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How to use unexpectedCreateMock method in ts-auto-mock

Best JavaScript code snippet using ts-auto-mock

transformerLogger.ts

...4import { GetCurrentCreateMock } from '../mock/currentCreateMockNode';5let logger: ILogger;6export interface TransformerLogger {7  circularGenericNotSupported(nodeName: string): void;8  unexpectedCreateMock(mockFileName: string, expectedFileName: string): void;9  typeNotSupported(type: string, currentNode?: ts.Node): void;10  typeOfFunctionCallNotFound(node: string): void;11  typeOfPropertyNotFound(node: ts.Node): void;12  missingTypeDefinition(node: ts.Node): void;13  missingReturnFromFunctionLike(node: ts.Node): void;14  typeCannotBeChecked(node: ts.Node): void;15  indexedAccessTypeFailed(16    propertyName: string,17    nodeText: string,18    currentNode: ts.Node19  ): void;20}21const notSupportedTypeMessage: (22  type: string,23  createMockFileUrl: string,24  currentNodeFileUrl: string25) => string = (26  type: string,27  createMockFileUrl: string,28  currentNodeFileUrl: string29) => `Not supported type: ${type} - it will convert to null30${warningPositionLog(createMockFileUrl, currentNodeFileUrl)}`;31const warningPositionLog: (32  createMockFileUrl: string,33  currentNodeFileUrl: string34) => string = (35  createMockFileUrl: string,36  currentNodeFileUrl: string37) => `created ${createMockFileUrl}38used by ${currentNodeFileUrl}`;39export const getNodeFileUrl: (node: ts.Node) => string = (node: ts.Node) => {40  const sourceFile: ts.SourceFile = node.getSourceFile();41  const { line, character }: ts.LineAndCharacter =42    sourceFile.getLineAndCharacterOfPosition(node.getStart());43  return `file://${sourceFile.fileName}:${line + 1}:${character + 1}`;44};45export function TransformerLogger(): TransformerLogger {46  logger = logger || Logger('Transformer');47  return {48    circularGenericNotSupported(nodeName: string): void {49      logger.warning(50        `Found a circular generic of \`${nodeName}' and such generics are currently not supported. 51        The generated mock will be incomplete.`52      );53    },54    unexpectedCreateMock(mockFileName: string, expectedFileName: string): void {55      logger.warning(`I\'ve found a mock creator but it comes from a different folder56            found: ${mockFileName}57            expected: ${expectedFileName}`);58    },59    typeNotSupported(type: string, currentNode: ts.Node): void {60      const createMockNode: ts.Node = GetCurrentCreateMock();61      const createMockFileUrl: string = getNodeFileUrl(createMockNode);62      const currentNodeFileUrl: string = getNodeFileUrl(currentNode);63      logger.warning(64        notSupportedTypeMessage(type, createMockFileUrl, currentNodeFileUrl)65      );66    },67    typeOfFunctionCallNotFound(node: string): void {68      logger.warning(...

matcher.ts

Source: matcher.ts

...33    const functionUrl: string = path.join(__dirname, customFunction.sourceUrl);34    const isFileNameFunctionUrl: boolean =35      path.relative(fileName, functionUrl) === '';36    if (fileName.includes(customFunction.sourceDts) && !isFileNameFunctionUrl) {37      TransformerLogger().unexpectedCreateMock(fileName, functionUrl);38    }39    return (40      isFileNameFunctionUrl &&41      customFunction.isHandledFunction(node, declaration)42    );43  });...

Using AI Code Generation

1import { unexpectedCreateMock } from 'ts-auto-mock';2import { unexpectedCreateMock } from 'ts-auto-mock';3import { unexpectedCreateMock } from 'ts-auto-mock';4import { unexpectedCreateMock } from 'ts-auto-mock';5import { unexpectedCreateMock } from 'ts-auto-mock';6import { unexpectedCreateMock } from 'ts-auto-mock';7import { unexpectedCreateMock } from 'ts-auto-mock';8import { unexpectedCreateMock } from 'ts-auto-mock';9import { unexpectedCreateMock } from 'ts-auto-mock';10import { unexpectedCreateMock } from 'ts-auto-mock';11import { unexpectedCreateMock } from 'ts-auto-mock';12import { unexpectedCreateMock } from 'ts-auto-mock';13import { unexpectedCreateMock } from 'ts-auto-mock';14import { unexpectedCreateMock } from 'ts-auto-mock';15import { unexpectedCreateMock } from 'ts-auto-mock';

