Missing property `handledRequests`

This has been mentioned in the ticket https://github.com/miragejs/miragejs/pull/427 It looks to be a very old issue that I’ve also encountered right now.

The documentation states that it is possible to assert against handled requests and responses, but the example doesn’t work. https://miragejs.com/docs/testing/assertions/#asserting-against-handled-requests-and-responses let requests = server.pretender.handledRequests The property handledRequests doesn’t exist.

Please update the documentation with the working example.

[terwort]

I’m facing this issue as well. We are using Typescript, and we are on the latest version (“^0.1.41”).

We are also setting trackRequest to true.

The property does exist on the object. But, it does not exist in the PretenderServer type so Typescript complains about it.

You can add // @ts-ignore to fix the error, but it’d be much appreciated if the type could be updated to include the property.

[nemonemi]

“miragejs”: “~0.1.41”,

I wanted to use this feature in my tests. My setup is as follows

import { Server } from 'miragejs';
import { createServer } from '../src/mocks';

export let server: Server;

beforeEach(() => {
  // Setup the mock server
  server = createServer({ environment: 'test' });
});

afterEach(() => {
  // Tear down the mock server
  server.shutdown();
});

So when I try to access it in my test it shows that there is no such property.

Perhaps I have simply mistyped my server variable. Is there a better way of typing it?