Suggestion: Expose mocked jest function

Case: I want to known what parameter passed to mongoose function (E.X. find, countDocuments…etc.)

Example code: query.js

// Let use User Model in __tests__/User.js
import user from "User"
export queryUserByName = (name) => user.find({
   name
})

My Test

import mockingoose from "mockingoose"
import {queryUserByName} from "./query"
import User from "./User"

test("Test find user by name", async () => {
  mockingoose.User.toReturn([{name: "David", email: "[e-mail]"}], "find")
  const result = queryUserByName("David")
  const callParams = User.Query.prototype["find"].mock.calls[1][0]
  expect(callParams).toEqual({name: David})
})

Although this work but this one is undocumented way.

May be direct expose jest fn or add it to README.md ?

[andreialecu]

One thing to keep in mind is that the approach in the top level post is wrong in a way, which #50 addresses correctly.

You can have a query like: queryUserByName = (name) => user.find().where('name').equals(name);

In this case the mocked find() call will not have the right parameters of the query, so the OP’s code to check for them via mocks won’t work. The conditions will be undefined, as the find mock is called at the wrong time.

The PR considers this scenario and properly exposes the Query object directly, which will be populated properly at the point that the query is (mockingly) sent to mongo.

[stieg]

Hey @alonronin I have posted https://github.com/alonronin/mockingoose/pull/49. Have a look when you have time. Cheers.