--Quick and few tests of using the _navbar function directly, as they won't be caught in tests of {{navbar}}

local p = {}

local n = require('Module:Navbar')

local ns = require('Module:Navbar/sandbox')

require('strict') --make sure no globals



function p.main()

	local out = {}

	for i = 1,2 do

		local k = {'yes', nil}

		table.insert(out, {

		n._navbar({collapsible = ki], template =  'V/doc'}),

		ns._navbar({collapsible = ki], template = 'V/doc'}),

		'<br/>----',

		n._navbar({collapsible = ki], template = 'V/doc', 'h', 'm', ''}),

		ns._navbar({collapsible = ki], template = 'V/doc', 'h', 'm', ''}),

		'<br/>----',

		n._navbar({collapsible = ki], 'V/doc', 'h', 'm'}),

		ns._navbar({collapsible = ki], 'V/doc', 'h', 'm'})})

	end

	table.insert(out, {n._navbar{mini = 'yes', 'v/doc'},ns._navbar{mini = 'yes', 'v/doc'}})

	return table.concat(out1])..table.concat(out2])..table.concat(out3])

end

return p