fix(🧪): Jest mock - #441
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TurboModuleRegistry.getEnforcing("WebGPUModule") throws at import time
under Jest since there's no native binary, so any app that imports
react-native-webgpu (even just to render a screen that uses <Canvas>)
crashes its test suite.
Add src/mock.ts, a JS-only stand-in with no native module dependency:
Canvas renders as a plain View, and GPU-dependent APIs (importDevice,
adoptTexture, useDevice, a real canvas context) throw a clear error if
a test actually exercises them. Ship it via a root jestSetup.js
(added to setupFilesAfterEnv) following the same pattern used by
react-native-reanimated, react-native-worklets, and
@shopify/react-native-skia.
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TurboModuleRegistry.getEnforcing("WebGPUModule") throws at import time under Jest since there's no native binary, so any app that imports react-native-webgpu (even just to render a screen that uses ) crashes its test suite.
Add src/mock.ts, a JS-only stand-in with no native module dependency: Canvas renders as a plain View, and GPU-dependent APIs (importDevice, adoptTexture, useDevice, a real canvas context) throw a clear error if a test actually exercises them. Ship it via a root jestSetup.js (added to setupFilesAfterEnv) following the same pattern used by react-native-reanimated, react-native-worklets, and @shopify/react-native-skia.