What are the shortcomings of javascript's revealing module pattern when unit testing with Jasmine? -

what shortcomings of javascript's revealing module pattern when unit testing jasmine?

and potential workarounds?

i'm using requirejs, special kind of module pattern, on year , cant see shortcomings. module should use dependency injection can replace dependencies of module mocks in test.

var mymodule = (function(dep1){   function somefancyalgorythm(a){return +1}   return {     foo: function(a){       dep1(somefancyalgorythm(a))     }   } })(dep1) 

in test

describe('mymodule',function(){    var dep1;   var module;    beforeeach(function(){    dep1 = jasmine.createspy();    module = mymodule(dep1)   })    it('make crazy stuff', function(){     module.foo(1);     expect(dep1).tohavebeencalledwith(2);   }) })