How to Mock Fetch in Jest Manually

[@andrewhulme1188]

Thanks for the video Leigh, very helpful For anyone having issues where it returns undefined, I solved it by putting the 'global.fetch....' INSIDE the 'it' function (or in a beforeEach)

[@leighhalliday]

Thanks Andrew! Thanks for sharing how you solved the issue!

[@harikrishnavholla5036]

Thank you

[@jesusgodinho3478]

Not all heroes wear capes, quite literally. I've been looking to carry out the exact same tests for my API. True legend !

[@leighhalliday]

Haha thanks! Check out my video on mock service worker, you’re going to love it!

[@eestiprogrammeerija1244]

THANK YOU SO MUCH MAN, you save a lot of time for me, i was googling this for 2 days with no certain answer, thanks

[@dawid_dahl]

Finally a good testing tutorial! Thank you!

[@leighhalliday]

Hey Dawid! Check out the video I just published about Mock Service Worker, I think you'll like it!

[@MrVisheshsingh]

Thank you! Keeping my 👀 open for the upcoming videos

[@leighhalliday]

Coming tomorrow and Sunday :)

[@abessesmahi4888]

I'am so excited to see the upcoming videos on testing Thank so much sir.

[@leighhalliday]

Thanks Abesse! One today another tomorrow! :)

[@TheDoctorVideos]

Great video, really helped me understand how the global fetch and mocking works!

[@leighhalliday]

Awesome!! Happy it helped :)

[@takeshikriang]

This is really good Leigh. Thanks for sharing.

[@pravinpoudel1307]

Hello Leight on API request, i get error response of 'You have not supplied an API Access Key. [Required format: access_key=YOUR_ACCESS_KEY]' , is it just me or there is another way to access the API?

[@nikosspiropoulos8417]

the global function fetch now returns undefined when i assing jest.fn to the global object. ANY IDEAS/??????? thanks in advance

[@dominikseljan3043]

Great one Leigh! Can't wait to see other two videos.

[@leighhalliday]

Thanks Dominik!! One today another tomorrow :)

[@umhurram]

Thanks Leigh!

[@ArtiomNeganov]

Very clear explanation. Thank you!

[@nicholassmith6412]

Excellent video

[@ibadshaikh2215]

How to make sure that the fields coming from API response always remain unchanged. Like if the returned object is { rates : {} } , how can I know that the rates key is always there.

[@Ls-xb2bn]

Ur a god. Thanks!!!! Really thanks. This was so usefull

[@average-user9]

thanks! and, it would be cool to have a link to second video in the end, and so on) thanks anyway)

[@ahmedjumaah9727]

Hi Leigh, what if we have a react useState and want to pass the response to the state, how would we test this scenario ? Thanks

[@MageLink]

Dude, you rocks

[@larube]

Another good video !

[@leighhalliday]

Thank you Amador :D I appreciate the support!

[@larube]

@@leighhalliday You deserve it !

[@MohieddineSaadeh]

Thanks for the video.. I followed the steps but funny enough reject failed my test even if I remove all expects.. Also I'm using NextJS and showing an error message on the screen which is not showing.. I know it is async to begin with, but I did await fetch in my code so basically the rendered HTML should have updated.. Anyways will dig into that.. Thought of sharing my experience.

[@sushmak3110]

Hi Leigh, could you please guide how to mock sequalize ORM on sqlite db

[@leighhalliday]

Hey Sushma! Perhaps :D If it's something I run into in my development, I'll definitely do one.

[@davidobodo3605]

thanks a lot for this

[@akamfoad]

thanks great video Leigh, but something is weird, global overriding don't work in my project when doing them outside it/test blocks, made with CRA as well as yours, I saw other projects also using global overriding outside it/test blocks and works well, it seems you guys tweaked something or what is wrong if not?

[@leighhalliday]

Hey Akam! Sorry... I am not really sure! Perhaps something has changed since the time this video was released... I believe I link to the source code... can you find anything there that might be why?

[@stevereid636]

I tried following using typescript. I used this: const globalAny: any = global; globalAny.fetch = jest.fn(() => Promise.resolve({ json: () => Promise.resolve({ rates: { CAD: 1.42 } }) }) ); and it worked fine for a time, but when I got to the mockImplementationOnce() , typescript complained that "Property 'mockImplementationOnce' does not exist on type '(input: RequestInfo, init?: RequestInit | undefined) => Promise'." Any ideas on how to resolve this?

[@leighhalliday]

Hey Steve! Sorry, I am not great with TypeScript... I personally don't know how, but maybe someone else does here? Maybe you can redefine the type of fetch to be a union of whatever type fetch normally has combined with the type of a fetch mock function?

[@stevereid636]

@@leighhalliday Thanks for the suggestion anyway 👍🏾

[@bindushree1037]

Can you make a video on how to mock the post fetch request which connected to backend having url like localhost:8080 using jest

[@leighhalliday]

Hey! I would check out "mock service worker" for this sorta thing.

[@alanthomasgramont]

How do I mock a "service" which isn't using fetch? That service could just be a function call that is may be doing all sorts of things I don't want to test here. import { computeData } from '../services/DataService' I want to replace computeData for all my tests within the component that I'm testing. So my component is calling something like: useEffect(() => { setData(computerData(props.a, props.b)); },[props.a, props.b]) and when data is set, it renders a table or something. computerData isn't a math function or anything and every test might need a different computed result so I don't want to use __Mock__

[@leighhalliday]

Hey Alan! I would use a manual jest mock but then you can override it with jestjs.io/docs/en/mock-function-api#mockfnmockimplementationoncefn whenever you need it to do something specific for a single test.

[@bscodev]

Thanks Master!

[@chetanjain4616]

Hey, sorry but I still don't get it, you are still fetching the API right? when , on line number 10, you call convert function it still fetches the API and return the results which lets say if I turn off my internet would result in a failed test right?

[@nimatsergiu2942]

Thanks man this really helped me out ;)

[@leighhalliday]

Glad I could help, Nimat! Thank you!

[@ImranKhansilvake]

soo good. thankyou very much

[@leighhalliday]

Thanks Imran! I appreciate it!

[@SheryarShirazi]

I'm not getting intellisense like it/test in VSCode react anyone knows?

[@leighhalliday]

Hmmm... sorry, I'm not sure Sheryar!

[@bigk9000]

Okay, no matter what I do, no matter which method I employ or what package I install, I cannot mock fetch. For whatever the reason, it's utterly impossible.

[@leighhalliday]

Hey King! Give this a try... it's my preferred way to do it now: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rGial52hgLaHfpI

[@rajat420420]

How to mock superagent?

[@leighhalliday]

Hey Rajat! I think you could probably use the approach in this video which is less about mocking and more about intercepting HTTP requests, which would work for fetch/axios/superagent/etc... kzbin.info/www/bejne/rGial52hgLaHfpI

[@DarrylHebbes]

part time forex trader?

[@leighhalliday]

Hehe nah, it's just hard to find a simple API to use in examples that doesn't require an API key :D