Marcelo Eden
Marcelo Eden
Im having a similar problem, and we endup building a `wrapContext` function, that takes creates a higher order component and extracts `context` from props, it works but it feels hacky...
@muratguzel please merge this PR so I can use the oficial version. Thanks for publishing this gem I really liked it.
@muratguzel btw why do you use travis if you have no tests?
Thanks @muratguzel :)
I am using mockery with jasmine and it is working fine. But I using it with the wrapper posted on https://github.com/mfncooper/mockery/issues/28
when you mock paths you need use exactly the same string that was used to require, it not the path from your tests file.
Any update on this? I am looking forward for this update.
I never tried `proxyquire` but it looks very similar to what i am currently doing with mockery the main difference is that proxyquire returns an object with the mocked stuff...