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@hypothesis/frontend-testing

v1.4.0

Published

Frontend testing utilities for Hypothesis projects

Downloads

2,968

Readme

@hypothesis/frontend-testing

This package contains common utilities for testing UI components across Hypothesis frontend projects. It includes tools for:

  • Rendering UI components and unmounting them once the test ends
  • Waiting for conditions to be met
  • Mocking UI components
  • Testing accessibility using axe-core

This package is designed to work with downstream projects that use Hypothesis's standard UI and UI testing stack, built on:

API guide

Rendering components

This package exports a wrapper around Enzyme's mount function to render a component, query its output and interact with it. The function in this package adds the wrapper to a global list of active wrappers which can then be conveniently unmounted using unmountAll at the end of a test.

import { mount, unmountAll } from '@hypothesis/frontend-testing';

describe('MyWidget', () => {
  afterEach(() => {
    // Clean up by unmounting any wrappers mounted in the current test and
    // removing associated DOM containers.
    unmountAll();
  });

  it('should render', () => {
    const wrapper = mount(<MyWidget/>);

    // Query component content etc.
  });

  it('should do something that requires component to be connected', () => {
    const wrapper = mount(<MyWidget/>, { connected: true });

    // Test behavior that relies on rendered component being part of the
    // DOM tree under `document.body`.
  });
});