In this chapter, I show you how to test React components. I introduce a package that makes testing easier and demonstrate how it can be used to test components in isolation and test their interactions with their children. Table 17-1 puts unit testing in context.
Table 17-1
Putting Unit Testing in Context
Question | Answer |
|---|---|
What is it? | React components require special support for testing so that their interactions with other parts of the application can be isolated and inspected. |
Why is it useful? | Isolated unit tests are able to assess the basic logic provided by a component without being influenced by the interactions with the ... |
