unexpectedjs/unexpected-require

Easily mock out required modules using Unexpected and mock-require

JavaScript

MIT License

Unexpected-require is a testing utility that allows developers to easily mock Node.js modules required at runtime by combining the Unexpected assertion library with mock-require. It's designed for JavaScript/Node.js developers writing unit tests who need to isolate components by replacing their dependencies with mock implementations. Note that it only works for modules loaded dynamically during execution, not static imports.

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