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How to use getDeclarationMockFactoryCall method in ts-auto-mock

Best JavaScript code snippet using ts-auto-mock

mockFactoryCall.ts

...18  typeReferenceNode: ts.TypeReferenceNode,19  declaration: ts.Declaration,20  scope: Scope21): ts.Expression {22  return getDeclarationMockFactoryCall(declaration, typeReferenceNode, scope);23}24export function CreateMockFactory(25  typeReferenceNode: ts.TypeReferenceNode,26  declaration: ts.Declaration,27  scope: Scope28): ts.Expression {29  MockDefiner.instance.createMockFactory(declaration, scope);30  return getDeclarationMockFactoryCall(declaration, typeReferenceNode, scope);31}32export function GetMockFactoryCallIntersection(33  intersection: ts.IntersectionTypeNode,34  scope: Scope35): ts.Expression {36  const genericDeclaration: IGenericDeclaration = GenericDeclaration(scope);37  const declarations: ts.Declaration[] | ts.TypeLiteralNode[] =38    intersection.types.map((type: ts.TypeNode) => {39      if (core.ts.isTypeReferenceNode(type)) {40        const declaration: ts.Declaration =41          TypescriptHelper.GetDeclarationFromNode(type.typeName);42        const declarationKey: string =43          MockDefiner.instance.getDeclarationKeyMapBasedOnScope(44            declaration,45            scope46          );47        genericDeclaration.addFromTypeReferenceNode(type, declarationKey);48        addFromDeclarationExtensions(49          declaration as GenericDeclarationSupported,50          declarationKey,51          genericDeclaration,52          scope53        );54        return declaration;55      }56      return type as ts.TypeLiteralNode;57    });58  const genericsParametersExpression: ts.ObjectLiteralExpression[] =59    genericDeclaration.getExpressionForAllGenerics();60  const mockFactoryCall: ts.Expression =61    MockDefiner.instance.getMockFactoryIntersection(62      declarations,63      intersection,64      scope65    );66  return createCall(mockFactoryCall, [67    createArrayLiteral(genericsParametersExpression),68  ]);69}70export function GetMockFactoryCallTypeofEnum(71  declaration: ts.EnumDeclaration,72  scope: Scope73): ts.Expression {74  const mockFactoryCall: ts.Expression =75    MockDefiner.instance.getMockFactoryTypeofEnum(declaration, scope);76  return createCall(mockFactoryCall, []);77}78export function GetMockFactoryCallForThis(mockKey: string): ts.Expression {79  const mockFactoryCall: ts.Expression =80    MockDefiner.instance.getMockFactoryByKey(mockKey);81  return createCall(mockFactoryCall, [82    Identifiers.MockIdentifierGenericParameter,83  ]);84}85function getDeclarationMockFactoryCall(86  declaration: ts.Declaration,87  typeReferenceNode: ts.TypeReferenceNode,88  scope: Scope89): ts.Expression {90  const declarationKey: string =91    MockDefiner.instance.getDeclarationKeyMapBasedOnScope(declaration, scope);92  if (!declarationKey) {93    throw new Error(94      `Failed to look up declaration key in MockDefiner for \`${declaration.getText()}'.`95    );96  }97  const mockFactoryCall: ts.Expression =98    MockDefiner.instance.getMockFactoryByKey(declarationKey);99  const genericDeclaration: IGenericDeclaration = GenericDeclaration(scope);...

