Javascript version of jabstract

USAGE

Declare your json responses somewhere:

const jabstract = require('jabstract');

let apiResponse = jabstract({
    ... json-ish payload ...
});

Then use it in your tests by defining only relevant fields:

let response = apiResponse({
  'key': 'value'  
});

It even supports complex payloads!

let apiResponse = jabstract({
  'client': {
    'name': 'John doe',
    'email': 'johndoe@example.org'
  }
});

let response = apiResponse({
  'client': {
    'name': 'Baboon v2.0'
  }
});

* note that apiResponse will keep its default value. So you can mock multiple fixtures for the same payload

Importing

If you need to use jabstract for es5 (old nodejs or browser/karma) you can use the dist/jabstract-browser-es5.js file included in the nodejs package