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bun test: require() of a module mock returns the factory's object, marked __esModule or not - #48178
mock.module("./m", () => ({ __esModule: true, default: X, named: 2 })), then require("./m") of a module nothing has loaded, returns X. named is undefined. Jest and Bun 1.2.1 return the factory's object.
commonJSExportsOfObjectModule() (src/jsc/bindings/ModuleLoader.cpp:423) unwraps __esModule to default. Correctly handle __esModule for loader: "object" #16885 added that for plugin loader: "object" modules. Mocks share the arm. A mock of a module require() had loaded never unwrapped.
Fix
Split the OnLoadResultTypeObject arm of handleVirtualModuleResult() into a mock half and a plugin half. The plugin half keeps the unwrap. The mock half gives require() the factory's object.
Add Bun::commonJSExportsOfModuleMockResult(), the one definition of "module.exports of a mock result", for the mock half, the node: builtin route and overrideLoadedModuleExports(). Four copies become one.
Verified: test/regression/issue/48137.test.ts and a new block in test/js/bun/test/mock/mock-module.test.ts (five mock functions, a file and node:os, each load order) fail on the released bun. Also plugins.test.ts and test/js/bun/test/mock/.
Background
handleVirtualModuleResult() serves plugin and mock results, told apart by wasModuleMock. __esModule is an interop marker for a transpiled import x from. Jest stores the factory's object as module.exports as is.
A mock.module() factory that returns { __esModule: true, default: fn } gave require() the fn on 1.2.2 through 1.4.4, so require("./dep")() worked. It now returns the object, as Jest does, and that call throws. Return fn itself, or leave __esModule off, to keep that form. bun test: require() returns the ES module mock.module() patched #47819 pins the old answer for a module an import loaded first. That case needs a ruling: see Notes.
Under --aot, the engine still answers default for a mock laid over a module an import alone loaded. The AOT orders test pins that answer for those orders (7 b orders, and t, tr, it for bun:sqlite), two bun:sqlite cases compare only pass and mocked/real, and the import-first test of mock-module.test.ts is listed in runner-suites.known.txt, until the engine follows.
Per mock require(): 2 property reads fewer (counting getters: main 2, here 0). Binary size not measured (bloaty missing here).
Notes
Interaction with #47819. That PR makes require() of an ES module that mock.module() patched in place return the namespace object. Its isESModulePatchedByMockModule check fires only when commonJSExportsOfObjectModule() returns empty, that is, when the factory's object has no __esModule plus default. After this PR no mock result reaches that helper, so the check belongs at the top of the mock half, before setExportsObject. Its two tests "the default export of a factory's object marked __esModule" (toBe(fake)) and "also when that default export is the factory's object" then expect the patched namespace, or the factory's object where the module was not loaded. Whichever lands second adjusts. A ruling on that case is the one open question.
AOT.#47942 added a copy of the unwrap to overrideLoadedModuleExports() under ENABLE(AOT), for a mock of a compiled module that never ran. That copy mirrored the plain rule and is replaced by the shared helper, so b, rb, br and the other orders where nothing or require() loaded the module answer the same in plain and compiled runs. The engine's own answer for a mock laid over a module that an import alone loaded (ib, ibb, ibh, ibr, ibw, ibra, iab for bun:sqlite, and a program file or node:os imported first) stays default: it reads the __esModule and default getters itself at the require() call. Changing that is a WebKit change. The other 33 orders and every other library module match plain, checked by hand.
Repro on main and 1.4.3.require() returned {} (the default) and Object.keys() was []. Variants: { default, named } without __esModule and { __esModule, named } without default returned the full object, await import() returned the full namespace. Only __esModule plus default on the not-yet-loaded path unwrapped.
Bisect over releases. 1.2.1 passes, 1.2.2 through 1.4.3 fail. #16885 (9acb72d) shipped in 1.2.2.
#47966 (draft) fixes jest.mock()/jest.doMock() only at the same site and pins the unwrap for mock.module(), so it does not fix the report.
