@kablamo/kerosene-test
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yarn add --dev @kablamo/kerosene-test
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createStubComponent(displayName, functional?, getRenderProps?, transformRenderProps?)Creates a StubComponent for unit testing.
createStubContext(displayName, getter?)Creates a stub React Context for unit testing.
createStubStyles(classNames, values?)Returns an object mapping local classNames to faked global equivalents along with any exported values.
stubProperties(target, properties)Stubs properties on the target object, and returns a function which restores them to their original values.
JestMock<T>Shorthand for jest.Mock<ReturnType<T>, Parameters<T>>;.
JestSpied<T>Shorthand for jest.SpyInstance<ReturnType<T>, Parameters<T>>;.
SinonSpied<T>Shorthand for sinon.SinonSpy<Parameters<T>, ReturnType<T>>;.
SinonStubbed<T>Shorthand for sinon.SinonStub<Parameters<T>, ReturnType<T>>;.
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