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@teppeis/nock-back-mocha

v3.0.0

Published

Use nock.back with your mocha tests with minimal hassle.

Downloads

124

Readme

@teppeis/nock-back-mocha

Thin wrapper around nock.back that uses different nock files for each test, and cleans up when the mocha test is done.

npm version Node.js Version Support build status dependency status License

Install

$ npm i -D @teppeis/nock-back-mocha

Usage

const nockBackMocha = require('nock-back-mocha')();

describe('Tests!', () => {
  beforeEach(nockBackMocha.beforeEach);
  afterEach(nockBackMocha.afterEach);

  it('makes an http request', () =>
    fetch('http://example.com').then(() => {
      // "/path/to/__nock_fixtures__/Tests!/makes\ an\ http\ request.json"
      console.log(nockBackMocha.fixtureFile);
      nockBackMocha.assertScopesFinished();
    }));
});

API: factory(directory: string?): Context

  • directory: string?: Where do you want the nock files stored? The default is __nock_fixtures__ in the same directory.
  • Context.beforeEach: (this: MochaContext) => Promise<undefined>: Setup nock.back. Call in mocha's beforeEach.
  • Context.afterEach: () => void: Tear down nock.back. Call in mocha's afterEach.
  • Context.fixtureFile: string: Path to the fixture file for the current test.
  • Context.assertScopesFinished: () => void: Assert all nocks in fixture were satisfied. See nock document.

Pro Tip

Use in combination with env NOCK_BACK_MODE to generate http fixtures for your tests

License

MIT License: Teppei Sato <[email protected]>

Derived from porchdotcom/nock-back-mocha under ICS license