@milanzor/homey-mock v1.1.0

Homey Mock

Mock Homey for unit-testing purposes

What

This package provides a mocking class to allow developers to unit-test their Athom Homey apps

Installation and usage

My preferred (the only one I have used actually...) JS unit testing utilities are Mocha together with Chai, so here's how you use them to mock Homey and unit test your app:

1. Install the following DEV dependencies in your app project: npm install -D mocha chai mock-require homey-mock
2. Edit your package.json's scripts => test entry to mocha ./test/**/*.test.js, this will allow you to run npm test later and all your test files will be executed.
3. Create a test directory in the root of your project
4. Create a file in the test directory called, say, myapp.test.js
5. Have a look at the ./examples/basic.test.js and ./examples/homeyapp.test.js for some example code to put in your .test.js file.
6. Run npm test and see the result of your unit tests!

Working example

For a working example, have a look at our Countdown app: https://github.com/NotQuiteZen/homey.countdown and it's travis integration for automated Unit Tests: https://travis-ci.com/NotQuiteZen/homey.countdown

IMPORTANT NOTE

• This currently only mocks a few functions that Homey supports, if you are missing anything, stuff will be added as I need them, but feel free te leave an issue or even a pull request.
• Hit me up on Athom's Slack community on @milanzor