Nock: browser: support fetch

[pgte]

Intercept the browser fetch API calls as we do now for http(s).request calls.

[blackxored]

+1

[danny-andrews]

+1

[judikdavid]

+1

[vyorkin]

@danny-andrews @judikdavid @blackxored for now you can use fetch-mock

[blackxored]

Yes I switched to fetch-mock after a bit of research :(

[vyorkin]

Sorry for ad of other solutions here. I'll definitely switch back to nock later (when it will support fetch) because I really like the API, code quality & docs

[pgte]

@vyorkin np at all.

I think that a good solution for everyone would be for browserify / webpack to use fetch as the HTTP client backend..

[judikdavid]

Yes, I'm also using fetch-mock with webpack, just wanted to switch back to nock.

[choonkending]

+1

[ciccia]

+1

[dmitry]

Any proposals how it should work?

[BAI-Bonjwa]

+1

[jamesfiltness]

+1

[aaaristo]

+1

[alexpanov]

+1

[robforsythe]

+1

[rublev]

+1

[j-brown]

+1

[alexpanov]

I have migrated from karma to mocha + jsdom and now I'm running my web tests using that setup. Now I can use nock.

[rublev]

@alexpanov can you go more in depth about your setup? i've not been able to get nock to intercept relative API paths w/ isomorphic fetch + mocha.

[alexpanov]

@rublev
I used to have a PhantomJS based test suite. For purely historical reasons I used Karma with Jasmine for unit testing. Having Karma as a test runner in conjunction with PhantomJS meant my tests were executed from within a browser.
Now, however, the tests are being run with Mocha. There's no PhantomJS anymore, but there's jsdom. That means my tests are executed with node.

Does that help?

[joerx]

+1

[Lohann]

+1

[oncletom]

So if I summarize this issue, there is no way to intercept fetch networking activity without relying on an external module nor by stubbing the fetch object?

[snowmac]

bump

[paulmelnikow]

See possible solution using fetch-mock in #591.

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