`stdio-mock` provides lightweight, TypeScript‑typed mock implementations of Node’s `Readable` and `Writable` streams, letting developers replace `process.stdin`, `stdout` and `stderr` with controllable streams for testing. It offers a simple `stdio()` helper that returns mock `stdin`, `stdout`, and `stderr` objects, plus `MockReadable` and `MockWritable` classes that expose methods like `write`, `end`, and `data()` to feed input and inspect output. This library is aimed at Node.js developers who need to unit‑test code that interacts with standard I/O.
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