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mock-knex-temp

v0.4.9

Published

a knex mock adapter for simulating a db during testing

Downloads

5

Readme

mock-knex

A mock knex adapter for simulating a database during testing, especially useful when used in combination with fixture-factory.

Knex Support

Currently supports knex 0.8 through 1.0

Installation

$ npm install mock-knex --save-dev

Usage

for Mocking Knex

var knex = require('knex');
var mockDb = require('mock-knex');
var db = knex({
    client: 'sqlite',
});

mockDb.mock(db);

... run tests ...

for Unmocking

... run tests ...

mockDb.unmock(db);

for Tracking queries with knex

... mock knex ...

var tracker = require('mock-knex').getTracker();

tracker.install();

tracker.on('query', function checkResult(query) {
  expect(query.method).to.equal('first');
  query.response([
    {
      fielda : 'A',
      fieldb : 'B'
    },
    {
      fielda : 'C',
      fieldb : 'D'
    },
    {
      fielda : 'E',
      fieldb : 'F'
    }
  ]);
});

knex.table('table').first('fielda', 'fieldb').then(function checkFirstArrResults(model) {
  expect(model.fielda).to.equal('A');
  expect(model.fieldb).to.equal('B');
  tracker.uninstall();
  done();
});

for Tracking queries with Bookshelf

... mock knex ...

var tracker = require('mock-knex').getTracker();

tracker.install();

tracker.on('query', function sendResult(query) {
  query.response([
    {
      id : 1,
      foo : 'bar'
    }
  ]);
});

Model.forge({ id : 1 }).fetch()
  .then(function fetchResult(model) {
    expect(model).to.be.an.instanceof(Model);
    expect(model.get('id')).to.equal(1);
    expect(model.get('foo')).to.equal('bar');
    tracker.uninstall();
    done();
  });

for Tracking multiple successive queries

... mock knex ...
... enable tracking ...

tracker.on('query', function sendResult(query, step) {
  [
    function firstQuery() {
      expect(query.sql).to.equal(... some SQL string ...);
      query.response([{id: 1}]);
    },
    function secondQuery() {
      expect(query.sql).to.equal(... some SQL string ...);
      query.response([{id: 2}]);
    }
  ][step - 1]();
});

More Examples?

Checkout the Tests

API

require('mock-knex')

Tracker

The tracker enables you to catch and respond to queries that occur during testing, see Test for more examples.

Query Details

The object containing query details that is being sent to knex database dialect on query execution. Object properties signature matches with knex toSQL() output with additional method returns(values).

Running Tests

$ npm install
$ docker-compose up -d
$ make test-suite