Copies of the mock module.exports rule. 4 before (ModuleLoader.cpp:428, ModuleLoader.cpp:667, BunPlugin.cpp:2272, BunPlugin.cpp:2366), 1 after (Bun::commonJSExportsOfModuleMockResult).
Not measured. Instructions per require(): perf is not installed here. The changed code sits behind the runVirtualModule() gate, so a require() with no mock or plugin match never reaches it. Binary size: the diff adds one 2-branch free function and removes one bool parameter, two branches, one struct field and the AOT copy of the unwrap.
Suites run with the debug build.test/js/bun/plugin/plugins.test.ts (267 pass, 3 time out at 5 s in this container with main's src/ too), test/js/bun/test/mock/mock-hoist.test.ts (134), mock-module.test.ts (314), mock-module-non-string.test.ts, mock-module-resolve-log.test.ts, test/js/bun/test/mock/6874, 6879, require-bun-test.test.ts, vitest-flavor.test.ts, test/regression/issue/11664.test.ts, ENG-24434.test.ts, issue-1825-jest-mock-functions.test.ts. The AOT test files exceed the test timeout in this container. Their bun:sqlite cases with the __esModule mock were run by hand, plain and --debug-aot, in batches (the AOT compiler crashes intermittently in AOTLinkFlow.cpp on a batch, a pre-existing issue).
Self-reviewed: 13 concerns raised, 11 addressed (rebase onto #47942, the AOT copy, the AOT pins, the import-first test, a Node parity claim dropped, the #47819 interaction stated). Rejected: sequencing this PR behind #47819 before opening it (the ruling can happen on either PR), and a Jest-only scope.
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The __esModule/default unwrap in commonJSExportsOfObjectModule() was
written for plugin loader: "object" modules (#16885). Module mocks
took the same path, so require() of a not-yet-loaded mock whose factory
returned { __esModule: true, default: X, named } got X alone, and the
named exports were gone. A mock of a module that require() had loaded
before did not unwrap, so the answer depended on load order.
Split the OnLoadResultTypeObject arm into a mock half and a plugin
half. The plugin half keeps the unwrap. The mock half, the node:
builtin route and overrideLoadedModuleExports() all take module.exports
of a mock result from one helper, Bun::commonJSExportsOfModuleMockResult().
Delete the dead OnLoadResult::wasMock field.
…ers it
overrideLoadedModuleExports() kept two more copies of the rule for
module.exports of a mock result, one of them with the __esModule unwrap
that the plain runtime no longer applies. Both now call the shared
helper, so a compiled test run answers require() of a mock of a module
that nothing has loaded as plain bun does.
The image itself still answers require() of a mock laid over a module
that an import alone had loaded with the default of an object marked
__esModule. The AOT tests compare plain and compiled output without
those answers until the engine follows.
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Mock results now use a shared CommonJS export helper. require() returns the mock factory object, including when it has __esModule. Tests cover mock APIs, built-in modules, AOT paths, and import() namespace behavior.
Changes
Mock export handling
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Summary
Resolve mock results for CommonJS src/jsc/bindings/BunPlugin.cpp, src/jsc/bindings/BunPlugin.h, src/jsc/bindings/ModuleLoader.cpp, src/jsc/bindings/ModuleLoader.h
A shared helper returns exportsObject() for JSCommonJSModule results and leaves other results unchanged. Mock handling in ModuleLoader uses this helper for CommonJS exports, while ordinary object modules use separate export handling.
Check mock behavior across loading paths test/js/bun/test/mock/mock-module.test.ts, test/regression/issue/48137.test.ts, docs/test/mocks.mdx
Tests cover mock APIs, previously loaded modules, and an unloaded mixed-export module. The documentation states that __esModule does not change the object returned by require().
Validate AOT mock behavior test/aot/*
AOT expectations now check for the factory object in require() results. The built-in-module tests filter comparison output for the bun:sqlite case.
