How to use getTopStatementsForFile method in ts-auto-mock

Best JavaScript code snippet using ts-auto-mock

mockDefiner.ts

...83  }84  public getCurrentModuleIdentifier(module: ModuleName): ts.Identifier {85    return this._getModuleIdentifier(this._fileName, module);86  }87  public getTopStatementsForFile(sourceFile: ts.SourceFile): ts.Statement[] {88    return [89      ...this._getImportsToAddInFile(sourceFile),90      ...this._getExportsToAddInFile(sourceFile),91      ...this._getHydratedExportsToAddInFile(sourceFile),92      ...this._getExportsIntersectionToAddInFile(sourceFile),93    ];94  }95  public initFile(sourceFile: ts.SourceFile): void {96    if (!this._cacheEnabled) {97      this._factoryCache = new DeclarationCache();98      this._hydratedFactoryCache = new DeclarationCache();99      this._declarationCache = new DeclarationCache();100      this._hydratedDeclarationCache = new DeclarationCache();101      this._factoryIntersectionCache = new DeclarationListCache();...

base.ts

Source: base.ts

...38          context,39          customFunctions40        );41        sourceFile = updateSourceFileNode(sourceFile, [42          ...MockDefiner.instance.getTopStatementsForFile(sourceFile),43          ...sourceFile.statements,44        ]);45        return sourceFile;46      };47  };48}49function visitNodeAndChildren(50  node: ts.SourceFile,51  context: ts.TransformationContext,52  customFunctions: CustomFunction[]53): ts.SourceFile;54function visitNodeAndChildren(55  node: ts.Node,56  context: ts.TransformationContext,...

Using AI Code Generation

1import { getTopStatementsForFile } from 'ts-auto-mock';2const topStatements = getTopStatementsForFile('test2.ts');3console.log(topStatements);4import { getTopStatementsForFile } from 'ts-auto-mock';5const topStatements = getTopStatementsForFile('test3.ts');6console.log(topStatements);7import { getTopStatementsForFile } from 'ts-auto-mock';8const topStatements = getTopStatementsForFile('test4.ts');9console.log(topStatements);10import { getTopStatementsForFile } from 'ts-auto-mock';11const topStatements = getTopStatementsForFile('test5.ts');12console.log(topStatements);13import { getTopStatementsForFile } from 'ts-auto-mock';14const topStatements = getTopStatementsForFile('test6.ts');15console.log(topStatements);16import { getTopStatementsForFile } from 'ts-auto-mock';17const topStatements = getTopStatementsForFile('test7.ts');18console.log(topStatements);19import { getTopStatementsForFile } from 'ts-auto-mock';20const topStatements = getTopStatementsForFile('test8.ts');21console.log(topStatements);22import { getTopStatementsForFile } from 'ts-auto-mock';23const topStatements = getTopStatementsForFile('test9.ts');24console.log(topStatements);25import { getTopStatementsForFile } from 'ts-auto-mock';26const topStatements = getTopStatementsForFile('test10.ts');27console.log(topStatements);28import { getTopStatementsForFile } from 'ts-auto-mock';29const topStatements = getTopStatementsForFile('test11.ts');30console.log(topStatements);

Using AI Code Generation

1import { getTopStatementsForFile } from 'ts-auto-mock';2const topStatements = getTopStatementsForFile('test2.ts');3console.log(topStatements);4export class Test {5  public test: string = 'test';6}7    at getTopStatementsForFile (C:\Users\user\Documents\test\test1.js:3:24)8    at Object.<anonymous> (C:\Users\user\Documents\test\test1.js:8:22)9    at Module._compile (internal/modules/cjs/loader.js:1158:30)10    at Object.Module._extensions..js (internal/modules/cjs/loader.js:1178:10)11    at Module.load (internal/modules/cjs/loader.js:1002:32)12    at Function.Module._load (internal/modules/cjs/loader.js:901:14)13    at Function.executeUserEntryPoint [as runMain] (internal/modules/run_main.js:74:12)14I'm trying to make a simple method that will return the top statements of a file. What I want to do is to be able to pass a file path and get the top statements of the file (the statements that are not nested inside a function or a class). I know there is a method called getTopStatementsForFile in ts-auto-mock but I can't figure out how to use it. I've tried the following code:15import { getTopStatementsForFile } from 'ts-auto-mock';16const topStatements = getTopStatementsForFile('test.ts');17console.log(topStatements);18    at getTopStatementsForFile (C:\Users\user\Documents\test\test1.js:3:24)19    at Object.<anonymous> (C:\Users\user\Documents\test\test1.js:8:22)20    at Module._compile (internal/modules/cjs/loader.js:1158:30)21    at Object.Module._extensions..js (internal/modules/cjs/loader.js:1178:10)

Using AI Code Generation

1import {getTopStatementsForFile} from 'ts-auto-mock';2const topStatements = getTopStatementsForFile('test2.ts');3export interface TestInterface {4  test: string;5}6import {getTopStatementsForFile, createMock} from 'ts-auto-mock';7const topStatements = getTopStatementsForFile('test2.ts');8export interface TestInterface {9  test: string;10}11import {getTopStatementsForFile, createMock} from 'ts-auto-mock';12const topStatements = getTopStatementsForFile('test2.ts');13const testInterface = topStatements.find((statement) => statement.name === 'TestInterface');14const mock = createMock(testInterface);

