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jest-puppeteer-to-have

v0.0.2

Published

DOM selection rule-them-all, jest-puppeteer custom matcher and also for manipulation and event simulation

Downloads

9

Readme

jest-puppeteer-to-have

WIP

DOM selection rule-them-all, jest-puppeteer custom matcher.

Currently has two main tools:

  • toHave for selection
  • toEdit for modifications

Motivation

  • have a rule-them-all matcher to assert on DOM so we can build more abstract/semantic matchers based on it
  • A general HTML element query utility with emphasis on asserting on text, DOM, hierarchy with flexible API to define verbs, modes, mutiplicity, etc
  • Has options to configure element selection and text extraction and value comparison.
  • The only required configuration property is "selector".
  • Passed on this other more-meaningful expects can be easily built, so is not an objective to have a simple/clear API but to be flexible enough for implement most cases with a single call

Usage

npm install -D jest-puppeteer-to-have

Of course, you also need jest, puppeteer, jest-puppeteer installed and configured.

(very simple)

import 'jest-puppeteer-to-have'

describe('test', ()=>{
  beforeAll(async () => {
    await page.goto('http://localhost:8080')
  })
  it('should get title', async () => {
    await expect(page).not.toHave({
      selector: 'body', 
      text: 'bar'
    })
    await expect(page).toEdit({
      selector: 'body',
      innerHTML: '<p id="foo">bar</p>',
    })
    await expect(page).toHave({
      selector: 'body', 
      text: 'bar'
    })
  })
})

API

ToHaveOptions

ToEditOptions

TODO / IDEAS / QUESTIONS

  • should we support events (i.e expect(page).toClick()...)