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{
"name": "jest-mock-promise",
"version": "1.1.4",
"version": "1.1.5",
"description": "Synchronous Promise Mock for testing with Jest",

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# What's this?
This is yet another synchronous implementation od JavaScript Promise, written to ease the pain of unit testing. It's written in TypeScript as a support class for an [Jest Mock Promise](https://www.npmjs.com/package/jest-mock-promise).
This is yet another _synchronous_ implementation od JavaScript Promise.
### Why yet another?
Because of "code first, search later" approach to solving problems.
Although its originally created to make writing unit tests easier, it can also be used outside the unit testing context. In fact it doesn't even contain any unit-testing-specific features and apart from it's name it has nothing to do with _Jest_.
### Can it be used with Mocha/Jasmine?
We have good news! The answer is Yes! In fact it can be used outside a unit-testing scenario, since it doesn't contain any unit-testing-specific features!
## Why is it then called *jest-mock-promise*?
Because it was originally written as a part of the [jest-mock-fetch](https://www.npmjs.com/package/jest-mock-fetch) project and still is it's integral part (as an external dependency). So it's name is a legacy of it's humble beginnings :)
### Why is it then called *jest-mock-promise*?
Because it was originally written as a part of the [jest-mock-promise](https://www.npmjs.com/package/jest-mock-promise) project and still is it's integral part (as an external dependency). So it's name is a legacy of it's humble beginnings :)
## Can it be used in unit testing?
The answer is **Yes**! Since it's not married with Jest it can also be used with other JavaScript testing frameworks (i.e. Mocha, Jasmine).

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