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lodash.stubObject(props, [value=undefined])
index.tsx Tags: lodash, javascript, object, testing, stubbing The `stubObject` function from lodash allows you to create a new object with specified property names that have undefined values. This is useful for creating test objects or for stubbing out objects in testing frameworks. The function takes two parameters: - `props`: An array of string property names for the object. - `value` (optional): The value to set for all properties. If not specified, then undefined is used by default. Here's an example of how to use `stubObject` in JavaScript: ```javascript const _ = require('lodash'); const obj = _.stubObject(['prop1', 'prop2']); console.log(obj.prop1); // undefined console.log(obj.prop2); // undefined 711 chars18 lines
Tags: lodash, javascript, object, testing, stubbing The `stubObject` function from lodash allows you to create a new object with specified property names that have undefined values. This is useful for creating test objects or for stubbing out objects in testing frameworks. The function takes two parameters: - `props`: An array of string property names for the object. - `value` (optional): The value to set for all properties. If not specified, then undefined is used by default. Here's an example of how to use `stubObject` in JavaScript: ```javascript const _ = require('lodash'); const obj = _.stubObject(['prop1', 'prop2']); console.log(obj.prop1); // undefined console.log(obj.prop2); // undefined
In this example, we created a new object with two properties, "prop1" and "prop2", which both have undefined values.
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