Mockingoose
A Jest package for mocking mongoose models
Installation
With NPM:
$ npm i mockingoose -D
With Yarn:
$ yarn add mockingoose -D
Import the library
const mockingoose = require('mockingoose');
Usage
// user.js
const mongoose = require('mongoose');
const { Schema } = mongoose;
const schema = Schema({
name: String,
email: String,
created: { type: Date, default: Date.now },
});
module.exports = mongoose.model('User', schema);
mockingoose(Model).toReturn(obj, operation = 'find')
Returns a plain object.
// __tests__/user.test.js
const mockingoose = require('mockingoose');
const model = require('./user');
describe('test mongoose User model', () => {
it('should return the doc with findById', () => {
const _doc = {
_id: '507f191e810c19729de860ea',
name: 'name',
email: 'name@email.com',
};
mockingoose(model).toReturn(_doc, 'findOne');
return model.findById({ _id: '507f191e810c19729de860ea' }).then(doc => {
expect(JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(doc))).toMatchObject(_doc);
});
});
it('should return the doc with update', () => {
const _doc = {
_id: '507f191e810c19729de860ea',
name: 'name',
email: 'name@email.com',
};
mockingoose(model).toReturn(_doc, 'update');
return model
.update({ name: 'changed' }) // this won't really change anything
.where({ _id: '507f191e810c19729de860ea' })
.then(doc => {
expect(JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(doc))).toMatchObject(_doc);
});
});
});
mockingoose(Model).toReturn(fn, operation = 'find')
Allows passing a function in order to return the result.
You will be able to inspect the query using the parameter passed to the function. This will be either a Mongoose Query or Aggregate class, depending on your usage.
You can use snapshots to automatically test that the queries sent out are valid.
// __tests__/user.test.js
const mockingoose = require('mockingoose');
const model = require('./user');
describe('test mongoose User model', () => {
it('should return the doc with findById', () => {
const _doc = {
_id: '507f191e810c19729de860ea',
name: 'name',
email: 'name@email.com',
};
const finderMock = query => {
expect(query.getQuery()).toMatchSnapshot('findById query');
if (query.getQuery()._id === '507f191e810c19729de860ea') {
return _doc;
}
};
mockingoose(model).toReturn(finderMock, 'findOne'); // findById is findOne
return model.findById('507f191e810c19729de860ea').then(doc => {
expect(JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(doc))).toMatchObject(_doc);
});
});
});
mockingoose(Model).reset(operation = undefined)
will reset Model mock, if pass an operation, will reset only this operation mock.
it('should reset model mock', () => {
mockingoose(model).toReturn({ name: '1' });
mockingoose(model).toReturn({ name: '2' }, 'save');
mockingoose(model).reset(); // will reset all operations;
mockingoose(model).reset('find'); // will reset only find operations;
});
you can also chain mockingoose#ModelName
operations:
mockingoose(model)
.toReturn({ name: 'name' })
.toReturn({ name: 'a name too' }, 'findOne')
.toReturn({ name: 'another name' }, 'save')
.reset('find');
mockingoose.resetAll()
will reset all mocks.
beforeEach(() => {
mockingoose.resetAll();
});
Operations available:
- [x]
find
- for find query - [x]
findOne
- for findOne query - [x]
count
- for count query (deprecated) - [x]
countDocuments
for count query - [x]
estimatedDocumentCount
for count collection documents - [x]
distinct
- for distinct query - [x]
findOneAndUpdate
- for findOneAndUpdate query - [x]
findOneAndRemove
- for findOneAndRemove query - [x]
update
- for update query (DEPRECATED) - [x]
updateOne
- for updateOne query - [x]
updateMany
- for updateMany query - [x]
save
- for create, and save documentsModel.create()
orModel.save()
ordoc.save()
- [x]
remove
- for remove query (DEPRECATED) - [x]
deleteOne
- for deleteOne query - [x]
deleteMany
- for deleteMany query - [x]
aggregate
- for aggregate framework - [x]
insertMany
- forModel.insertMany()
bulk insert, can also pass{ lean: true, rawResult: true }
options.
Notes
All operations work with exec
, promise
and callback
.
-
if you are using
Model.create
and you don't pass a mock with mockingoose you'll receive the mongoose created doc (with ObjectId and transformations) -
validations are working as expected.
-
the returned document is an instance of mongoose Model.
-
deleteOne
andupdateOne
operation returns original mocked object. -
you can simulate Error by passing an Error to mockingoose:
mockingoose(model).toReturn(new Error('My Error'), 'save'); return model.create({ name: 'name', email: 'name@email.com' }).catch(err => { expect(err.message).toBe('My Error'); });
-
you can mock
.populate
in your mocked result just be sure to change theSchema
's path to appropriate type (eg:Object
|Mixed
):User.schema.path('foreignKey', Object); const doc = { email: 'test@mail.com', foreignKey: { _id: '5ca4af76384306089c1c30ba', name: 'test', value: 'test', }, name: 'Name', saveCount: 1, }; mockingoose(User).toReturn(doc); const result = await User.find(); expect(result).toMatchObject(doc);
-
you can mock the
Model.exists()
by passing thefindOne
operator. see Issue #69 -
no connection is made to the database (mongoose.connect is jest.fn())
-
will work with node 6.4.x. tested with mongoose 4.x and jest 20.x.
-
check tests for more, feel free to fork and contribute.
Recent Changes:
-
mockingoose.ModelName
is deprecated,mockingoose(Model)
is the now the recommended usage, withModel
being a Mongoose model class.Alternatively, you may pass a string with the model name.
-
mockingoose(Model).toReturn((query) => value)
can now take also take a function as a parameter.The function is called with either a Query or Aggregate object from Mongoose, depending on the request. This allows tests to ensure that proper queries are sent out, and helps with regression testing.