A4%A@fail'); },
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very minor nit: the { and } around the body of the arrow function here can be omitted but isn't necessary.

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I would say the braces should not be omitted. That would change it from merely running url.parse() to returning a value. If it was { return url.parse(...); } then omitting the braces (and the return) would make sense. It's mostly a semantic difference, but I think it's important.

/^URIError: URI malformed$/);