fuuka

This package contains a couple of utilities to aid unit testing with Redux. Examples use enzyme to render components into a fake DOM and allow testing without additional complexity like a headless browser.

A Mock Store

It's hard to test React components using the Redux provider, especially when they are nested. To improve this a fake immutable store can be used to set up a state, then assert on the condition of the component when rendered with that exact state.

import { Store } from 'fuuka';
import { mount } from 'enzyme';

let store = new Store({ name: 'Alex' });

let component = mount(
  <Provider store={store}>
    <GreetingsComponent />
  </Provider>;
);

component.find('h1').first().text().should.equal('Hello, Alex!');

Chai Plugin

When testing UI components in a React/Redux system, the result of a click or other interaction in the UI is often simply an action being dispatched, since reducers are decoupled from this and can be tested seperately. To make this common pattern a little easier, the mock store tracks any actions that are dispatched such that they can be asserted on. A Chai extension wraps this to give a nice API around it.

import { Store } from 'fuuka';
import { mount } from 'enzyme';

let store = new Store({ name: 'Alex' });

let component = mount(
  <Provider store={store}>
    <GreetingsComponent />
  </Provider>;
);

component.find('button#click-me').simulate('click');

store.should.have.dispatched({ type: 'clicked' });

A deep equality comparison is performed on the argument. Alternatively, a predicate may be supplied:

store.should.have.dispatched(a => a.type == 'clicked');