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@baseapp-frontend/test

v2.0.5

Published

Test utils that extends React Testing Library.

Downloads

623

Readme

@baseapp-frontend/test

Overview

This package extends React Testing Library features and export some util functions, mocks and test configurations.

Installation

You can install the package via npm, yarn or pnpm:

npm install @baseapp-frontend/test
# or
yarn add @baseapp-frontend/test
# or
pnpm install @baseapp-frontend/test

Setup

In order to use this package you will need to:

  • create __mocks__ folder at the root level and add these three files inside it:

    • consoleMock.ts

      module.exports = require('@baseapp-frontend/test/__mocks__/consoleMock.ts')
      
      export {}
    • fileMock.ts

      module.exports = require('@baseapp-frontend/test/__mocks__/fileMock.ts')
      
      export {}
    • styleMock.ts

      module.exports = require('@baseapp-frontend/test/__mocks__/styleMock.ts')
      
      export {}
  • create a jest.config.ts at the root level

    module.exports = require('@baseapp-frontend/test/jest.config.ts')

In order to test other @baseapp-frontend's packages like authentication or if you are using @baseapp-frontend/test outside this monorepo, you may need to also install these additional dependencies (they're also present in the @baseapp-frontend/test dependencies, so make sure to install the same versions):

  • install dependencies
  pnpm add -D babel-jest@catalog:test jest@catalog:test jest-environment-jsdom@catalog:test ts-jest@catalog:test ts-node@catalog:test @types/jest@catalog:test @testing-library/jest-dom@catalog:test @testing-library/react@catalog:test @testing-library/user-event@catalog:test

What is in here?

  • All exported features from '@testing-library/react', '@testing-library/jest-dom' and '@testing-library/user-event'
  • Mock utils like cookiesMock and axiosMock.

Usage

import useLogin from '@baseapp-frontend/authentication'
import { ComponentWithProviders, axiosMock, renderHook } from '@baseapp-frontend/test'

describe('useLogin', () => {
  test('should run onSuccess', async () => {
    axiosMock.onPost('/auth/login').reply(200, {
      token: 'fake cookie',
    })

    const email = '[email protected]'
    const password = '123456789'

    let hasOnSuccessRan = false

    const { result } = renderHook(
      () =>
        useLogin({
          defaultValues: {
            email,
            password,
          },
          loginOptions: {
            onSuccess: () => {
              hasOnSuccessRan = true
            },
          },
        }),
      {
        wrapper: ComponentWithProviders,
      },
    )

    await result.current.form.handleSubmit()

    expect(hasOnSuccessRan).toBe(true)
  })
})