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@sutro-dev/testify

v2.0.1

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testify

npm (scoped) GitHub Workflow Status node-lts (scoped)

Sometimes you have a function in a file that is private, but needs to be tested.

Exporting it into a production environment can result in pierced abstractions, which defeats the purpose of abstraction.

testify allows you to export a wrapped version of a private function. While the function is still exported, attempts to use it in production will result in a thrown Error.

Example

// library.ts
const privateFunction = () => {
    // Something happens here
};

const _testableFunction = testify(privateFunction);

export {_testableFunction};

_testableFunction can be used in your tests (i.e. when process.env.NODE_ENV === 'test'), but will throw in production.

Why not use rewire?

The rewire package approaches this problem via monkey-patching. The problem with that is that you lose visibility of code coverage on your rewired functions.

This approach allows you to get the coverage data you need.