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49 lines
3.2 KiB
JavaScript
49 lines
3.2 KiB
JavaScript
module.exports = {
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preset: 'react-native',
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// Only treat *.test/*.spec files as tests. The default preset glob also
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// matches every .js file under __tests__, which would pull in the i18n
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// scripts (missingTranslations.js etc.) that are run via `yarn test:i18n`.
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testMatch: ['**/*.(test|spec).[jt]s?(x)'],
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// The `(.*/)?` makes the allowlist apply at any depth: nostr-tools carries its
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// own ESM-only @noble copies in a nested node_modules, and those need babel too.
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transformIgnorePatterns: [
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'node_modules/(?!(.*/)?((jest-)?react-native|@react-native|@react-native-community|@cashu|@noble|@scure|cborg|react-native-flash-message)/)',
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],
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// Several native or source-shipped packages are unusable under jest, and the
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// MODEL layer reaches all of them at import time (Mint -> services barrel ->
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// mmkvStorage / keyChain / db). That is what made MST stores impossible to
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// instantiate in a test at all; these mappings are what make store tests possible.
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moduleNameMapper: {
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// cborg (via @gandlaf21/bc-ur) is ESM-only and its exports map has an "import"
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// condition only, which jest's CJS resolver cannot satisfy. Point at the entry
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// file directly and let babel transform it (see transformIgnorePatterns above).
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'^cborg$': '<rootDir>/node_modules/cborg/cborg.js',
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// Same shape as the @scure/bip39 mapping below: the package's exports map
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// names only the suffixed path, so app code imports it that way. This accepts
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// both spellings, for transitive dependencies still using the bare one.
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'^@noble/hashes/utils(?:\\.js)?$': '@noble/hashes/utils.js',
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// The package's exports map lists ONLY the explicit `.js` subpath, so app code
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// imports it that way (moduleResolution is "bundler", which honours exports).
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// This accepts both spellings, since a transitive dependency may still use the
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// extensionless one, which no resolver can infer from that map.
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'^@scure/bip39/wordlists/([^/.]+)(?:\\.js)?$': '@scure/bip39/wordlists/$1.js',
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// quick-crypto's native module is unavailable under jest; route to a
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// Node `crypto` shim so deps that import it at load time (e.g. bip32) work.
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'^react-native-quick-crypto$': '<rootDir>/__mocks__/react-native-quick-crypto.js',
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// MMKV and op-sqlite are native. MMKV is Map-backed and behaves; op-sqlite is
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// only an import-time shim and throws if a statement is actually executed —
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// use node:sqlite with the production SQL for real DB semantics (see the db
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// suites).
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'^react-native-mmkv$': '<rootDir>/__mocks__/react-native-mmkv.js',
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'^@op-engineering/op-sqlite$': '<rootDir>/__mocks__/op-sqlite.js',
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// Sentry ships untransformed ESM, so anything importing logService fails to
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// parse. Mocking Sentry rather than logService lets the REAL logger load, so
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// tests can cover code that logs instead of stubbing the logger away.
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'^@sentry/react-native$': '<rootDir>/__mocks__/sentry-react-native.js',
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// react-native-localize is a native TurboModule, and src/i18n calls getLocales()
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// at module scope — so without this, importing `translate` anywhere makes the
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// module unloadable under jest.
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'^react-native-localize$': '<rootDir>/__mocks__/react-native-localize.js',
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},
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}
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