I'm currently working on unit testing my code, but I've encountered an issue with a library that my code relies on. The library, named setup, is not directly accessible during compile time. However, it will be available when the code is executed. It's important to note that I am not using webpack or any similar tool, only TS node.
Production code:
declare let setup: any;
setup.rest = (): void => { // this signature cannot be altered
}
Test code:
import "jasmine";
describe("App", () => {
beforeEach(() => {
setup = {};
})
it("should have a rest function", () => {
setup.rest();
});
});
My test environment is powered by Jasmine as a test runner. However, upon running the tests, I encounter the following error:
ReferenceError: setup is not defined
I need assistance in finding a way to initialize the setup variable and make it accessible to both my test and production code. How can I achieve this?