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Mocking with Jest: Taking Advantage of the Module System #335
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Thank you again for writing this up. This and the first article is a life-saver for someone who got mocks to work but never quite understood when to use which method of mocking. I went through your article in great detail and wanted to share some issues I ran in to, in case it can help the next person reading your article:
Also, your explanation of how mocks are Thank you again for writing all of this out so simply and succinctly. 🙏 |
Thank you so much for you generous feedback! I updated my posts based on what you said 🚀 hopefully I covered everything that you had trouble with, and I'm so happy my posts helped you understand these features! |
Mocking with Jest: Taking Advantage of the Module System
Using Jest to reimplement certain modules when you don't want their usual behavior during testing.
https://silvenon.com/blog/mocking-with-jest/modules/
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