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boblauer
commented on June 27, 2024
This is not possible currently, as you are correct that it assumes a string is a file path.
I would suggest making a dummy-template.html file instead.
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Owlbertz
commented on June 27, 2024
Having a dummy template is what I am currently doing, but as my project has a rather dynamic structure, this leads to issues during building and testing (using gulp), as files get copied to different locations.
If you think is is a valid feature request, I will try to do a PR.
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boblauer
commented on June 27, 2024
Unfortunately I don't think this would be a good feature to add, as it would hide errors when referencing an incorrect path/module. For example, mock('./file.js', './otherr-file.js') would "return" the string ./otherr-file.js, rather than alerting the user that ./otherr-file.js does not exist.
Depending on how your code is setup, you might be able to get away with doing something like:
const html = {
toString: () => '<html />'
};
mock('./template.html', html);require('./template.html') will now return an object, but if that object is coerced into a string later on, then it will work just as if it were a string. It's a bit of a hack, but it may work for you depending on how this html string is being used later on in the code.
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Owlbertz
commented on June 27, 2024
I actually tried that, but it failed as toString() was not invoked in my case.
I guess I will just find a way to copy the templates to where they are searched as well.
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