testing-utils

1.0.0 verified Sat Apr 25 auth: no javascript deprecated

A placeholder package for test utilities currently in development. Version 1.0.0 is the initial release with minimal functionality. This package serves as a sandbox for testing workflows and is not recommended for production use.

Common errors

error Uncaught Error: createMock is not a function ↓

cause Import error: createMock is not exported from package (or is default export).

fix

Use correct import: import { createMock } from 'testing-utils'

error TypeError: testing_utils_1.default is not a function ↓

cause CommonJS require used on an ESM-only package.

fix

Use ESM import: import testingUtils from 'testing-utils'

error Error: Method not implemented. ↓

cause Package is WIP; functions are stubs.

fix

Do not use this package; choose an alternative.

Warnings

deprecated WIP status: package is incomplete and may be broken or removed without notice. ↓

fix Do not use in production; consider alternatives like jest.fn() or sinon.

gotcha ESM-only: package does not provide CommonJS exports. ↓

fix Use import syntax or use a bundler that supports ESM.

breaking No actual functionality: all utilities are unimplemented stubs that throw errors at runtime. ↓

fix Avoid using until package reaches stable release.

deprecated Package has been abandoned; no updates since initial release. ↓

fix Migrate to actively maintained testing utilities like vitest or @jest/globals.

Install

npm install testing-utils

yarn add testing-utils

pnpm add testing-utils

Imports

createMock
```
import { createMock } from 'testing-utils'
```
Only available as named export, ESM only.

default

wrong

const testingUtils = require('testing-utils')

correct

import testingUtils from 'testing-utils'

ESM default export; no CommonJS support.

render

wrong

import render from 'testing-utils'

correct

import { render } from 'testing-utils'

Named export, not default.

Quickstart

Basic usage of createMock to create a spy/mock function and track calls.

import { createMock } from 'testing-utils';

const mock = createMock();
mock();
console.log(mock.calls);