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- mockital
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MOCKITAL 🦸
- Supports gets, sets, new, and invocation
- Supports nested everything
More utilities are coming for inspecting/asserting/stubbing
Perfect for snapshot testing mocks with Jest
Examples
import { mock, inspect } from "mockital";
let Mock = mock();
Mock.a = "is this is amazing?";
let wow = new Mock.b.c["c"](1, "2", [1, 2]);
wow.d.e(1, 2, 3).f = "this is amazing";
JSON.stringify(inspect(Mock)) ===
[
["set", "a", "is this is amazing?", []],
[
"get",
"b",
[
[
"get",
"c",
[
[
"get",
"c",
[
[
"new",
[1, "2", [1, 2]],
[
[
"get",
"d",
[
[
"get",
"e",
[
[
"apply",
[1, 2, 3],
[["set", "f", "this is amazing", []]]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
]
];
JSON.stringify(inspect(wow)) ===
[
[
"get",
"d",
[
[
"get",
"e",
[["apply", [1, 2, 3], [["set", "f", "this is amazing", []]]]]
]
]
]
];