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File condition-test.js has 264 lines of code (exceeds 250 allowed). Consider refactoring.

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const ConditionImport = require('../src/condition')
const Condition = ConditionImport.default
const MatchModifiers = ConditionImport.MatchModifiers

describe('Condition', () => {

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    it('returns false if actions does not contain remove', () => {
      let cond1 = new Condition(myServerMock, {
        action: 'reply'
      })
      let cond2 = new Condition(myServerMock, {

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    it('returns true if remove action is given', () => {
      let cond1 = new Condition(myServerMock, {
        action: 'remove'
      })
      let cond2 = new Condition(myServerMock, {

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      it('returns true if message matches message condition, with inverse', () => {
        let cond = new Condition(myServerMock, {
          '~message': 'not found message'
        })
        let message = {

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      it('returns false if message does not match message condition, with inverse', () => {
        let cond = new Condition(myServerMock, {
          '~message': 'test message'
        })
        let message = {

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      it('returns false if message does not match message condition', () => {
        let cond = new Condition(myServerMock, {
          'message': 'not found message'
        })
        let message = {

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    it('replaces parameter with multiple regex as plain text values', () => {
      let formatted = cond.formatMatchPattern('{0}', ['te?st', 'another', '[a|b]'])
      let expected = '(te\\?st|another|\\[a\\|b\\])'
      expect(formatted).toBe(expected)
    })

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    it('replaces parameter with multiple plain text values', () => {
      let formatted = cond.formatMatchPattern('{0}', ['plain', 'text', 'values'])
      let expected = '(plain|text|values)'
      expect(formatted).toBe(expected)
    })

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    it('replaces parameter with plain text', () => {
      let formatted = cond.formatMatchPattern('{0}', 'plain text value')
      let expected = '(plain text value)'
      expect(formatted).toBe(expected)
    })

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    it('replaces parameter with regex as plain text', () => {
      let formatted = cond.formatMatchPattern('{0}', 'te?st')
      let expected = '(te\\?st)'
      expect(formatted).toBe(expected)
    })

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    it('does not modify letters', () => {
      let prepared = cond.prepareRegexString('abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz')
      let expected = 'abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz'
      expect(prepared).toBe(expected)
    })

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    it('does modify characters used by regex', () => {
      let prepared = cond.prepareRegexString('[]-\/^$*+?.()|{}')
      let expected = '\\[\\]\\-\\/\\^\\$\\*\\+\\?\\.\\(\\)\\|\\{\\}'
      expect(prepared).toBe(expected)
    })

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