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/** * This test addresses an issue where someone on the discord had their default * content type set, but on  browser requests the response  was "null". This is * because originally, the response class didn't fully take into account the * config AND the accept headers.  Essentially meaning, returning text/html (as * this was the first type on the request) */
import { assertEquals } from "../deps.ts";import { Request, Resource, Response, Server } from "../../mod.ts";import { TengineService } from "../../src/services/tengine/tengine.ts";
const tengine = new TengineService({  views_path: "./tests/data/views",});
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class TengineResource extends Resource {  paths = ["/tengine"];
  services = {    "GET": [tengine],  };
  public GET(_request: Request, response: Response) {    response.html(response.render("/tengine_index.html", {      greeting: "Gday",    }) as string);  }}
const server = new Server({  resources: [    TengineResource,  ],  protocol: "http",  hostname: "localhost",  port: 3000,});
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Deno.test("tengine_test.ts", async (t) => {  await t.step("GET /tengine", async (t) => {    await t.step("Tengine should handle the request", async () => {      server.run();      const res = await fetch(`${server.address}/tengine`);      await server.close();      assertEquals(res.headers.get("content-type"), "text/html");      assertEquals(await res.text(), "Gday");    });  });});