proxyquire
🔮 Proxies nodejs require in order to allow overriding dependencies during testing.
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Tech stack & purpose
Proxyquire is a testing tool for Node.js that proxies the require function to allow developers to override dependencies during unit tests without modifying their source code. Built in JavaScript for Node.js, it enables stubbing of module dependencies while keeping non-overridden methods functioning normally, and works with any mocking framework capable of stubbing functions. The project is authored by Thorsten Lorenz, as evidenced by references to thlorenz throughout the repository.
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- Thorsten Lorenz172 commits
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