Using AI Code Generation

1import { unexpectedCreateMock } from 'ts-auto-mock/extension';2const mock = unexpectedCreateMock<InterfaceName>();3import { unexpectedCreateMock } from 'ts-auto-mock/extension';4const mock = unexpectedCreateMock<InterfaceName>();5import { unexpectedCreateMock } from 'ts-auto-mock/extension';6const mock = unexpectedCreateMock<InterfaceName>();7When I try to use the following import statement:8import { unexpectedCreateMock } from 'ts-auto-mock';9Could not find a declaration file for module 'ts-auto-mock'. 'C:/Users/Username/Documents/Projects/ProjectName/node_modules/ts-auto-mock/dist/index.js' implicitly has an 'any' type. Try npm install @types/ts-auto-mock if it exists or add a new declaration (.d.ts) file containing declare module 'ts-auto-mock';  TS7016

Using AI Code Generation

1import { unexpectedCreateMock } from 'ts-auto-mock';2import { Test1 } from './test1';3describe('Test1', () => {4  it('should create the mock', () => {5    const mock: Test1 = unexpectedCreateMock<Test1>();6    expect(mock).toBeTruthy();7  });8});9import { unexpectedCreateMock } from 'ts-auto-mock';10import { Test2 } from './test2';11describe('Test2', () => {12  it('should create the mock', () => {13    const mock: Test2 = unexpectedCreateMock<Test2>();14    expect(mock).toBeTruthy();15  });16});17I am using the following code to import it in my test files:18import { unexpectedCreateMock } from 'ts-auto-mock';19const mock: Test1 = unexpectedCreateMock<Test1>();20I am using the following code to import it in my test files:21import { unexpectedCreateMock } from 'ts-auto-mock';22const mock: Test1 = unexpectedCreateMock<Test1>();

Using AI Code Generation

1import unexpectedCreateMock from 'ts-auto-mock/extension';2const mock = unexpectedCreateMock<InterfaceName>();3import unexpectedCreateMock from 'ts-auto-mock/extension';4const mock = unexpectedCreateMock<InterfaceName>();5import unexpectedCreateMock from 'ts-auto-mock/extension';6const mock = unexpectedCreateMock<InterfaceName>();7import unexpectedCreateMock from 'ts-auto-mock/extension';8const mock = unexpectedCreateMock<InterfaceName>();9import unexpectedCreateMock from 'ts-auto-mock/extension';10const mock = unexpectedCreateMock<InterfaceName>();11import unexpectedCreateMock from 'ts-auto-mock/extension';12const mock = unexpectedCreateMock<InterfaceName>();13import unexpectedCreateMock from 'ts-auto-mock/extension';14const mock = unexpectedCreateMock<InterfaceName>();

Using AI Code Generation

1const { unexpectedCreateMock } = require('ts-auto-mock');2const { mock } = unexpectedCreateMock();3const { unexpected } = require('ts-auto-mock');4test('test1', () => {5    const mockObject = mock<Interface1>();6    expect(mockObject).toEqual(unexpected);7});8test('test2', () => {9    const mockObject = unexpected<Interface1>();10    expect(mockObject).toEqual(unexpected);11});

Using AI Code Generation

1import { unexpectedCreateMock } from 'ts-auto-mock';2import { ITest1 } from './test1';3const test1Mock: ITest1 = unexpectedCreateMock<ITest1>();4console.log(test1Mock);5import { unexpectedCreateMock } from 'ts-auto-mock';6import { ITest2 } from './test2';7const test2Mock: ITest2 = unexpectedCreateMock<ITest2>();8console.log(test2Mock);9import { unexpectedCreateMock } from 'ts-auto-mock';10import { ITest3 } from './test3';11const test3Mock: ITest3 = unexpectedCreateMock<ITest3>();12console.log(test3Mock);13import { unexpectedCreateMock } from 'ts-auto-mock';14import { ITest4 } from './test4';15const test4Mock: ITest4 = unexpectedCreateMock<ITest4>();16console.log(test4Mock);17import { unexpectedCreateMock } from 'ts-auto-mock';18import { ITest5 } from './test5';19const test5Mock: ITest5 = unexpectedCreateMock<ITest5>();20console.log(test5Mock);21import { unexpectedCreateMock } from 'ts-auto-mock';22import { ITest6 } from './test6';23const test6Mock: ITest6 = unexpectedCreateMock<ITest6>();24console.log(test

Using AI Code Generation

1import { createMock } from 'ts-auto-mock';2const mock = createMock<TestClass>();3console.log(mock);4import { createMock } from 'ts-auto-mock';5const mock = createMock<TestClass>();6console.log(mock);7import { createMock } from 'ts-auto-mock';8const mock = createMock<TestClass>();9console.log(mock);10import { createMock } from 'ts-auto-mock';11const mock = createMock<TestClass>();12console.log(mock);13import { createMock } from 'ts-auto-mock';14const mock = createMock<TestClass>();15console.log(mock);16import { createMock } from 'ts-auto-mock';17const mock = createMock<TestClass>();18console.log(mock);19import { createMock } from 'ts-auto-mock';20const mock = createMock<TestClass>();21console.log(mock);22import { createMock } from 'ts-auto-mock';23const mock = createMock<TestClass>();24console.log(mock);25import {

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