nock/dist/index.js

HTTP server mocking and expectations library for Node.js

                                                         
             
              
              
           
       
                     
                      
                                                        
                                                                     
             
              
                   
                 
                     
                       
       
            
                      
                   
               
             
                
              
                             
                                           

import back from './lib/back.js'
import emitter from './lib/global_emitter.js'
import {
  activate,
  isActive,
  isDone,
  isOn,
  pendingMocks,
  activeMocks,
  removeInterceptor,
  disableNetConnect,
  enableNetConnect,
  removeAll,
  abortPendingRequests,
} from './lib/intercept.js'
import * as recorder from './lib/recorder.js'
import { Scope as ScopeClass, load, loadDefs, define } from './lib/scope.js'
import { getGetRequestBody } from './lib/utils/node/index.js'

function nock(basePath                       , options          ) {
  return new ScopeClass(basePath, options)
}

nock.activate = activate
nock.isActive = isActive
nock.isDone = isDone
nock.pendingMocks = pendingMocks
nock.activeMocks = activeMocks
nock.removeInterceptor = removeInterceptor
nock.disableNetConnect = disableNetConnect
nock.enableNetConnect = enableNetConnect
nock.cleanAll = removeAll
nock.abortPendingRequests = abortPendingRequests
nock.load = load
nock.loadDefs = loadDefs
nock.define = define
nock.emitter = emitter
nock.recorder = {
  rec: recorder.record,
  clear: recorder.clear,
  play: recorder.outputs,
}
nock.restore = recorder.restore
nock.back = back
nock.getGetRequestBody = getGetRequestBody

export default nock

// Re-export types into the nock namespace so consumers can use nock.Scope, nock.Options, etc.
                        
                       
                             
                         
                            
                          
                             
                             
                                 
                                    
                                        
                             
                                  
                                
                                    
                                      
                      
                           
                                     
                                  
                              
                            
                               
                      
 

// We always activate Nock on import, overriding the globals.
// Setting the Back mode "activates" Nock by overriding the global entries in the `http/s` modules.
// If Nock Back is configured, we need to honor that setting for backward compatibility,
// otherwise we rely on Nock Back's default initializing side effect.
if (isOn()) {
  back.setMode(process.env.NOCK_BACK_MODE || 'dryrun')
}