Best JavaScript code snippet using ts-auto-mock
typescriptFactory.ts
Source: typescriptFactory.ts
...381 statements: readonly Statement[]382): SourceFile {383 return core.ts.factory.updateSourceFile(node, statements);384}385export function createImportAllAs(386 moduleName: ts.Identifier,387 filenameToImportFrom: string388): ImportDeclaration {389 return core.ts.factory.createImportDeclaration(390 [],391 [],392 core.ts.factory.createImportClause(393 false,394 undefined,395 core.ts.factory.createNamespaceImport(moduleName)396 ),397 core.ts.factory.createStringLiteral(filenameToImportFrom)398 );399}...
import.ts
Source: import.ts
...3export function createImportOnIdentifier(4 filenameToImportFrom: string,5 importIdentifier: ts.Identifier6): ts.ImportDeclaration {7 return createImportAllAs(importIdentifier, filenameToImportFrom);...
Using AI Code Generation
1import { createImportAllAs } from 'ts-auto-mock';2import { createMock } from 'ts-auto-mock';3import { createMockedClass } from 'ts-auto-mock';4import { createMockedObject } from 'ts-auto-mock';5import { createMockedType } from 'ts-auto-mock';6import { createMockInstance } from 'ts-auto-mock';7import { createMockOf } from 'ts-auto-mock';8import { createMockType } from 'ts-auto-mock';9import { createPartialMock } from 'ts-auto-mock';10import { createImportAllAs } from 'ts-auto-mock';11import { createMock } from 'ts-auto-mock';12import { createMockedClass } from 'ts-auto-mock';13import { createMockedObject } from 'ts-auto-mock';14import { createMockedType } from 'ts-auto-mock';15import { createMockInstance } from 'ts-auto-mock';16import { createMockOf } from 'ts-auto-mock';17import { createMockType } from 'ts-auto-mock';18import { createPartialMock } from 'ts-auto-mock';
Using AI Code Generation
1const { createImportAllAs } = require('ts-auto-mock');2const { getMock } = require('ts-auto-mock/extension');3const { createMock } = require('ts-auto-mock/createMock');4const { createMockInstance } = require('ts-auto-mock/createMockInstance');5const mock = createMock('test');6const mockInstance = createMockInstance('test');7const mockGetMock = getMock('test');8const mockImportAllAs = createImportAllAs('test');9const { createImportAllAs } = require('ts-auto-mock');10const { getMock } = require('ts-auto-mock/extension');11const { createMock } = require('ts-auto-mock/createMock');12const { createMockInstance } = require('ts-auto-mock/createMockInstance');13const mock = createMock('test');14const mockInstance = createMockInstance('test');15const mockGetMock = getMock('test');16const mockImportAllAs = createImportAllAs('test');17const { createImportAllAs } = require('ts-auto-mock');18const { getMock } = require('ts-auto-mock/extension');19const { createMock } = require('ts-auto-mock/createMock');20const { createMockInstance } = require('ts-auto-mock/createMockInstance');21const mock = createMock('test');22const mockInstance = createMockInstance('test');23const mockGetMock = getMock('test');
Using AI Code Generation
1import { createImportAllAs } from 'ts-auto-mock';2import * as path from 'path';3const mock = createImportAllAs(path.resolve(__dirname, 'test2.js'));4export default {5};6import { createImportAllAs } from 'ts-auto-mock';7import * as path from 'path';8const mock = createImportAllAs(path.resolve(__dirname, 'test2.js'));9export default {10};11const mock = createImportAllAs(path.resolve(__dirname, 'test2.js'));12export default {13};14const mock = createImportAllAs(path.resolve(__dirname, 'test2.js'));15export default {16};17const mock = createImportAllAs(path.resolve(__dirname, 'test2.js'));18export default {19};20const mock = createImportAllAs(path.resolve(__dirname, 'test2.js'));21export default {22};23const mock = createImportAllAs(path.resolve(__dirname, 'test2.js'));24export default {25};26const mock = createImportAllAs(path.resolve(__dirname, 'test2.js'));27export default {28};
Using AI Code Generation
1import { createImportAllAs } from 'ts-auto-mock';2const importAllAs = createImportAllAs({3});4const mock = importAllAs();5console.log(mock);6export * from './test3';7export const test3 = 'test3';8{9}10If you want to import all modules from a specific folder, you can use the createImportAllAs method of ts-auto-mock. This method accepts an object as an argument. The object contains two properties:11path: The path to the folder from which you want to import all modules12isRecursive: A boolean to define if you want to import all modules recursively
Using AI Code Generation
1import { createImportAllAs } from 'ts-auto-mock';2const imports = createImportAllAs(require.context('./', true, /\.ts$/));3const mocks = Object.keys(imports).map((key) => imports[key]);4export default mocks;5import mocks from './test1';6describe('mocks', () => {7 mocks.forEach((mock) => {8 it(`should mock ${mock.name}`, () => {9 expect(mock).toBeDefined();10 });11 });12});
Using AI Code Generation
1import { createImportAllAs } from 'ts-auto-mock/extension';2const myInterfaces = createImportAllAs('path/to/folder');3const myMock: myInterfaces.MyInterface = {4};5console.log(myMock);6const myMock2: myInterfaces.MyInterface2 = {7};8console.log(myMock2);9import { createImportAllAs } from 'ts-auto-mock/extension';10const myInterfaces = createImportAllAs('path/to/folder');11const myMock: myInterfaces.MyInterface = {12};13console.log(myMock);14const myMock2: myInterfaces.MyInterface2 = {15};16console.log(myMock2);17import { createImportAllAs } from 'ts-auto-mock/extension';18const myInterfaces = createImportAllAs('path/to/folder');19const myMock: myInterfaces.MyInterface = {20};21console.log(myMock);22const myMock2: myInterfaces.MyInterface2 = {23};24console.log(myMock2);
Using AI Code Generation
1import { createImportAllAs } from 'ts-auto-mock';2const mock = createImportAllAs('module-name');3mock.functionName();4mock.propertyName;5const mock = createImportAllAs('module-name', 'export-name');6mock.functionName();7mock.propertyName;8const mock = createImportAllAs('module-name', 'export-name', true);9mock.functionName();10mock.propertyName;11const mock = createImportAllAs('module-name', 'export-name', true, 'export-name');12mock.functionName();13mock.propertyName;14const mock = createImportAllAs('module-name', 'export-name', true, 'export-name', 'path-to-module');15mock.functionName();16mock.propertyName;17const mock = createImportAllAs('module-name', 'export-name', true, 'export-name', 'path-to-module', 'alias');18mock.functionName();19mock.propertyName;20const mock = createImportAllAs('module-name', 'export-name', true, 'export-name', 'path-to-module', 'alias', 'prefix');21mock.functionName();22mock.propertyName;23const mock = createImportAllAs('module-name', 'export-name', true, 'export-name', 'path-to-module', 'alias', 'prefix', 'suffix');
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