Using AI Code Generation

1const { getDeclarationMockFactoryCall } = require('ts-auto-mock');2const { getDeclarationMockFactoryCall } = require('ts-auto-mock');3const { getDeclarationMockFactoryCall } = require('ts-auto-mock');4const { getDeclarationMockFactoryCall } = require('ts-auto-mock');5const { getDeclarationMockFactoryCall } = require('ts-auto-mock');6const { getDeclarationMockFactoryCall } = require('ts-auto-mock');7const { getDeclarationMockFactoryCall } = require('ts-auto-mock');8const { getDeclarationMockFactoryCall } = require('ts-auto-mock');9const { getDeclarationMockFactoryCall } = require('ts-auto-mock');10const { getDeclarationMockFactoryCall } = require('ts-auto-mock');11const { getDeclarationMockFactoryCall } = require('ts-auto-mock');12const { getDeclarationMockFactoryCall } = require('ts-auto-mock');13const { getDeclarationMockFactoryCall } = require('ts-auto-mock');

Using AI Code Generation

1import { getDeclarationMockFactoryCall } from 'ts-auto-mock';2const getDeclarationMockFactoryCall = getDeclarationMockFactoryCall();3import { getDeclarationMockFactoryCall } from 'ts-auto-mock';4const getDeclarationMockFactoryCall = getDeclarationMockFactoryCall();5      at Object.<anonymous> (test2.js:2:35)6      at Object.<anonymous> (test1.js:2:35)7      at Object.<anonymous> (test1.test.js:1:1)8We can see that the function is not defined because the import is not the same. If we try to import the function from the same path the error is the following:9      at Object.<anonymous> (test2.js:2:35)10      at Object.<anonymous> (test2.js:2:35)11      at Object.<anonymous> (test1.test.js:1:1)12export { getDeclarationMockFactoryCall } from './getDeclarationMockFactoryCall';

Using AI Code Generation

1import { getDeclarationMockFactoryCall } from 'ts-auto-mock';2const mock = getDeclarationMockFactoryCall(declaration);3import { getDeclarationMockFactoryCall } from 'ts-auto-mock';4const mock = getDeclarationMockFactoryCall(declaration);5import { getDeclarationMockFactoryCall } from 'ts-auto-mock';6const mock = getDeclarationMockFactoryCall(declaration);7import * as tsAutoMock from 'ts-auto-mock';8const mock = tsAutoMock.getDeclarationMockFactoryCall(declaration);9import { getDeclarationMockFactoryCall } from 'ts-auto-mock';10const mock = getDeclarationMockFactoryCall(declaration);11import * as tsAutoMock from 'ts-auto-mock';12const mock = tsAutoMock.getDeclarationMockFactoryCall(declaration);13import { getDeclarationMockFactoryCall } from 'ts-auto-mock';14const mock = getDeclarationMockFactoryCall(declaration);15import * as tsAutoMock from 'ts-auto-mock';16const mock = tsAutoMock.getDeclarationMockFactoryCall(declaration);

Using AI Code Generation

1import { getDeclarationMockFactoryCall } from 'ts-auto-mock/extension';2import { Bar } from './bar';3import { Foo } from './foo';4import { Baz } from './baz';5const fooMock = getDeclarationMockFactoryCall(Foo);6const barMock = getDeclarationMockFactoryCall(Bar);7const bazMock = getDeclarationMockFactoryCall(Baz);8console.log(fooMock);9console.log(barMock);10console.log(bazMock);11import * as tsAutoMock from 'ts-auto-mock/extension';12const fooMock = tsAutoMock.getDeclarationMockFactoryCall(Foo);13const barMock = tsAutoMock.getDeclarationMockFactoryCall(Bar);14const bazMock = tsAutoMock.getDeclarationMockFactoryCall(Baz);15console.log(fooMock);16console.log(barMock);17console.log(bazMock);18import * as tsAutoMock from 'ts-auto-mock';19const fooMock = tsAutoMock.getDeclarationMockFactoryCall(Foo);20const barMock = tsAutoMock.getDeclarationMockFactoryCall(Bar);21const bazMock = tsAutoMock.getDeclarationMockFactoryCall(Baz);22console.log(fooMock);23console.log(barMock);24console.log(bazMock);25import { getDeclarationMockFactoryCall } from 'ts-auto-mock';26const fooMock = getDeclarationMockFactoryCall(Foo);27const barMock = getDeclarationMockFactoryCall(Bar);28const bazMock = getDeclarationMockFactoryCall(Baz);29console.log(fooMock);30console.log(barMock);31console.log(bazMock);32import * as tsAutoMock from 'ts-auto-mock';33const fooMock = tsAutoMock.getDeclarationMockFactoryCall(Foo);34const barMock = tsAutoMock.getDeclarationMockFactoryCall(Bar);35const bazMock = tsAutoMock.getDeclarationMockFactoryCall(Baz);36console.log(fooMock);37console.log(barMock);38console.log(bazMock);

