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To make the argument of Jest Mock Service assignable, you can do the following:

  1. Create the mock service and assign it to a variable:
const mockService = jest.fn();
  1. Use the mocked function in your test case by passing it as an argument:
test('Test case 1', () => {
  //...code...
  mockService(argument);
  //...assertions...
});
  1. You can also modify the returned value of the mocked function by using the mockImplementation() method:
mockService.mockImplementation(() => 'mocked value');

This will change the returned value of the mocked function to 'mocked value'.

Overall, by assigning the Jest Mock Service to a variable, you can easily pass it as an argument to test cases and modify its behavior as needed.