ReferenceError: navigator is not defined

[chmac]

I've added this package to my dev dependencies, I've imported it and run mock.initAll() in my test setup file, but I still see the following error:

ReferenceError: navigator is not defined

I'm accessing geolocation like navigator.geolocation.requestAuthorization().

I had a look at the mock-geolocatin implementation and it looks like it specifically targets the navigator global. Maybe the solution is to do something similar here?

[Xabadu]

Hey @chmac, thanks for opening this issue. The whole navigator mock definitely needs some extra work to make it more complete.

Quick question: What version of RN are you using? I remember that when I added the Geolocation mock I was using navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition in my app, and the navigator global was injected by default, so I'm wondering if maybe something changed between versions.

Thanks for adding the link as well. I'm gonna dig into it to fix this. If you come up with a solution in the meantime, feel free to open a PR 👍

[chmac]

I spent a little time on it, but I couldn't get it working. I added navigator to the globals property of the jest settings in package.json so then the navigator is created, but as I read the code in this package, it's mocking an import called Geolocation. I'm using the latest stable react native (0.50.3). I wondered if the API used to be import foo from Geolocation and so the mock would work as jest.mock('Geolocation', ...) but to be honest, this is my first experiment with jest, so I really don't know much about it.

I tried naively changing it to jest.mock('navigator.geolocation, ...)but that didn't seem to work. I'm not sure ifjest.mock()is setup for that, I have a feeling thatnavigator.geolocationneeds to be replaced with a mock, but I could be wrong. I also look a bit at [mock-geolocation](https://github.com/2gis/mock-geolocation). It only works in the browser, but it provides a nice API to mock different scenarios. It's hard coded aroundwindow.navigator`, but perhaps the author is open to supporting React Native, and maybe there's a way to integrate it into your package somehow.

EDIT: This thread could be useful.

[Xabadu]

Hey @chmac! I know it's been a while, but I finally fixed this bug. A new version has been published (1.3.0) with the fix in case you still need to use it.

Sorry for the delay, and thanks!