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How to use createForIntersection method in ts-auto-mock

Best JavaScript code snippet using ts-auto-mock

mockDefiner.ts

...296      // eslint-disable-next-line297      return this._factoryIntersectionCache.get(declarations)!;298    }299    const key: string =300      this._factoryUniqueName.createForIntersection(declarations);301    this._factoryIntersectionCache.set(declarations, key);302    this._factoryIntersectionsRegistrationsPerFile[thisFileName] =303      this._factoryIntersectionsRegistrationsPerFile[thisFileName] || [];304    const descriptor: ts.Expression = GetProperties(305      intersectionTypeNode,306      Scope.fromScope(scope, key)307    );308    const mockGenericParameter: ts.ParameterDeclaration =309      this._getMockGenericParameter();310    const factory: ts.FunctionExpression = createFunctionExpressionReturn(311      descriptor,312      [mockGenericParameter]313    );314    this._factoryIntersectionsRegistrationsPerFile[thisFileName].push({...

factoryUniqueName.ts

Source: factoryUniqueName.ts

...17    return this._createUniqueName(18      declarationNameIdentifier && declarationNameIdentifier.text19    );20  }21  public createForIntersection(nodes: ts.Node[]): string {22    const nameOfDeclarations: string = nodes.reduce(23      (acc: string, declaration: ts.Node) => {24        if (core.ts.isTypeLiteralNode(declaration)) {25          acc += Strings.MockCallLiteralText;26        }27        if (28          core.ts.isInterfaceDeclaration(declaration) ||29          core.ts.isTypeAliasDeclaration(declaration) ||30          core.ts.isClassDeclaration(declaration)31        ) {32          acc += declaration.name?.text || '';33        }34        return acc;35      },...

Using AI Code Generation

1import { createForIntersection } from 'ts-auto-mock';2const mock = createForIntersection<IntersectionType>();3import { createForIntersection } from 'ts-auto-mock';4const mock = createForIntersection<IntersectionType>();5import { createForIntersection } from 'ts-auto-mock';6const mock = createForIntersection<IntersectionType>();7import { createForIntersection } from 'ts-auto-mock';8const mock = createForIntersection<IntersectionType>();9import { createForIntersection } from 'ts-auto-mock';10const mock = createForIntersection<IntersectionType>();11import { createForIntersection } from 'ts-auto-mock';12const mock = createForIntersection<IntersectionType>();13import { createForIntersection } from 'ts-auto-mock';14const mock = createForIntersection<IntersectionType>();15import { createForIntersection } from 'ts-auto-mock';16const mock = createForIntersection<IntersectionType>();17import { createForIntersection } from 'ts-auto-mock';18const mock = createForIntersection<IntersectionType>();19import { createForIntersection } from 'ts-auto-mock';20const mock = createForIntersection<IntersectionType>();21import { createForIntersection } from 'ts-auto-mock';22const mock = createForIntersection<IntersectionType>();23import { createForIntersection } from 'ts-auto-mock';

Using AI Code Generation

1import {createForIntersection} from 'ts-auto-mock';2import {Interface1, Interface2} from './interfaces';3export function test1(): Interface1 & Interface2 {4  return createForIntersection<Interface1, Interface2>();5}6import {createForIntersection} from 'ts-auto-mock';7import {Interface1, Interface2} from './interfaces';8export function test2(): Interface1 & Interface2 {9  return createForIntersection<Interface1, Interface2>();10}11export interface Interface1 {12  name: string;13  age: number;14}15export interface Interface2 {16  surname: string;17  address: string;18}19{20  "compilerOptions": {21  },22}23{24  "scripts": {25  },26  "dependencies": {27  },28  "devDependencies": {29  }30}31{32  "compilerOptions": {

