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@inrupt/jest-jsdom-polyfills
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This package provides various polyfills needed on jest/jsdom when using the Inrupt SDKs
This package contains polyfills for Web APIs that we use from the Inrupt SDKs that don't currently exist in jsdom which is used by Jest.
npm install --save-dev @inrupt/jest-jsdom-polyfills
Add the following line to your Jest Test Setup file, usually you'll have this configured as jest.setup.ts
or something similar.
import "@inrupt/jest-jsdom-polyfills"
Done, the SDKs should now have everything they need to be tested via jest / jsdom.
The Inrupt SDKs currently rely on some modules that require ESM, in order to load those with Jest, you need to opt into using ESM and configure your environment appropriately.
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This package provides various polyfills needed on jest/jsdom when using the Inrupt SDKs
The npm package @inrupt/jest-jsdom-polyfills receives a total of 20,794 weekly downloads. As such, @inrupt/jest-jsdom-polyfills popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @inrupt/jest-jsdom-polyfills demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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