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gas-mock-service

A library that mocks Google Apps Script Services

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Gas Mock Service

This library is dedicated to mock the google apps script services

It accumulates data which can be useful for writing tests and debugging the codebase.

Installation

npm install --save-dev gas-mock-service

Usage

import { Card } from 'gas-mock-service'

or in Common.js

const Card = require('gas-mock-service')

Test example (Jest)

import { Card } from 'gas-mock-service'
import GenericView from 'src/views/Generic'
import data from '../helpers/mocks/responses/getData.json'

describe('Generic View', () => {
  it('Runs the render method and checks the returned data is a card instance', () => {
    const card = new GenericView({ data }).render()

    expect(card).toBeInstanceOf(Card)
    expect(card.printJson()).toMatchSnapshot()
  })
})

As you can see using mock services is super easy and straightforward. All you have to do is import the specific class to your test file. In our expample we use mock API response to use that data in GenericView constructor call. Also, we check if the JSON representation of the view corresponds the snapshot.

Contribution

Running tests

npm test

Publish

npm version
npm publish --access public

NOTE that to contribute you should make sure that:

  • you've covered your code with tests
  • all the tests pass if you run npm test
  • you added your newe added class/service to readme and follow the highlighting pattern

Script services

Footnotes

  1. All the CardService classes and their methods which are currently mocked in this library are marked as bold

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Package last updated on 11 Oct 2018

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