Using AI Code Generation

1import { getTopStatementsForFile } from 'ts-auto-mock';2const topStatements = getTopStatementsForFile('test1.ts');3console.log(topStatements);4export interface TestInterface {5    test: string;6}7export interface TestInterface2 {8    test2: string;9}10export const testConst = {11};12export function testFunction(): TestInterface {13    return {14    };15}16export const testConst2 = {17};18export function testFunction2(): TestInterface2 {19    return {20    };21}22export const testConst3 = {23};24export function testFunction3(): TestInterface2 {25    return {26    };27}28import { getTopStatementsForFile } from 'ts-auto-mock';29const topStatements = getTopStatementsForFile('test2.ts');30console.log(topStatements);31export interface TestInterface {32    test: string;33}34export interface TestInterface2 {35    test2: string;36}37export const testConst = {38};39export function testFunction(): TestInterface {40    return {41    };42}43export const testConst2 = {44};45export function testFunction2(): TestInterface2 {46    return {47    };48}49export const testConst3 = {50};51export function testFunction3(): TestInterface2 {52    return {53    };54}55import { getTopStatementsForFile } from 'ts-auto-mock';56const topStatements = getTopStatementsForFile('test3.ts');57console.log(topStatements);58export interface TestInterface {59    test: string;60}61export interface TestInterface2 {62    test2: string;63}64export const testConst = {65};

Using AI Code Generation

1import { getTopStatementsForFile } from 'ts-auto-mock';2const file = fs.readFileSync('test1.ts', 'utf8');3const topStatements = getTopStatementsForFile(file);4console.log(topStatements);5import { getTopStatementsForFile } from 'ts-auto-mock';6const file = fs.readFileSync('test2.ts', 'utf8');7const topStatements = getTopStatementsForFile(file);8console.log(topStatements);9import { getTopStatementsForFile } from 'ts-auto-mock';10const file = fs.readFileSync('test3.ts', 'utf8');11const topStatements = getTopStatementsForFile(file);12console.log(topStatements);13import { getTopStatementsForFile } from 'ts-auto-mock';14const file = fs.readFileSync('test4.ts', 'utf8');15const topStatements = getTopStatementsForFile(file);16console.log(topStatements);17import { getTopStatementsForFile } from 'ts-auto-mock';18const file = fs.readFileSync('test5.ts', 'utf8');19const topStatements = getTopStatementsForFile(file);20console.log(topStatements);21import { getTopStatementsForFile } from 'ts-auto-m

Using AI Code Generation

1import { getTopStatementsForFile } from 'ts-auto-mock/extension';2import * as ts from 'typescript';3const file = ts.createSourceFile(4import {test} from './test2';5import {test2} from './test3';6test();7test2();8);9const statements = getTopStatementsForFile(file);10import { getTopStatementsForFile } from 'ts-auto-mock/extension';11import * as ts from 'typescript';12const file = ts.createSourceFile(13export function test() {14    console.log('test');15}16);17const statements = getTopStatementsForFile(file);18import { getTopStatementsForFile } from 'ts-auto-mock/extension';19import * as ts from 'typescript';20const file = ts.createSourceFile(21export function test2() {22    console.log('test2');23}24);25const statements = getTopStatementsForFile(file);26import { getTopStatementsForFile } from 'ts-auto-mock/extension';27import * as ts from 'typescript';28const file = ts.createSourceFile(29export function test3() {30    console.log('test3');31}

Using AI Code Generation

1import {getTopStatementsForFile} from 'ts-auto-mock';2const fileContent = `export interface MyInterface {3    prop: string;4}`;5const topStatements = getTopStatementsForFile(fileContent);6console.log(topStatements);

Using AI Code Generation

1import { getTopStatementsForFile } from 'ts-auto-mock';2const statements = getTopStatementsForFile('test2.ts');3console.log(statements);4[ImportDeclaration {5  importClause: undefined,6  moduleSpecifier: StringLiteral {7  }8}]

Using AI Code Generation

1import { getTopStatementsForFile } from 'ts-auto-mock';2const statements = getTopStatementsForFile('./file.ts');3interface Interface {4    property: string;5}6export function functionDeclaration(): Interface {7    return {8    };9}10import { getTopStatementsForFile } from 'ts-auto-mock';11const statements = getTopStatementsForFile('./file.ts');12export interface Interface {13    property: string;14}15export function functionDeclaration(): Interface {16    return {17    };18}19import { getTopStatementsForFile } from 'ts-auto-mock';20const statements = getTopStatementsForFile('./file.ts');21export interface Interface {22    property: string;23}24export function functionDeclaration(): Interface {25    return {26    };27}28export const variable = 1;29import { getTopStatementsForFile } from 'ts-auto-mock';30const statements = getTopStatementsForFile('./file.ts');31export interface Interface {32    property: string;33}34export function functionDeclaration(): Interface {35    return {36    };37}38export const variable = 1;39export default functionDeclaration();40import { getTopStatementsForFile } from 'ts-auto-mock';41const statements = getTopStatementsForFile('./file.ts');42export interface Interface {43    property: string;44}45export function functionDeclaration(): Interface {46    return {47    };48}49export const variable = 1;50export default functionDeclaration();51export type TypeAlias = Interface;52import { getTopStatementsFor

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