Possibly related PRs
oven-sh/bun#47819: Changes object-module export handling and require() behavior for mocked modules.
Suggested reviewers: jarred-sumner, alii
Severity of issue fixed: Medium
Merge Risk: Low · up to e926c
The change is mergeable with a small test follow-up: explicitly assert the mock-first factory-object result so matching incorrect outputs cannot pass unnoticed.
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The title names the main change: require() of a module mock now returns the factory's object, whether or not it is marked __esModule. The raw summary and objectives confirm that the change separates m…
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Directly linked issue #48137 has one coding objective. For a mock of a module that is not yet loaded, a factory object with __esModule, default, and named must make require(...).named === 2. The whole…
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The changes serve #48137 or support its fix. Bun::commonJSExportsOfModuleMockResult() in src/jsc/bindings/BunPlugin.cpp replaces the mock module.exports rule at the overrideLoadedModuleExports() sites…
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The title names the main change: require() of a module mock now returns the factory's object, whether or not it is marked __esModule. The raw summary and objectives confirm that the change separates mock handling from plugin object-module handling and fixes the not-yet-loaded require() path (issue #48137). The title is specific and matches the changeset. It is a bit long at 91 characters, but it is clear.
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Directly linked issue #48137 has one coding objective. For a mock of a module that is not yet loaded, a factory object with __esModule, default, and named must make require(...).named === 2. The whole-PR diff (merge base 2596ac5 to head e926c9a) implements this. In src/jsc/bindings/ModuleLoader.cpp, handleVirtualModuleResult() now has a wasModuleMock branch in the OnLoadResultTypeObject arm. That branch takes the settled factory result with Bun::resultOfModuleMock(), converts it with Bun::commonJSExportsOfModuleMockResult(), and calls commonJSModule->setExportsObject() on that value. No __esModule/default unwrap runs on this path. The unwrap stays only in commonJSExportsOfObjectModule(), which serves plugin loader: "object" modules. The regression test test/regression/issue/48137.test.ts loads an unloaded ESM module under a mock whose factory returns { __esModule: true, default: {}, named: 2 }. It asserts required.named === 2 and required toBe the factory object. The #47819 interaction concerns modules that an import loaded before mocking. The issue describes that already-loaded case as working. Under this PR it still returns the factory object, so named === 2 holds there as well. Limits: tests were not run in this review. The regression test and the diffs were read. The mock-module.test.ts block and the AOT test files were not read.
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The changes serve #48137 or support its fix. Bun::commonJSExportsOfModuleMockResult() in src/jsc/bindings/BunPlugin.cpp replaces the mock module.exports rule at the overrideLoadedModuleExports() sites (compiled-module, willMockModule, and CommonJS cache paths) and in the builtin route of fetchBuiltinModuleWithoutResolution() in ModuleLoader.cpp. The diff removes the wasModuleMock parameter from commonJSExportsOfObjectModule() and the AOT copy of the __esModule/default unwrap. These edits support the split into a mock half and a plugin half. The docs/test/mocks.mdx edit, the mock-module.test.ts block, and the AOT test expectation updates describe the same mock-require behavior that the PR changes. The runner-suites.known.txt entry records the same conflict with #47819 that the PR description flags for a ruling. That conflict concerns related mock-require behavior, so it is not unrelated work. Limits: the AOT test files, the runner-suites entry, and the docs edit were not read in this review. The removed OnLoadResult::wasMock field was not checked for remaining readers outside the diffed files, because repository search is not available. Build consistency for that removal is therefore not established here.
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The description follows the template with both required sections, "What does this PR do?" and "How did you verify your code works?". The first section gives a clear problem statement, the fix, background, and downsides, and it links issue #48137. The second section lists verification: the regression test, a new block in mock-module.test.ts, and several suites run on a debug build. It also explains the AOT limitations and the open interaction with #47819. The evidence note says mock-module.test.ts could not run on the author's machine and defers to CI. That gap is stated, so the description is mostly complete. The template's section headings are present in substance, though the author added Problem, Fix, Background, and Downsides subheadings.
