I currently have two jest test cases the first one passes, but the second fails because its adding the sum of the previous case to that one test('Subtotal to be
Most of the research I have done in regards to jest testing unit testing and/or integration testing is all heavily geared towards React. But I am not using reac
I want to test my routes with jest but I don't know how to mock or simulate a session in my test to pass the first if line 2 app.get('/getMailSuiviList', (req,
Started working on a new application and decided to write tests from very early stage to avoid any future mistakes. However, little bit struggling I guess with
I have a created a hook as following: import { AxiosResponse } from 'axios'; import { DEFAULT_EXPORT_FILE_NAME } from 'constants'; import { useRef, useState } f
I'm trying to run single test in my project. However every time I use triangle run icon WebStorm creates new configuration for me. I'm adding screenshots to cla
I'm attempting to mock the Uppy class from the uppy package in a Jest unit test following guidance from this previously answered question. My failing code is be
A bunch of my tests suddenly started breaking when I use store.getState() inside a function in React. If I log the store, the store exists but it is still break
I cannot, for the life of me, figure out how to get Jest-dom in react testing to select a date picker and the same for the time picker. All my other fields are
Looks like click method is not getting triggered I have tried evreything, it would be appreciated if someone knows the answer I'm getting this error: expect(jes
I have an issue, I have recently upgraded my version of react to use react-script version 5.0.1 from version 4.0.3. Doing the instructions as per https://github
I have abc.js const a = (a)=>{ return (b(a) + 1) } const b = (num)=>{ return(num + 1) } module.exports = { a, b } When I do my test for
I use the mongodb library in TypeScript for a few functions (e.g. lambda functions but that should not matter). The imports look like that: import { ObjectId, D
I'm using the following npm build script with Babel 7; "build": "rm -rf dist && babel src/lib --out-dir dist --copy-files --no-copy-ignored", And this
I am using ts-jest with ESM imports on nodejs. The problem is that my jest.mock is not working, it is not mocking. import { jest } from "@jest/globals"; jest.m
I have a problem with overriding provider/setup module testing in nest.js application for testing. Module file: smsModule.ts: import { TwilioService } from './t
ImageSlider.tsx const ImageSlider = (props: INF_ImageSlider) => { const [idx, setIdx] = useState(0); const imgRef = React.createRef<HTMLImageEleme
I'm adding tests on a project and improving coverage. I would like to know how can I test a method defined inside a module definition in NestJs. import { Middle
I have a lambda which calls an interface. Am trying to mock the functions imported from the interface. In each test case, I have to mock different values. When
I have been struggling with some specific ES6 importing-style and using with Jest mocking in typescript. It's very specific, so I wrote this example puzzle to