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snabbdom-assert

v0.1.0

Published

A set of assertions for testing snabbdom vnodes

Downloads

3

Readme

snabbdom-assert

A library to assert different aspects of a snabbdom vNodes.

install

npm install --save-dev snabbdom-assert

Basic usage

import * as assert from 'snabbdom-assert'
import h from 'snabbdom/h'

assert.identical(h('div', []), h('div', []))
  .then(({actual, expected}) => {...})
  .catch(err => {...})

assert.containsVNode(h('div', [h('h1', 'Hello')]), h('h1', 'Hello'))
  .then(({actual, expected}) => {...})
  .catch(err => {...})

assert.containsSelector(
  '.awesomeClass',
  h('div', [
    h('h1.awesomeClass', 'Hello'),
    h('h2.awesomeClass', 'World')
  ])
).then(matches => {
  // returns array of matches vNodes
  matches.length === 2 // true
}).catch(err => {...})

Using promises makes for easy testing with mocha and any other test runner that supports promises.

describe('createVTree()', () => {
  it('should create identical vTrees given same input', () => {
    return assert.identical(createVTree(1), createVTree(1))
  })
})

Supports nested streams/observables. (Most, Rx4, and Rx5) Useful with cycle-snabbdom and motorcycle-dom.

import * as most from 'most'
import * as assert from 'snabbdom-assert'

describe('something', () => {
  it('should be identical', () => {
    const actual = h('div', {}, [
      most.just(h('h1', {}, ['Hello']))
    ])

    const expected = h('div', {}, [
      h('h1', {}, ['Hello'])
    ])

    return assert.identical(actual, expected)
  })
})

API Documentation

The API documentation can be found here.