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Review comments at @src/jsc/bindings/BunPlugin.cpp:
- Around line 2270-2271: The AOT mock-result path around
Bun::commonJSExportsOfModuleMockResult can unwrap a mock object to its default
export when a builtin was loaded first. Update this path so require() returns
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Nothing blocking. The comments below are optional suggestions. There is no need to push a fix for them before merging.
Beyond the inline findings, I also checked the restructured mock half of handleVirtualModuleResult for behavior drift: the old commonJSExportsOfObjectModule(..., wasModuleMock=true) never returned empty for a mock, so the new setExportsObject + return commonJSModule path matches the old flow except for the intended __esModule/default unwrap; the node: builtin site in fetchBuiltinModuleWithoutResolution and the three overrideLoadedModuleExports sites reduce to the same helper with the same RETURN_IF_EXCEPTION placement.
Extended reasoning...
The change touches the module-mock require() path in src/jsc/bindings/ModuleLoader.cpp and BunPlugin.cpp, replacing four copies of the "module.exports of a mock result" rule with one helper and dropping the __esModule unwrap for mocks; it touches no security-sensitive surface. The inline findings about AOT divergence and the skipped AOT comparisons are what warrant a human look, so this is a ruled-out note rather than an approval.
The AOT orders test now expects the compiled run to answer the default
for a marked mock laid over a module an import alone loaded (the b mock,
and the t copy of bun:sqlite's exports, which say __esModule), instead
of leaving those answers out. The import-alone test keeps the result and
the mocked/real check for the two bun:sqlite cases. The import-first
test of mock-module.test.ts is named in runner-suites.known.txt: its
child run under --aot gets the default from the engine.
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- Around line 3422-3423: In the import-first mock test, retain the object
returned by the `mock.module("./dep", ...)` factory and assert that
`require("./dep")` returns that exact object by identity. Keep the existing
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bun:jsc is a module of native code, which the host answers whoever asks,
so its compiled runs give the factory's object like plain runs. The
import-first require() test of mock-module.test.ts passes under --aot,
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- Line 122: Update the assertion around toldAsOneProgram and asOneProgram to
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Fixes #48137
Problem
mock.module("./m", () => ({ __esModule: true, default: X, named: 2 })), thenrequire("./m")of a module nothing has loaded, returnsX.namedisundefined. Jest and Bun 1.2.1 return the factory's object.commonJSExportsOfObjectModule()(src/jsc/bindings/ModuleLoader.cpp:423) unwraps__esModuletodefault. Correctly handle__esModuleforloader: "object"#16885 added that for pluginloader: "object"modules. Mocks share the arm. A mock of a modulerequire()had loaded never unwrapped.Fix
OnLoadResultTypeObjectarm ofhandleVirtualModuleResult()into a mock half and a plugin half. The plugin half keeps the unwrap. The mock half givesrequire()the factory's object.Bun::commonJSExportsOfModuleMockResult(), the one definition of "module.exports of a mock result", for the mock half, thenode:builtin route andoverrideLoadedModuleExports(). Four copies become one.test/regression/issue/48137.test.tsand a new block intest/js/bun/test/mock/mock-module.test.ts(five mock functions, a file andnode:os, each load order) fail on the released bun. Alsoplugins.test.tsandtest/js/bun/test/mock/.Background
handleVirtualModuleResult()serves plugin and mock results, told apart bywasModuleMock.__esModuleis an interop marker for a transpiledimport x from. Jest stores the factory's object asmodule.exportsas is.mock.module()).Downsides
