How to use the hardhat.network function in hardhat

export const smockit = async (
  spec: SmockSpec,
  opts: SmockOptions = {}
): Promise => {
  // Only support native hardhat runtime, haven't bothered to figure it out for anything else.
  if (hre.network.name !== 'hardhat') {
    throw new Error(
      `[smock]: smock is only compatible with the "hardhat" network, got: ${hre.network.name}`
    )
  }

  // Find the provider object. See comments for `findBaseHardhatProvider`
  const provider = findBaseHardhatProvider(hre)

  // Sometimes the VM hasn't been initialized by the time we get here, depending on what the user
  // is doing with hardhat (e.g., sending a transaction before calling this function will
  // initialize the vm). Initialize it here if it hasn't been already.
  if ((provider as any)._node === undefined) {
    await (provider as any)._init()
  }

  // Generate the contract object that we're going to attach our fancy functions to. Doing it this
  // way is nice because it "feels" more like a contract (as long as you're using ethers).
  const contract = new ethers.Contract(

export const smockit = async (
  spec: SmockSpec,
  opts: SmockOptions = {}
): Promise => {
  // Only support native hardhat runtime, haven't bothered to figure it out for anything else.
  if (hre.network.name !== 'hardhat') {
    throw new Error(
      `[smock]: smock is only compatible with the "hardhat" network, got: ${hre.network.name}`
    )
  }

  // Find the provider object. See comments for `findBaseHardhatProvider`
  const provider = findBaseHardhatProvider(hre)

  // Sometimes the VM hasn't been initialized by the time we get here, depending on what the user
  // is doing with hardhat (e.g., sending a transaction before calling this function will
  // initialize the vm). Initialize it here if it hasn't been already.
  if ((provider as any)._node === undefined) {
    await (provider as any)._init()
  }

  // Generate the contract object that we're going to attach our fancy functions to. Doing it this