Mockbot-element NPM

mockbot-element

mock html dom element

Installation

$ npm init
$ npm install mockbot-element --save-dev

Usage

With tools like browserify, it's easy to create client side code in node.js. But, when testing with tools like mocha, code that references browser elements or the document object will throw an error.

This can be worked around by creating a mock object that simulates the browser object:

var elementFactory = require('mockbot-element');

var testAttr = "alpha",
    testValue = "zorro",
    el = elementFactory.create({ tagName: "div", id: "d1" });
    
el.setAttribute(testAttr,testValue);
var result = el.getAttribute(testAttr);

mockbot-document integration

This package is also installed as part of mockbot-document. Through mockbot-document you can create mockbot-elements by simulating the browser document.createElement method.

mockbot-node

This package derives from mockbot-node. See that packages documentation for additional methods.

Modules

External

mockbot-element ⇐ mockbot-node

Module

Extends: mockbot-node
Properties

Name	Type	Description
id	String	the id of the element
tagName	String	read-only tagName of element as uppercase (i.e. 'DIV')
outerHTML	String	WARNING: only get currently works, set not implemented

mockbot-element ⇐ mockbot-node

mockbot-element.setAttribute(name, value)

mock element.setAttribute

Kind: instance method of mockbot-element

Param	Type	Description
name	string	attribute name
value	string	attribute value

Example (usage)

el.setAttribute("width","5");

mockbot-element.getAttribute(name)

mock element.getAttribute

Kind: instance method of mockbot-element

Param	Type	Description
name	string	attribute name

Example (usage)

var w = el.getAttribute("width");

mockbot-element.toString()

return value of outerHTML

Kind: instance method of mockbot-element
Example (usage)

console.log("ELEMENT: " + el);

mockbot-element-factory

Factory module

mockbot-element-factory.create(spec) ⇒ mockbot-element

Factory method It takes one spec parameter that must be an object with named parameters

Kind: static method of mockbot-element-factory

Param	Type	Description
spec	Object	Named parameters object
spec.tagName	string	required HTML tagName (a, div, x-thing, etc.)
spec.id	string	optional id attribute for HTML element

Example (Usage)

var factory = require("mockbot-element");
var obj = factory.create({ tagName: "div" });

Example (Usage with id)

var factory = require("mockbot-element");
var obj = factory.create({ tagName: "div", id: "d1" });

mockbot-node

MockBot Node

Kind: global external
See: mockbot-node

Testing

To test, go to the root folder and type (sans $):

$ npm test

Repo(s)

Contributing

In lieu of a formal style guide, take care to maintain the existing coding style. Add unit tests for any new or changed functionality. Lint and test your code.