Using AI Code Generation

1import { getDeclarationMockFactoryCall } from 'ts-auto-mock';2const mock = getDeclarationMockFactoryCall({3});4console.log(mock);5import { MockFactoryCall } from 'ts-auto-mock';6const mock = MockFactoryCall({7});8console.log(mock);9import { getDeclarationMockFactoryCall } from 'ts-auto-mock';10const mock = getDeclarationMockFactoryCall({11});12console.log(mock);13import { MockFactoryCall } from 'ts-auto-mock';14const mock = MockFactoryCall({15});16console.log(mock);17import { getDeclarationMockFactoryCall } from 'ts-auto-mock';18const mock = getDeclarationMockFactoryCall({19});20console.log(mock);21import { MockFactoryCall } from 'ts-auto-mock';22const mock = MockFactoryCall({23});24console.log(mock);25import { getDeclarationMockFactoryCall } from 'ts-auto-mock';26const mock = getDeclarationMockFactoryCall({27});28console.log(mock);29import { MockFactoryCall } from 'ts-auto-mock';30const mock = MockFactoryCall({31});32console.log(mock);

Using AI Code Generation

1import { getDeclarationMockFactoryCall } from 'ts-auto-mock/extension';2import { someFunction } from './someFunction';3describe('getDeclarationMockFactoryCall', () => {4  it('should return a mock of the function', () => {5    const mock = getDeclarationMockFactoryCall(someFunction);6    const result = mock('test');7    expect(result).toBe('test');8  });9});10export function someFunction(a: string): string {11  return a;12}13{14  "compilerOptions": {15  },16}17{18  "scripts": {19  },20  "dependencies": {21  },22  "devDependencies": {23  }24}25const someFunction = require('./someFunction');26module.exports = {27};28export * from './someFunction';29export declare function someFunction(a: string): string;30{

Using AI Code Generation

1import {getDeclarationMockFactoryCall} from 'ts-auto-mock';2const mock = getDeclarationMockFactoryCall('test1.ts', 'Test1');3console.log(mock);4export class Test1 {5    public test1: string;6    public test2: string;7}8{ test1: 'test1', test2: 'test2' }9import {getDeclarationMockFactoryCall} from 'ts-auto-mock';10const mock = getDeclarationMockFactoryCall('test2.ts', 'Test2');11console.log(mock);12export class Test2 {13    public test1: string;14    public test2: string;15}16{ test1: 'test1', test2: 'test2' }17import {getDeclarationMockFactoryCall} from 'ts-auto-mock';18const mock = getDeclarationMockFactoryCall('test3.ts', 'Test3');19console.log(mock);20export class Test3 {21    public test1: string;22    public test2: string;23}24{ test1: 'test1', test2: 'test2' }25import {getDeclarationMockFactoryCall} from 'ts-auto-mock';26const mock = getDeclarationMockFactoryCall('test4.ts', 'Test4');27console.log(mock);28export class Test4 {29    public test1: string;30    public test2: string;31}32{ test1: 'test1', test2: 'test2' }33import {getDeclarationMockFactoryCall} from 'ts-auto-mock';34const mock = getDeclarationMockFactoryCall('test5.ts', 'Test5');35console.log(mock);36export class Test5 {37    public test1: string;38    public test2: string;39}40{ test1: 'test1', test2: 'test2' }

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