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<title>Notifications: ServiceWorkerRegistration.getNotifications().</title>
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<script src="../serviceworker/resources/test-helpers.js"></script>
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// Tests that the getNotifications() function when used in a document returns
// an array of the notifications which were previously displayed using the
// same Service Worker registration id.
async_test(function(test) {
var scope = 'resources/scope/' + location.pathname,
script = 'instrumentation-service-worker.js';
testRunner.setPermission('notifications', 'granted', location.origin, location.origin);
var registration = null;
getActiveServiceWorkerWithMessagePort(test, script, scope).then(function(workerInfo) {
registration = workerInfo.registration;
return registration.showNotification('Hello, world!', {
body: 'First notification'
});
}).then(function() {
return registration.showNotification('Hello again, world!', {
body: 'Second notification'
});
}).then(function() {
return registration.getNotifications();
}).then(function(notifications) {
assert_equals(notifications.length, 2);
// We don't want to make any promises about the order of the
// returned notifications in |notifications|.
var firstIndex = notifications[0].title == 'Hello, world!' ? 0 : 1;
var secondIndex = firstIndex ? 0 : 1;
assert_equals(notifications[firstIndex].title, 'Hello, world!');
assert_equals(notifications[firstIndex].body, 'First notification');
assert_equals(notifications[secondIndex].title, 'Hello again, world!');
assert_equals(notifications[secondIndex].body, 'Second notification');
test.done();
}).catch(unreached_rejection(test));
}, 'ServiceWorkerRegistration.getNotifications() returns the opened notifications.');
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