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fibble

Small library to insert test doubles into your tests

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fibble

Fibble is a small library to insert test doubles into your test. It is heavily inspired by quibble but targeted at es modules only. It was also made to support pnpm which creates a slightly different layout in the node_modules folder than other package managers and is thus built independent of resolution algorithm.

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There are two functions exported from fibble:

  • replace(path, replacement) - Replaces the module at path with the replacement.

    • path (string) - A path to the module to replace. The path should be relative from the file you are calling replace in.
    • replacement (object) - The object to replace the replacement to do. The object should contain key that you import in the file you want to test. If you want to stub the default export, name a key default.
    • returns - Promise. The replacement is async so you should await its' completion.
  • reset() - Removes all registered replacements. All imports made after this call will use their native dependencies.

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setup

To use fibble you must start node with the fibble loader and an experimental flag.

node --experimental-import-meta-resolve --loader fibble/loader [my app]

Since these parameters are considered experimental in node, suppot might not be stable on upgrades of node.

mocha example

This example uses mocha/chai but feel free to use in your favorite test runner.

import { describe, beforeEach, it } from 'mocha'
import { assert } from 'chai'
import { replace, reset } from 'fibble'

describe('my module', function(){
  let subject

  beforeEach(async () => {
    await replace ('./path/to/module/to/replace.js', { someProperty: 'some replacement value' })

    subject = await import('./module-to-test.js').default // or the property you want to test
  })

  afterEach(reset) // clear all replacements

  it('contains the stubbed stuff', function() {
    expect(subject(), ...) // to work with the replacemed module
  })
})

Setup mocha like this:

// .mocharc.cjs
module.exports = {
  'node-option': ['experimental-import-meta-resolve', 'loader=fibble/loader'],
}

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Package last updated on 11 Dec 2022

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