mock.module()factory that returns{ __esModule: true, default: fn }gaverequire()thefnon 1.2.2 through 1.4.4, sorequire("./dep")()worked. It now returns the object, as Jest does, and that call throws. Returnfnitself, or leave__esModuleoff, to keep that form. bun test: require() returns the ES module mock.module() patched #47819 pins the old answer for a module an import loaded first. That case needs a ruling: see Notes.--aot, the engine still answersdefaultfor a mock laid over a module an import alone loaded. The AOT orders test pins that answer for those orders (7borders, andt,tr,itforbun:sqlite), twobun:sqlitecases compare only pass and mocked/real, and the import-first test ofmock-module.test.tsis listed inrunner-suites.known.txt, until the engine follows.require(): 2 property reads fewer (counting getters: main 2, here 0). Binary size not measured (bloatymissing here).Notes
Interaction with #47819. That PR makes
require()of an ES module thatmock.module()patched in place return the namespace object. ItsisESModulePatchedByMockModulecheck fires only whencommonJSExportsOfObjectModule()returns empty, that is, when the factory's object has no__esModuleplusdefault. After this PR no mock result reaches that helper, so the check belongs at the top of the mock half, beforesetExportsObject. Its two tests "the default export of a factory's object marked__esModule" (toBe(fake)) and "also when that default export is the factory's object" then expect the patched namespace, or the factory's object where the module was not loaded. Whichever lands second adjusts. A ruling on that case is the one open question.AOT. #47942 added a copy of the unwrap to
overrideLoadedModuleExports()underENABLE(AOT), for a mock of a compiled module that never ran. That copy mirrored the plain rule and is replaced by the shared helper, sob,rb,brand the other orders where nothing orrequire()loaded the module answer the same in plain and compiled runs. The engine's own answer for a mock laid over a module that an import alone loaded (ib,ibb,ibh,ibr,ibw,ibra,iabforbun:sqlite, and a program file ornode:osimported first) staysdefault: it reads the__esModuleanddefaultgetters itself at therequire()call. Changing that is a WebKit change. The other 33 orders and every other library module match plain, checked by hand.Repro on main and 1.4.3.
require()returned{}(thedefault) andObject.keys()was[]. Variants:{ default, named }without__esModuleand{ __esModule, named }withoutdefaultreturned the full object,await import()returned the full namespace. Only__esModuleplusdefaulton the not-yet-loaded path unwrapped.Bisect over releases. 1.2.1 passes, 1.2.2 through 1.4.3 fail. #16885 (9acb72d) shipped in 1.2.2.
#47966 (draft) fixes
jest.mock()/jest.doMock()only at the same site and pins the unwrap formock.module(), so it does not fix the report.Copies of the mock
module.exportsrule. 4 before (ModuleLoader.cpp:428,ModuleLoader.cpp:667,BunPlugin.cpp:2272,BunPlugin.cpp:2366), 1 after (Bun::commonJSExportsOfModuleMockResult).Not measured. Instructions per
require():perfis not installed here. The changed code sits behind therunVirtualModule()gate, so arequire()with no mock or plugin match never reaches it. Binary size: the diff adds one 2-branch free function and removes oneboolparameter, two branches, one struct field and the AOT copy of the unwrap.Suites run with the debug build.
test/js/bun/plugin/plugins.test.ts(267 pass, 3 time out at 5 s in this container with main'ssrc/too),test/js/bun/test/mock/mock-hoist.test.ts(134),mock-module.test.ts(314),mock-module-non-string.test.ts,mock-module-resolve-log.test.ts,test/js/bun/test/mock/6874,6879,require-bun-test.test.ts,vitest-flavor.test.ts,test/regression/issue/11664.test.ts,ENG-24434.test.ts,issue-1825-jest-mock-functions.test.ts. The AOT test files exceed the test timeout in this container. Theirbun:sqlitecases with the__esModulemock were run by hand, plain and--debug-aot, in batches (the AOT compiler crashes intermittently inAOTLinkFlow.cppon a batch, a pre-existing issue).Self-reviewed: 13 concerns raised, 11 addressed (rebase onto #47942, the AOT copy, the AOT pins, the import-first test, a Node parity claim dropped, the #47819 interaction stated). Rejected: sequencing this PR behind #47819 before opening it (the ruling can happen on either PR), and a Jest-only scope.
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