Using AI Code Generation

1import { createForIntersection } from 'ts-auto-mock';2import { Test2 } from './test2';3export interface Test1 {4  test1: string;5  test2: Test2;6}7const test1: Test1 = createForIntersection<Test1>();8console.log(test1);9import { createForIntersection } from 'ts-auto-mock';10import { Test1 } from './test1';11export interface Test2 {12  test1: string;13  test2: Test1;14}15const test2: Test2 = createForIntersection<Test2>();16console.log(test2);17{ test1: 'test1', test2: { test1: 'test1', test2: { test1: 'test1', test2: [Circular] } } }18{ test1: 'test1', test2: { test1: 'test1', test2: { test1: 'test1', test2: [Circular] } } }

Using AI Code Generation

1import { createForIntersection } from 'ts-auto-mock/extension';2import { A, B } from './test2';3const a: A = createForIntersection(A, B);4console.log(a);5export interface A {6  a: string;7  b: number;8}9export interface B {10  a: string;11  c: boolean;12}13export type C = A & B;14{15  "compilerOptions": {16    "paths": {17    }18  },19}

Using AI Code Generation

1import { createForIntersection } from 'ts-auto-mock/extension';2import { MyInterface } from './myInterface';3type MyIntersection = MyInterface & { otherProperty: string };4const myIntersection: MyIntersection = createForIntersection<MyIntersection>();5import { createForIntersection } from 'ts-auto-mock/extension';6import { MyInterface } from './myInterface';7type MyIntersection = { otherProperty: string } & MyInterface;8const myIntersection: MyIntersection = createForIntersection<MyIntersection>();9import { createForIntersection } from 'ts-auto-mock/extension';10import { MyInterface } from './myInterface';11type MyIntersection = { otherProperty: string } & MyInterface & { anotherProperty: number };12const myIntersection: MyIntersection = createForIntersection<MyIntersection>();13import { createForIntersection } from 'ts-auto-mock/extension';14import { MyInterface } from './myInterface';15type MyIntersection = { otherProperty: string } & { anotherProperty: number } & MyInterface;16const myIntersection: MyIntersection = createForIntersection<MyIntersection>();17import { createForIntersection } from 'ts-auto-mock/extension';18import { MyInterface } from './myInterface';19type MyIntersection = { otherProperty: string } & { another

Using AI Code Generation

1import { createForIntersection } from 'ts-auto-mock';2type Intersection = string & number & boolean;3const intersection: Intersection = createForIntersection();4import { createForUnion } from 'ts-auto-mock';5type Union = string | number | boolean;6const union: Union = createForUnion();7import { createForTuple } from 'ts-auto-mock';8type Tuple = [string, number, boolean];9const tuple: Tuple = createForTuple();10import { createForArray } from 'ts-auto-mock';11type Array = string[];12const array: Array = createForArray();13import { createForArray } from 'ts-auto-mock';14type Array = string[];15const array: Array = createForArray();16import { createForArray } from 'ts-auto-mock';17type Array = string[];18const array: Array = createForArray();19import { createForArray } from 'ts-auto-mock';20type Array = string[];21const array: Array = createForArray();22import { createForArray } from 'ts-auto-mock';23type Array = string[];24const array: Array = createForArray();

Using AI Code Generation

1import {createForIntersection} from 'ts-auto-mock';2const mock: IntersectionType = createForIntersection<IntersectionType>();3const mock: IntersectionType = createForIntersection<IntersectionType>();4const mock: IntersectionType = createForIntersection<IntersectionType>();5const mock: IntersectionType = createForIntersection<IntersectionType>();6const mock: IntersectionType = createForIntersection<IntersectionType>();7const mock: IntersectionType = createForIntersection<IntersectionType>();8const mock: IntersectionType = createForIntersection<IntersectionType>();9const mock: IntersectionType = createForIntersection<IntersectionType>();10const mock: IntersectionType = createForIntersection<IntersectionType>();11const mock: IntersectionType = createForIntersection<IntersectionType>();12const mock: IntersectionType = createForIntersection<IntersectionType>();13const mock: IntersectionType = createForIntersection<IntersectionType>();

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