Generate unique factory functions that return objects with inherited object data.
Useful for creating custom object data for unit tests.
$ npm install --save factor-in
import factorIn from 'factor-in'
// Create our base object data we expect all
// factory functions to inherit from.
const f = factorIn ({
foo () {},
bar () {}
})
var obj = f ({ baz: 'Baz', qux: 'Qux' })
//=> {foo: foo(), bar: bar(), baz: 'Baz', qux: 'Qux'}
MIT © Chris Buttery
FAQs
A factory of factory functions. Share and extend object data.
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