A way to mock chains

[dominictarr]

If a method returns this you can chain it's function calls

thing.foo().bar() 

but you can't go

mock = nodemock.mock('foo').returns(mock)

one way to support this would be to ab able to add more functions to a mock

mock = nodemock.mock('foo').returns(mock) nodemock.more(mock).mock('chain').returns(mock)

cheers. Dominic

[dominictarr]

alright, I figured out a way to do this, but you have to make an empty mock function first.

var mock = nodemock.mock('ignore')
mock.mock('chaining').takes('whatever').returns(mock)

no ideal, but it's a feasible work around.

[arunoda]

This is how it's work and :) you are correct,, you've found the correct way of doing that :) or you can try this too.

var mocked = nodemock.mock('foo').returns(nodemock.mock('bar'));`

[dominictarr]

great, that also inforces what order the chains should be called in, cheers!

[arunoda]

Great to hear that you are using nodemock. Happy testing. :-)