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@opentf/web-test

v1.13.0

Published

DOM testing utilities for OTF Web

Readme

@opentf/web-test

A testing utility for OTF Web, inspired by React Testing Library.

Features

  • DOM Rendering: Renders components into a virtual DOM (happy-dom).
  • Reactive Assertions: Supports testing components that use signals and effects.
  • Compiler Integration: Automatically transpiles JSX components using the framework's native compiler.
  • Testing Library Utilities: Bundles @testing-library/dom for familiar querying.

Installation

bun add -d @opentf/web-test

Configuration

To enable automatic JSX compilation for tests, add a bunfig.toml to your package or root:

[test]
preload = ["@opentf/web-test/setup"]

Usage

Writing a Test

import { expect, test, describe } from "bun:test";
import { render, userEvent } from "@opentf/web-test";
import MyComponent from "./MyComponent.jsx";

describe("MyComponent", () => {
  test("reacts to clicks", async () => {
    const { getByTestId } = render(MyComponent);
    const user = userEvent.setup();
    const btn = getByTestId("btn");

    expect(btn.textContent).toBe("Count: 0");
    await user.click(btn);
    expect(btn.textContent).toBe("Count: 1");
  });
});

API Reference

render(Component, props = {})

Renders a component into a container. Returns an object with:

  • container: The DOM element containing the component.
  • unmount(): A function to remove the component and trigger cleanup.
  • ...all queries from @testing-library/dom (e.g., getByTestId, queryByText).

cleanup()

Removes all mounted components from the DOM. This is automatically called afterEach test if you use the recommended setup.