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mock4xhr

v1.9.1

Published

Utility for mocking XMLHttpRequests in the browser.

Downloads

21

Readme

mock4xhr

Utility for mocking XMLHttpRequests in the browser.

Useful for unit testing and doesn't require you to inject a mocked object into your code.

Installation

Browserify

npm install --save mock4xhr

Component

component install jameslnewell/mock4xhr

Usage

var mock = require('mock4xhr');

//replace the real XHR object with the mock XHR object
mock.setup();

//create a mock response for all POST requests with the URL http://localhost/api/user
mock.post('http://localhost/api/user', function(req, res) {

  //return null;              //simulate an error
  //return res.timeout(true); //simulate a timeout

  return res
    .status(201)
    .header('Content-Type', 'application/json')
    .body(JSON.stringify({data: {
      first_name: 'John', last_name: 'Smith'
    }}))
  ;

});

//create an instance of the (mock) XHR object and use as per normal
var xhr = new XMLHttpRequest();
...

xhr.onreadystatechange = function() {
  if (xhr.readyState == 4) {

    //when you're finished put the real XHR object back
    mock.teardown();

  }
}

Examples

Examples of using mock4xhr with various frameworks:

API

mock4xhr

.setup()

Replace the global XMLHttpRequest object with the MockXMLHttpRequest.

.teardown()

Restore the global XMLHttpRequest object to its original state.

.reset()

Forget all the request handlers.

.get(url | regex, fn)

Register a factory function to create mock responses for each GET request to a specific URL.

.post(url | regex, fn)

Register a factory function to create mock responses for each POST request to a specific URL.

.put(url | regex, fn)

Register a factory function to create mock responses for each PUT request to a specific URL.

.patch(url | regex, fn)

Register a factory function to create mock responses for each PATCH request to a specific URL.

.delete(url | regex, fn)

Register a factory function to create mock responses for each DELETE request to a specific URL.

.mock(method, url | regex, fn)

Register a factory function to create mock responses for each request to a specific URL.

.mock(fn)

Register a factory function to create mock responses for every request.

MockXMLHttpRequest

MockRequest

.method() : string

Get the request method.

.url() : string

Get the request URL.

.query() : object

Get the parsed query part of the request URL.

.header(name : string) : string

Get a request header.

.headers() : object

Get the request headers.

.body() : string

Get the request body.

MockResponse

.status() : number

Get the response status.

.status(code : number)

Set the response status.

.statusText() : string

Get the response statusText.

.statusText(statusText : string)

Set the response statusText.

.header(name : string, value: string)

Set a response header.

.header(name : string) : string

Get a response header.

.headers() : object

Get the response headers.

.headers(headers : object)

Set the response headers.

.body() : string

Get the response body.

.body(body : string)

Set the response body.

.timeout() : bool|number

Get whether the response will trigger a time out.

.timeout(timeout : bool|number)

Set whether the response will trigger a time out. timeout defaults to the value set on the XHR object.

.progress(loaded : number, total : number, lengthComputable : bool)

Trigger progress event. Pass in loaded size, total size and if event is lengthComputable.

ToDo

  • Ability to return mocked responses asynchronously
  • Ability to provide a simple object response instead of a function
  • Handle JSON and XML response types