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MagicMirror/tests/e2e/custom_module_regions_spec.js
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Kristjan ESPERANTO cdab7a7ea3 refactor: use const instead of let for variable declarations (#4196)
This replaces `let` with `const` for variable declarations where it was
possible. Using `const` [is considered best
practice](https://www.xjavascript.com/blog/in-javascript-why-should-i-usually-prefer-const-to-let/#5-best-practices-const-first-let-second).

I have enabled the corresponding ESLint rule and let the ESLint auto-fix
the "wrong" usages of `let`.
2026-07-06 22:47:58 +02:00

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const { expect } = require("playwright/test");
const helpers = require("./helpers/global-setup");
describe("Custom Position of modules", () => {
let page;
beforeAll(async () => {
await helpers.fixupIndex();
await helpers.startApplication("tests/configs/customregions.js");
await helpers.getDocument();
page = helpers.getPage();
});
afterAll(async () => {
await helpers.stopApplication();
await helpers.restoreIndex();
});
const positions = ["row3_left", "top3_left1"];
let i = 0;
const className1 = positions[i].replace("_", ".");
const message1 = positions[i];
it(`should show text in ${message1}`, async () => {
await expect(page.locator(`.${className1} .module-content`)).toContainText(`Text in ${message1}`);
});
i = 1;
const className2 = positions[i].replace("_", ".");
const message2 = positions[i];
it(`should NOT show text in ${message2}`, async () => {
await expect(page.locator(`.${className2} .module-content`)).toHaveCount(0);
});
});