Mock data switch
Mockimocki works as a simple switch between real data and mock data. You provide both as functions and choose - either globally or locally - what to supply, mockimocki gives it back.
Import
Either
; // Or ; // Then ; mockimocki; // Same as `mockimocki(...)` mockimocki;
Or
const mockimocki supply = ; // Or const mockimocki = ; // Then ; mockimocki; // Same as `mockimocki(...)` mockimocki;
Usage
{ return ; }
To globally set what kind of data you want to supply when calling the mockimocki function, use the supply()
function:
mockimocki; // Or mockimocki;
The mockimocki()
function accepts a third argument, an object of options, where you can specify what data to use, locally overriding the choice you made:
{ return ;}
This can come in handy during debugging, where you only want (not) to mock a specific piece of data.
API
mockimocki(real, mock, [opts])
Return either the result of real()
or mock()
.
Arguments
- real: A function returning the real data
- mock: A function returning the mock data
- opts: An object of options
Options
Currently only the force
option is provided, which can assume the same value as the what
parameter of supply()
. force
is used to locally override the type of data you want the mockimocki()
function to return. Every time some data is forced, a warning is emitted on the console.
supply(what)
Choose what data to supply globally.
Arguments
- what: either 'real' or 'mock'
License
This module and its contents are published under the BSD 3 Clause license (BSD-3-Clause). See the included LICENSE file.