Persist mutations to res.locals#19
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Adds persistence to res.locals by using Object constructor syntax rather than Object literal syntax. This returns an object reference and means that when passed to a function the reference is updated. As this reference is avilable outside the middleware being tested it means that changes to res.locals can be tested.
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This resolves #19 |
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Adds persistence to res.locals by using Object constructor syntax rather
than Object literal syntax. This returns an object reference and means
that when passed to a function the reference is updated. As this
reference is avilable outside the middleware being tested it means that
changes to res.locals can be tested.