How to mock requests for unit testing in Node – freeCodeCamp.orgBy Edo Rivai Let’s say you’ve decided to test your codebase, and you’ve read that unit and integration tests shouldn’t perform I/O. You’ve figured you need to mock out the outbound HTTP requests that your app is making, but you’re not sure where to start. I decided to ask Kent C. Dodds on twitter how he approaches HTTP mocking: Fair enough, Kent! I guess this topic is worth a more elaborate write-
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