jest-environment-jsdom
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[*] Update example repo for testing React Native projects (#15832)[*] Update jest-watch-typeahead to v3 (#15830)[jest-environment-jsdom-abstract] Add support for JSDOM v27 (#15834)This package is similar to jest-environment-jsdom but is intended for testing Node.js applications. It does not simulate a browser environment and is therefore not suitable for testing browser-specific code.
Karma is a test runner that works with any framework and allows you to run tests in real browsers. Unlike jest-environment-jsdom, which simulates a browser environment, Karma actually runs tests in real browsers, which can be more accurate but also slower and more complex to set up.
This package integrates jsdom with Mocha, another testing framework. It provides similar functionality to jest-environment-jsdom but is designed to work with Mocha instead of Jest.
Enzyme is a testing utility for React that makes it easier to assert, manipulate, and traverse your React Components' output. It can be used in conjunction with jest-environment-jsdom to test React components in a simulated browser environment.
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