Testing- onClick - document.getElementById2019 Community Moderator ElectionHow do I test a private function or a class that has private methods, fields or inner classes?How do I test for an empty JavaScript object?Detect synthetic click in React during testing with Jest/Enzymeenzyme simulate 'click' doesn't work when it shouldReact Enzyme Jest error jest.fn() should be calledJest and Enzyme simulating onDrag event for React unit testingOnClick = method simulate is meant to be run 1 one = 0 foundUnable to test click : error method ''simulate'' is meant to run on 1 nodeOnclick event not being covered on TEST - Jest EnzymeHow to set up a onClick test for the following:
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Testing- onClick - document.getElementById
2019 Community Moderator ElectionHow do I test a private function or a class that has private methods, fields or inner classes?How do I test for an empty JavaScript object?Detect synthetic click in React during testing with Jest/Enzymeenzyme simulate 'click' doesn't work when it shouldReact Enzyme Jest error jest.fn() should be calledJest and Enzyme simulating onDrag event for React unit testingOnClick = method simulate is meant to be run 1 one = 0 foundUnable to test click : error method ''simulate'' is meant to run on 1 nodeOnclick event not being covered on TEST - Jest EnzymeHow to set up a onClick test for the following:
Trying to get the following click event to pass but not really sure how to call onclick on document.getElementById('file-input').value
Using Jest and Enzyme for React JS
Here is the testfile.js:
beforeEach(() => wrapper = shallow(<Component ...baseProps />));
it("should call click event on File Input", () =>
baseProps.onClick.mockClear();
wrapper.setProps(
);
wrapper.setState(
);
wrapper.update()
wrapper.find('#fileinput-testclick').simulate("click");
expect(toJson(wrapper)).toMatchSnapshot();
);
It seems that I can't find id#. Any reason ?
here is file.js
<label
for='file-input'
id='fileinput-testclick'
onClick=() => document.getElementById('file-input').value=''; document.getElementById('file-input').click();
className='tran-button file-button'
>
this.state.fileName ? 'Change File' : 'Choose File'
</label>
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Trying to get the following click event to pass but not really sure how to call onclick on document.getElementById('file-input').value
Using Jest and Enzyme for React JS
Here is the testfile.js:
beforeEach(() => wrapper = shallow(<Component ...baseProps />));
it("should call click event on File Input", () =>
baseProps.onClick.mockClear();
wrapper.setProps(
);
wrapper.setState(
);
wrapper.update()
wrapper.find('#fileinput-testclick').simulate("click");
expect(toJson(wrapper)).toMatchSnapshot();
);
It seems that I can't find id#. Any reason ?
here is file.js
<label
for='file-input'
id='fileinput-testclick'
onClick=() => document.getElementById('file-input').value=''; document.getElementById('file-input').click();
className='tran-button file-button'
>
this.state.fileName ? 'Change File' : 'Choose File'
</label>
javascript unit-testing jestjs enzyme
asked 20 hours ago
usertestREACTusertestREACT
156
What doesconsole.log(wrapper.debug())gives you?
– Andreas Köberle
9 hours ago
Shows me the whole render() and I do see the id on it
– usertestREACT
5 hours ago
I do not know why but for some odd reason - it pass. I do have the same test as I mentioned above
– usertestREACT
5 hours ago
@AndreasKöberle I change the question a little bit - could you take a look thanks
– usertestREACT
5 hours ago
add a comment |
Trying to get the following click event to pass but not really sure how to call onclick on document.getElementById('file-input').value
Using Jest and Enzyme for React JS
Here is the testfile.js:
beforeEach(() => wrapper = shallow(<Component ...baseProps />));
it("should call click event on File Input", () =>
baseProps.onClick.mockClear();
wrapper.setProps(
);
wrapper.setState(
);
wrapper.update()
wrapper.find('#fileinput-testclick').simulate("click");
expect(toJson(wrapper)).toMatchSnapshot();
);
It seems that I can't find id#. Any reason ?
here is file.js
<label
for='file-input'
id='fileinput-testclick'
onClick=() => document.getElementById('file-input').value=''; document.getElementById('file-input').click();
className='tran-button file-button'
>
this.state.fileName ? 'Change File' : 'Choose File'
</label>
javascript unit-testing jestjs enzyme
asked 20 hours ago
usertestREACTusertestREACT
156
Trying to get the following click event to pass but not really sure how to call onclick on document.getElementById('file-input').value
Using Jest and Enzyme for React JS
Here is the testfile.js:
beforeEach(() => wrapper = shallow(<Component ...baseProps />));
it("should call click event on File Input", () =>
baseProps.onClick.mockClear();
wrapper.setProps(
);
wrapper.setState(
);
wrapper.update()
wrapper.find('#fileinput-testclick').simulate("click");
expect(toJson(wrapper)).toMatchSnapshot();
);
It seems that I can't find id#. Any reason ?
here is file.js
<label
for='file-input'
id='fileinput-testclick'
onClick=() => document.getElementById('file-input').value=''; document.getElementById('file-input').click();
className='tran-button file-button'
>
this.state.fileName ? 'Change File' : 'Choose File'
</label>
javascript unit-testing jestjs enzyme
javascript unit-testing jestjs enzyme
asked 20 hours ago
usertestREACTusertestREACT
156
asked 20 hours ago
usertestREACTusertestREACT
156
edited 5 hours ago
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asked 20 hours ago
usertestREACTusertestREACT
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asked 20 hours ago
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asked 20 hours ago
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What doesconsole.log(wrapper.debug())gives you?
– Andreas Köberle
9 hours ago
Shows me the whole render() and I do see the id on it
– usertestREACT
5 hours ago
I do not know why but for some odd reason - it pass. I do have the same test as I mentioned above
– usertestREACT
5 hours ago
@AndreasKöberle I change the question a little bit - could you take a look thanks
– usertestREACT
5 hours ago
add a comment |
What doesconsole.log(wrapper.debug())gives you?
– Andreas Köberle
9 hours ago
Shows me the whole render() and I do see the id on it
– usertestREACT
5 hours ago
I do not know why but for some odd reason - it pass. I do have the same test as I mentioned above
– usertestREACT
5 hours ago
@AndreasKöberle I change the question a little bit - could you take a look thanks
– usertestREACT
5 hours ago
What does
console.log(wrapper.debug()) gives you?– Andreas Köberle
9 hours ago
What does
console.log(wrapper.debug()) gives you?– Andreas Köberle
9 hours ago
Shows me the whole render() and I do see the id on it
– usertestREACT
5 hours ago
Shows me the whole render() and I do see the id on it
– usertestREACT
5 hours ago
I do not know why but for some odd reason - it pass. I do have the same test as I mentioned above
– usertestREACT
5 hours ago
I do not know why but for some odd reason - it pass. I do have the same test as I mentioned above
– usertestREACT
5 hours ago
@AndreasKöberle I change the question a little bit - could you take a look thanks
– usertestREACT
5 hours ago
@AndreasKöberle I change the question a little bit - could you take a look thanks
– usertestREACT
5 hours ago
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What does
console.log(wrapper.debug())gives you?– Andreas Köberle
9 hours ago
Shows me the whole render() and I do see the id on it
– usertestREACT
5 hours ago
I do not know why but for some odd reason - it pass. I do have the same test as I mentioned above
– usertestREACT
5 hours ago
@AndreasKöberle I change the question a little bit - could you take a look thanks
– usertestREACT
5 hours ago