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jest-snapshot-get-started

v1.1.0

Published

Automatically generate snapshot files for your project React / React-native projects

Downloads

4

Readme

A jest snapshot generator script

This script runs through all of the files in a given path and creates a /__tests__ folder containing jest snapshots if it thinks the file is a react component. It works with both React and React-native

Installation

To get started, use yarn or npm to install the package:

npm i jest-snapshot-generate -D or yarn add jest-snapshot-generate -D

use

jest-snapshot-generate [your top - level react folder] [file extension, .js by default]

If a file named yourComponent-test.js exists in your tests folder, the script will not do anything, just move along to the next file.

Output

The output of the generated test files looks like this

import React from 'react';
import renderer from 'react-test-renderer';
import NameOfYourComponent from '../NameOfYourComponent';
test('Should render NameOfYourComponent correctly', () => {
  const tree = renderer.create(<NameOfYourComponent />).toJSON();
  expect(tree).toMatchSnapshot();
});

API

First parameter is the path you want the script to search for react components.

The script also targets sub-folders by running recursively through them all.

The second parameter is the file extension. By default its .js.

Example

Example

Tests

npm test

Contributing

Feel free to improve :-)