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I believe the methods, as outlined in the documentation, are as follows: <ul> <li><code>spy.yield</code></li> <li><code>stub.yields</code></li> <li><code>stub.callsArg</code></li> </ul> The main difference between <code>yields</code> and <code>callsArg</code> can be found in sinon's documentation for yields: <blockquote> If a method accepts more than one callback, you need to use callsArg to have the stub invoke other callbacks than the first one. </blockquote> <code>yields</code> will call the first function argument it encounters with any optional arguments you provide to it. <code>callsArg</code> will attempt to invoke the function argument at the given index within that call's <code>arguments</code> object, and does not pass any arguments to it (you can use <code>callArgWith</code> for that behavior). <code>spy.yield</code> is very similar to <code>stub.yields</code> except it is part of the spy API and it calls all callbacks passed to it. Here's some examples demonstrating the differences (forgive me if the examples are a bit contrived): Yields: <pre><code>var fn = sinon.expectation.create().withArgs(1, 2); var stub = sinon.stub().yields(1, 2); stub(fn); fn.verify(); </code></pre> CallsArg: <pre><code>var f1 = sinon.expectation.create().never(); var f2 = sinon.expectation.create().once(); var stub = sinon.stub().callsArg(1); stub(f1, f2); f1.verify(); f2.verify(); </code></pre> Yield: <pre><code>var f1 = sinon.expectation.create().once(); var f2 = sinon.expectation.create().once(); var stub = sinon.stub().yield(); stub(f1, f2); f1.verify(); f2.verify(); </code></pre>
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