How to use the stubObject function from lodash
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lodash.stubObject returns a new object with all its properties replaced with no-operation functions (stubs).
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console.log(stubArray); // => [] const stubFalse = _.stubFalse(); console.log(stubFalse); // => false const stubObject = _.stubObject(); console.log(stubObject); // => {} const stubString = _.stubString(); console.log(stubString); // => ''
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How does lodash.stubObject work?
lodash.stubObject is a function in the lodash library that creates a new object with no own properties and the specified object as its prototype. It also stubs any method of the object, creating an empty function.
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const _ = require("lodash"); const stub = _.stubObject(); stub.foo = "bar"; console.log(stub.foo); // Output: 'bar' console.log(stub.baz); // Output: undefined
In this example, _.stubObject() is called to create an empty object with stubbed (empty) methods, and then properties are added to it manually.
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