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require-hijack

v1.2.1

Published

Hijack node require calls, with support for hijacking the entire module itself rather than only its properties. Handy for unit testing and mocking require calls in sub modules!

Downloads

749

Readme

Require Mock

This is another library that manages to allow for mocking on require modules from a module that you're unit testing.

How it differs:

  • It allows for mocking of the ENTIRE module, even if that module is a function.
  • It works without touching the require cache, so it will work on native modules as well (such as fs).
  • Doesn't spawn a vm.
  • This module itself doesn't touch the inside of require, though it leverages require-middleware which redefines what require means.

Basic usage

// This call to the real dependency is only required to quickly stub out the entire thing.
// You can pass any sort of object or function to `with()`
var realfs = require('fs');

// From this point on out, all require calls will go through the mocker
var requireMock = require('require-hijack');

var fakeFs = sinon.stub(fs);
requiremock.replace('fs').with(fakeFs);

var myModule = require('../lib/myModule');
myModule.readDirectory();

fakeFs.readdir.should.have.been.called;

Note - Mock your sub-module's dependencies before loading your sub-module, otherwise those require calls will happen prior to the mocking goodness!