Joey Imlay

Last week I created some katas to help a couple of colleagues understand the Jest testing library a little better, particularly around the concepts of mocking functions and network requests, which we do a lot in our work. In the hopes that these exercises will be useful to others, I thought I'd share them here too. Simply clone the repo, open it in your IDE of choice, and follow the instructions in the README.

github.com/dentednerd/jest-katas

Further reading

• Jest: Expect
• Nock: HTTP server mocking and expectations library for Node.js
• Medium: Understanding Jest mocks