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jest-callslike

v0.2.1

Published

A jest assertion that checks calls for count, order and informed parameters, all at once

Downloads

487

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A jest assertion that checks calls for count, order and informed parameters, all at once.

How to install

npm i jest-callslike

How to use it

Import this module in your test

import 'jest-callslike';

Then, just use the assertion informing each group of arguments as an array

expect(spy).toHaveCallsLike(
  ['a', 1, false],
  ['b', 2, true],
);

If you want to check if the function was never called, use the assertion with no arguments:

expect(spy).toHaveCallsLike();

jest-callslike also adds a new custom matcher expect.exact. This matcher only passes when the value compared to it is exact the same used, ie, the same reference:

expect(spy).toHaveCallsLike(expect.exact(myObject));

License

Licensed under MIT.