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@codecademy/enzyme-helpers
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Collection of Enzyme helpers for actions and expectations.
yarn add -D @codecademy/enzyme-helpers
enzyme-helpers
requires react
, react-dom
, enzyme
, and enzyme-adapter-react-16
as peer dependencies
import { shallow } from 'enzyme';
import { createEnzymeHelpers } from '@codecademy/enzyme-helpers';
import MyComponent from 'components/MyComponent';
const { expectCount, setup } = createEnzymeHelpers({
Component: MyComponent,
render: shallow,
baseProps: { baseProp: 'a-base-prop' },
});
describe('MyComponent', () => {
test('it renders the component', () => {
// calling setup() automatically fires expectations that the component exists and renders
const { wrapper } = setup({ prop: 'a-prop' });
// use functions returned by the class constructor for common expectations
expectCount(button, 1);
// setup() returns a wrapper for additional expectations
expect(wrapper.props().prop).toEqual('a-prop');
// props passed to the class constructor are passed to every setup() call
expect(wrapper.props().baseProp).toEqual('a-base-prop');
});
});
import { shallow } from 'enzyme';
import { createEnzymeHelpers, mockStore } from '@codecademy/enzyme-helpers';
import MyConnectedComponent from 'components/MyConnectedComponent';
// mock redux store data
const storeData = {
storeKey: 'storeValue',
};
const { setup } = createEnzymeHelpers({
Component: MyConnectedComponent,
render: shallow,
baseProps: { store: mockStore(storeData) },
});
describe('MyConnectedComponent', () => {
test('it receives store data', () => {
const { wrapper } = setup();
expect(wrapper.props().storeKey).toEqual('storeValue');
});
})
createEnzymeHelpers
takes an object of options
createEnzymeHelpers({ Component, render, baseProps = {} });
Name | Type | Required? | Description |
---|---|---|---|
Component | ReactComponent | Yes | The component to render and test |
render | function | Yes | One of Enzyme's three render methods: shallow , render , mount |
baseProps | object | No | Props passed to every component created by setup() |
Functions returned from createEnzymeHelpers
. See test/main.test.js
for example usage.
const {
expectCount,
setup,
...other functions
} = createEnzymeHelpers({ Component, render, baseProps });
Function | Description |
---|---|
setup() | Render a react component and expect it exists. setup() returns an object containing the enzyme wrapper for additional expectations |
debug() | Print the wrapper contents to the console |
click(selector) | Simulate a click on the specified selector |
clickTestId(testId) | Simulate a click on the specified test id |
expectCount(selector, count = 1) | Expect a number of the specified selector |
expectTestId(testId) | Expect that a given test id exists in the wrapper |
expectTestIdCount(testId, count = 1) | Expect a number of the specified test id |
expectAllTestIds(ids) | Expect an array of test ids |
enzyme-helpers
expects test ids like so (note, you only need to pass the value to test id functions):
<div data-testid="my-test-id" />
expectTestId(div, 'my-test-id') // true
yarn link
yarn develop
# in your project's repo
yarn link @codecademy/enzyme-helpers
FAQs
Helpers for writing Enzyme tests
The npm package @codecademy/enzyme-helpers receives a total of 298 weekly downloads. As such, @codecademy/enzyme-helpers popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @codecademy/enzyme-helpers demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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