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@gooseberry-crumble/mimic

v0.6.0

Published

A library to help with the often laborious process of mocking large data sets for unit and integration testing.

Downloads

219

Readme

mimic

A small library which was created to achieve the following things when mocking data for tests:

  • Reduce repetition
  • Reduce lines of code written
  • Encourage meaningful mock data that is relevant to the test case
  • Reduce brittle test suites that rely on a single set of globally defined mocked data

Installation

npm i -D @gooseberry-crumble/mimic

## Usage

Create a "builder" for each of your complex data objects. This is what you will use to provide to your components and to mock your api responses. There are a few basic guidelines to follow when creating builders:

  • Create it at a global level
  • Initialise it with sensible defaults
  • Provide default values for only the required props
  • Import and use it in the places where you need to mock that data type