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nuxt-test-attrs

v0.1.0

Published

> A simple nuxt module to remove test attributes from production build

Downloads

392

Readme

nuxt-test-attrs

A simple nuxt module to remove test attributes from production build

What

Sometimes it will be hard to target specific elements in e2e tests with tools like cypress, the solution for this is to add a data-* attribute to act as a constant selector to the element in question.

However for production you ideally don't want your markup riddled with these attributes as they serve no purpose there.

This module strips specific attributes that you can customize from the final output.

Getting Started

Install this plugin

yarn add nuxt-test-attrs
# or
npm i nuxt-test-attrs

Add this module to the buildModules section in your nuxt.config.js:

{
  //...
  buildModules: [
    // ...
    'nuxt-test-attrs',
  ],
}

Configure the module (Optional):

Add testAttrs config object to nuxt.config.js

{
  // ...
  testAttrs: {
    strip: true,
    attrs: ['test-id'],
  },
}

Note that all attributes will automatically have data- prefixed to the ones you provide, so you shouldn't prefix them.

Credits

License

MIT