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I've just tried a bunch of different mocking libraries and finally discovered mockyeah. It is one of the few libraries that works pretty much out of the box to mock API endpoints for my React Native app with Detox. The available feature set seems perfect for my use case although I mainly rely on @mockyeah/server.
However, it seems there are no TypeScript types provided. That makes using mockyeah harder than it needs to be How about adding typing information either to this library directly or via Definitely Typed?
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@arabold Thanks, glad it's working well for you! So the story is that @mockyeah/server code is a little older than the rest of the packages here, so it's not fully written in TypeScript yet. The best plan would be to convert that code to TypeScript so we get accurate type definitions for free. This is not necessarily something we'll be able to invest in short-term, but definitely open to collaboration and pull requests. Thoughts?
I've just tried a bunch of different mocking libraries and finally discovered
mockyeah
. It is one of the few libraries that works pretty much out of the box to mock API endpoints for my React Native app with Detox. The available feature set seems perfect for my use case although I mainly rely on@mockyeah/server
.However, it seems there are no TypeScript types provided. That makes using
mockyeah
harder than it needs to be How about adding typing information either to this library directly or via Definitely Typed?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: