My React component has a suggestionRenderer
property that allows to specify how the component is rendered. For example:
<Autosuggest suggestions={getSuburbs}
suggestionRenderer={renderLocation} />
function renderLocation(suggestion, input) {
return (
<span><strong>{suggestion.slice(0, input.length)}</strong>{suggestion.slice(input.length)}</span>
);
}
Now, I'd like to write a jest test to make sure that suggestionRenderer
does its job. Inspecting myElement.getDOMNode().innerHTML
reveals:
<span data-reactid=".9.1.$suggestion0.0"><strong data-reactid=".9.1.$suggestion0.0.0">M</strong><span data-reactid=".9.1.$suggestion0.0.1">ill Park</span></span>
which is not particularly useful.
Is there a way to get a clean HTML, without React attributes?
You can use React.renderToStaticMarkup
for this.
expect(React.renderToStaticMarkup(
<Autosuggest ... suggestionRenderer{renderLocation}/>
))
.to.be('<div>...')
Or just grab innerHTML
and strip it manually, but I don't know how reliable that will be cross-browser:
var reactAttrs = / data-react[-\w]+="[^"]+"/g
myElement.getDOMNode().innerHTML.replace(reactAttrs, '')
I used to use React.renderComponentToString
and manually strip out the data-react-
attrs prior to React.renderToStaticMarkup
being added.
I generally don't unit test HTML (I figure if React's unit tests are passing, then the HTML generated is good plus I intend to have integration test with selenium to test the HTML anyways) but I do test that the component is generating the correct virtual DOM.
I have a similar component and the way I test auto complete items looks like this.
var testAutoCompleteItems = [{
display: 'test 1',
value: 1
}, {
display: 'test 2',
value: 2
}, {
display: 'test 3',
value: 3
}];
//...
it('should set items based on pass getData property', function(done) {
Fiber(function() {
testGlobals.component = React.render(<ExtendText onChange={testHelper.noop} getData={getData} />, div);
var input = TestUtils.findRenderedDOMComponentWithClass(testGlobals.component, 'extend-text__display-input');
TestUtils.Simulate.focus(input);
testHelper.sleep(5);
var autoCompleteContainer = TestUtils.findRenderedDOMComponentWithClass(testGlobals.component, 'extend-text__auto-complete-container');
var autoCompleteItems = TestUtils.scryRenderedDOMComponentsWithTag(autoCompleteContainer, 'li');
//make sure elements are correct
autoCompleteItems.forEach(function(item, key) {
expect(item.props['data-key']).to.equal(key);
expect(item.props.children).to.equal(testAutoCompleteItems[key].display);
});
//make sure there is the correct number of elements
expect(autoCompleteItems.length).to.equal(3);
done();
}).run();
});
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