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mocking with amd
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// ---------------------------------------- | |
// /path/to/dependency.js | |
define(function() { | |
return { | |
doSomethingWithIt: function() { | |
// blah | |
} | |
}; | |
}); | |
// ---------------------------------------- | |
// my_object.js | |
define(['/path/to/dependency'], function(myDependency) { // <-- how do I mock this bugger in my test? :) | |
function one() { | |
myDependency.doSomethingWithIt(); | |
return 'blah'; | |
} | |
function two() { | |
} | |
// api | |
return { | |
one: one, | |
two: two | |
}; | |
}); | |
// ---------------------------------------- | |
// my_object_spec.js | |
// the object under test is my_object, so ideally | |
// I'd like to mock/stub myDependency | |
define(['my_object'], function(my_object) { | |
it('should call one() as we expect', function() { | |
expect(my_object.one(), 'blah'); | |
}); | |
}); |
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So if I wanted to check whether
my_object
is callingmyDependency.doSomethingWithIt()
with the correct number of arguments for example...Maybe I'm going about it the wrong way though...and should pass
myDependency
toone
likeone(myDependency)
? (also sorry for the naff function/variable names!)