Background:
My test Framework is Jest and Enzyme. I have a Component called Lazyload
that is coupled to a LazyloadProvider
using React.ContextAPI
. I would like to write a test that guarantees that on componentDidMount
of the Lazyload
Component inner prop method this.props.lazyload.add()
has been called. Using Jest spy I would like to expect that hasBeenCalledWith(this.lazyRef)
is valid
I've gotten jest to be able to spy on Lazyload's register
method; however, I'm unable to figure out how to spy on the inner props method this.props.lazyload.add
.
Question:
How do I write a jest spy on this.props.lazyload.add
and assure that it's is called with this.lazyRef
?
class Lazyload extends Component<LazyloadProps, LazyloadState> {
lazyRef: ReactRef;
constructor(props) {
super(props);
this.lazyRef = createRef();
}
componentDidMount() {
this.register()
}
register() { // not spy on this.
this.props.lazyload.add(this.lazyRef); // spyOn this
}
}
Test:
describe('lazyload', () => {
let provider;
beforeEach(() => {
provider = shallow(
<LazyloadProvider>
<p>Wow</p>
</LazyloadProvider>
).instance();
});
it('should register a lazyloader with add', () => {
const spy = jest.spyOn(Lazyload.prototype, 'register');
const wrapper = shallow(
<Lazyload lazyload={provider.engine}>
<p>doge</p>
</Lazyload>
).instance();
expect(spy).toHaveBeenCalled(); // this works however it's a better test to spy on the this.prop.lazyload.add method.. but how?
});
})
You can pass stubbed add
in lazyload
prop, and check with toHaveBeenCalledWith matcher if it accepts instance()'s lazyref
:
describe('lazyload', () => {
it('should add ref', () => {
const lazyloadStub = {
add: jest.fn();
};
const wrapper = shallow(
<Lazyload lazyload={lazyloadStub}>
<p>doge</p>
</Lazyload>
);
expect(lazyloadStub.add).toHaveBeenCalledWith(wrapper.instance().lazyRef);
});
})
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