dom-events-mocking

DOM events mocking

Wraps the DOM API to make real event mocking in-browser using method chaining.

npm install --save dome-events

Implements the following DOM events methods and helpers:

• click
• dblclick
• drag
• at
• wait
• exec
• async
• done
• etc.

Why Do I Need This?

If you want to test you application and want/can use JavaScaript only, but still cover UI events. Or write som eintegration tests:

it('Can handle my events', (done) => {
  const btn = document.getElelemntById('YOUR_BUTTON');

  events
    .click(btn)
    .exec(() => {
      expect('YOUR_VALIDATION').toBeTruthy();
    })
    .click(() => {
      // Dynamically created button
      return document.getElelemntById('YOUR_NEW_BUTTON');
    })
    .exec(() => {
      expect('YOUR_ANOTHER_VALIDATION').toBeFalsy();
    })
    .done(() => {
      console.log('All steps executed');
      done();
    });
});

Based on happen.

License

MIT