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@scaleway/jest-helpers

v4.0.3

Published

A package for utilities jest functions

Downloads

3,770

Readme

@scaleway/jest-helpers

A package for utilities jest functions

Install

$ pnpm add @scaleway/jest-functions

How to use

Create the helpers functions

import makeHelpers from '@scaleway/jest-helpers'

const Wrapper = ({ children }) => <ThemeProvider>{children}</ThemeProvider>

export const {
  renderWithTheme,
  shouldMatchEmotionSnapshot,
  shouldMatchEmotionSnapshotWithPortal,
} = makeHelpers(Wrapper)

With a theme prop

import makeHelpers from '@scaleway/jest-helpers'
import defaultTheme from '..'

interface WrapperProps {
  theme?: typeof defaultTheme
}

const Wrapper = ({ theme, children }) => (
  <ThemeProvider theme={theme}>{children}</ThemeProvider>
)

export const {
  renderWithTheme,
  shouldMatchEmotionSnapshot,
  shouldMatchEmotionSnapshotWithPortal,
} = makeHelpers(Wrapper)

With CreateSerializerOptions

import makeHelpers from '@scaleway/jest-helpers'

const Wrapper = ({ children }) => <ThemeProvider>{children}</ThemeProvider>

export const {
  renderWithTheme,
  shouldMatchEmotionSnapshot,
  shouldMatchEmotionSnapshotWithPortal,
} = makeHelpers(Wrapper, { classNameReplacer: className => className })

renderWithTheme

Automatically uses CacheProvider from @emotion/cache. Use it with a component, optional options & optional theme.

const renderWithTheme = (
  component: ReactNode, // The component to render
  options?: RenderOptions, // RenderOptions from @testing-library/react
  theme?: Theme, // Optional theme to use which will be passed to the Wrapper above
) => ReturnType<typeof render>

shouldMatchEmotionSnapshot / shouldMatchEmotionSnapshotWithPortal

Internally it uses the renderWithTheme generated from above.

const shouldMatchEmotionSnapshot = (
  component: ReactNode, // The component to render
  options: {
    // In an object to make it backward-compatible and don't introduce any API breaking changes
    options?: RenderOptions // RenderOptions from @testing-library/react
    transform?: (node: ReturnType<typeof render>) => Promise<void> | void // (a)sync function execute between the render and the expect. You can use this if you need mockAllIsIntersecting
    theme?: Theme // Optional theme to use which will be passed to the Wrapper above
  },
) => Promise<void>