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jest.mock() does not work when module name has ".js" in it
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I am trying to mock the “react-plotly.js” module, but when i am running test files with
jest.mock("react-plotly.js")
in them, the execution fails with the following error message:
Test suite failed to run
TypeError: window.URL.createObjectURL is not a function
When testing the exact same test but with all “react-plotly.js” imports changed to “react-plotly”, the test execute fine. It seems to me like the dot in the module name is breaking the mocking.
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