@guanghechen/jest-helper v1.9.8

A collection of utility functions for jest tests.

Install

• npm

  npm install --save-dev @guanghechen/jest-helper

• yarn

  yarn add --dev @guanghechen/jest-helper

Usage

Desensitizers

• StringDesensitizer: (text: string, key?: string) => string

  • composeStringDesensitizers: Compose multiple desensitizers into one.

    function composeStringDesensitizers(
      ...desensitizers: ReadonlyArray<StringDesensitizer>
    ): StringDesensitizer

  • createFilepathDesensitizer: Create a StringDesensitizer to eliminate sensitive filepath data (Replace matched filepath with the replaceString).

    export function createFilepathDesensitizer(
      baseDir: string,
      replaceString = '<WORKSPACE>',
    ): StringDesensitizer

  • createPackageVersionDesensitizer: Create a StringDesensitizer to eliminate volatile package versions.

    function createPackageVersionDesensitizer(
      nextVersion: (packageVersion: string, packageName: string) => string,
      testPackageName?: (packageName: string) => boolean,
    ): StringDesensitizer

    • nextVersion: Determine the new version of the given {packageName} package.

      • @param packageVersion: packageVersion (without prefix)
      • @param packageName: packageName /([\^><~]=?)?/)
      • @returns:

    • testPackageName: Test if the version should be change of the {packageName} package.

      • @param packageName:

• JsonDesensitizer: (json: unknown, key?: string) => unknown

  • createJsonDesensitizer: Create a desensitizer to eliminate sensitive json data.

    createJsonDesensitizer(
      valDesensitizers: {
        string?: StringDesensitizer
        number?: NumberDesensitizer
        fallback?: Desensitizer<unknown>
      },
      keyDesensitizer?: StringDesensitizer,
    ): JsonDesensitizer

    • valDesensitizers: Desensitizers for values of object / array or literal string and number

      • string: Desensitize number type value of object / array or literal string.
      • number: Desensitize number type value of object / array or literal number.
      • number: Desensitize other type value of object / array or other literal primitive values.

    • keyDesensitizer: Desensitizer for keys of object

snapshots

• fileSnapshot: Create snapshot for give filepaths.

  fileSnapshot(
    baseDir: string,
    filenames: string[],
    desensitize?: StringDesensitizer,
    encoding: BufferEncoding = 'utf-8',
  ): void

mocks

• createConsoleMock: Create mock funcs on console

  export function createConsoleMock(
    methodNames?: ReadonlyArray<'debug' | 'log' | 'info' | 'warn' | 'error'> =
      ['debug', 'log', 'info', 'warn', 'error'],
    desensitize?: (args: unknown[]) => unknown[]
  ): ConsoleMock

  Example:

  const mock = createConsoleMock()
  
  console.debug('debug waw1')
  console.log('log waw2')
  expect(mock.get('debug')).toEqual([['debug waw1']])
  expect(mock.get('log')).toEqual([['log waw2']])
  expect(mock.getIndiscriminateAll()).toEqual([['debug waw1'], ['log waw2']])
  
  mock.reset()
  console.info('info waw3')
  console.error('error waw4')
  expect(mock.get('info')).toEqual([['info waw3']])
  expect(mock.get('error')).toEqual([['error waw4']])
  expect(mock.getIndiscriminateAll()).toEqual([['info waw3'], ['error waw4']])
  
  mock.restore()

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