I'm new to Jest, I'm trying to use it for testing if a function was called or not. I noticed the mock.calls.length is not resetting for every test but accumulating. How can I make it 0 before every test? I don't want my next tests depends on the results of the previous.
I know there is beforeEach in Jest - should I use it? What is the best way to reset mock.calls.length? Thank you.
A code example:
Sum.js:
import local from 'api/local';
export default {
addNumbers(a, b) {
if (a + b <= 10) {
local.getData();
}
return a + b;
},
};
Sum.test.js
import sum from 'api/sum';
import local from 'api/local';
jest.mock('api/local');
// For current implementation, there is a difference
// if I put test 1 before test 2. I want it to be no difference
// test 1
test('should not to call local if sum is more than 10', () => {
expect(sum.addNumbers(5, 10)).toBe(15);
expect(local.getData.mock.calls.length).toBe(0);
});
// test 2
test('should call local if sum <= 10', () => {
expect(sum.addNumbers(1, 4)).toBe(5);
expect(local.getData.mock.calls.length).toBe(1);
});