jest-haste-map

What is jest-haste-map?

The jest-haste-map npm package is a utility for building a Haste map, which is a mapping from module names to file paths. It is used by Jest to quickly resolve module dependencies for tests by keeping an in-memory map of all available modules. It can handle duplicate module names and provides a way to query the map for a specific module.

What are jest-haste-map's main functionalities?

Building a Haste Map

This code sample demonstrates how to create a new HasteMap instance with a configuration object, build the map, and then use it to get the module name for a specific file.

const HasteMap = require('jest-haste-map');
const config = {
  // These options are required:
  roots: ['/path/to/project'],
  extensions: ['js', 'json'],
  platforms: ['ios', 'android'],
  // You can provide additional options:
  computeSha1: true,
  // other options...
};
const hasteMap = new HasteMap(config);
hasteMap.build().then(map => {
  console.log(map.hasteFS.getModuleName('/path/to/project/file.js'));
});

Querying the Haste Map

This code sample shows how to query the built Haste map for the path of a module given its name, platform, and whether it supports the native platform.

hasteMap.build().then(map => {
  const modulePath = map.moduleMap.getModule('moduleName', 'platform', 'supportsNativePlatform');
  console.log(modulePath);
});

Other packages similar to jest-haste-map

metro

Metro is a JavaScript bundler for React Native applications. It includes a Haste map implementation similar to jest-haste-map, but it is tailored specifically for React Native and includes additional features for bundling and transforming code.

webpack

Webpack is a powerful module bundler for JavaScript applications. While it does not use a Haste map, it provides a similar functionality through its own resolution mechanism, which can handle complex dependency graphs and offers a wide range of plugins for different tasks.

browserify

Browserify is a tool for bundling JavaScript files for usage in the browser. Like webpack, it does not use a Haste map, but it allows developers to require modules in the browser by bundling up all dependencies. It's simpler than webpack and may be more suitable for smaller projects.

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Changelog

26.6.2

Features

• [jest-core] Add findRelatedTests and nonFlagArgs in allowed config options for updateConfigAndRun in watch plugins (#10659)

Fixes

• [babel-plugin-jest-hoist] Preserve order of hoisted mock nodes within containing block (#10536)
• [babel-plugin-jest-hoist] Hoist pure constants to support experimental JSX transform in hoisted mocks (#10723)
• [babel-preset-jest] Update babel-preset-current-node-syntax to support top level await (#10747)
• [expect] Revert "Fix objectContaining to work recursively into sub-objects (#10508)" (#10766)
• [jest-circus, jest-jasmine2] fix: don't assume stack is always a string (#10697)
• [jest-config] Fix bug introduced in watch mode by PR #10678 (#10692)
• [jest-config] Throw correct error for missing preset modules (#10737)
• [jest-resolve-dependencies] Resolve mocks as dependencies (#10713)
• [jest-runtime] Handle file URLs in dynamic imports (#10744)
• [jest-runtime, babel-jest] Pass more ESM options to @jest/transform (#10752)
• [jest-runtime] Properly inject extraGlobals into the runtime (#10758)
• [jest-transform] Link to ESM docs on syntax errors (#10748)

Chore & Maintenance

• [docs] Add docs for using mocks in TypeScript (#10415)
• [eslint-config-fb-strict] Move package from this repo to fbjs repo (#10739)
• [examples] Update TypeScript example to show use of newer Jest types (#10399)
• [jest-cli] chore: standardize files and folder names (#10698)
• [jest-config] Switch ts-node Register type to Service due to deprecation (#11210)