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// jest.mocked(useStoreContext): This part of the code uses Jest's jest.mocked function to create a mocked version of the useStoreContext function. The jest.mocked function is used to mock functions and methods. It creates a mock that can be configured with custom behavior.
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// mockeduseStoreContext.mockImplementation(() => [state, dispatch]): After creating the mock, this line configures the mock to implement a specific behavior. In this case, it specifies that when useStoreContext is called, it should return an array containing two values: state and dispatch.
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mockeduseStoreContext.mockImplementation(()=>[state,dispatch]);//After creating the mock, this line configures the mock to implement a specific behavior. In this case, it specifies that when useStoreContext is called, it should return an array containing two values: state and dispatch.
//declare a var useDispatchMock, and assign it to the useDispatch from the reactRedux object, and set it's type as jest.Mock
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//we expect useDispatchMock to have a type assertion of jest.Mock
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constuseDispatchMock=useDispatchasjest.Mock;
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constdummyDispatch=jest.fn();//define a mock function and store it in the var dummyDispatch
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useDispatchMock.mockReturnValue(dummyDispatch);
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//when the test runs, its going to see that the component invokes useDispatch, but since we have it overridden as a jest mock func, it'll run that instead, and we set it up so that when the jest mock func runs, it returns dummy dispatch to run in its place. This allows us to check the number of times dummy dispatch was called, which would represent the number of times useDispatch was called.
// export const StoreContext = React.createContext(); // we create a context object and assign it to StoreContext
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// export const useStoreContext = () => useContext(StoreContext); // the useStoreContext function allows us to use use the above declared StoreContext.
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exportconstStoreContext=React.createContext();// we create a context object and assign it to StoreContext
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exportconstuseStoreContext=()=>useContext(StoreContext);// the useStoreContext function allows us to use use the above declared StoreContext.
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