unexpected-htmllike-raw-adapter
This is the raw JSON adapter for unexpected-htmllikeIf expects and creates objects with
type
, props
and children
keys.type
is the element type nameprops
is an object with key-value of the properties of the elementchildren
is always an array (even for a single child or no children) of the sub-elements, also objects in the same format. Usage
You need to instantiate a new instance of the adapter in order to use it. With the instance, you can set
options (using setOptions({ ... })
) to influence how certain things are returned to
unexpected-htmllike. var UnexpectedHtmlLike = require('unexpected-htmllike');
var RawAdapter = require('unexpected-htmllike-raw-adapter');
var adapter = new RawAdapter();
var rawHtmlLike = new UnexpectedHtmlLike(adapter);
// Now you can use rawHtmlLike.diff(...) etc
Options
setOptions(object)
Available options:- concatTextContent - (default
false
) set this to true, to concatenate text content items. - convertToString - (default
false
) converts the content to strings. This is useful when comparing against a rendered
- convertMultipleRawToStrings - (default:
false
) - converts content to strings, when there is more than one content item.
For example, with the following JSX, when rendered with the
react-test-renderer
<button>
Button was clicked {this.state.clickCount} times
</button>
The
<button>
will have 3 content items:(Let's say
this.state.clickCount === 10
)[ 'Button was clicked ', 10, ' times' ]
If you're diffing with
unexpected-htmllike
, these 3 content items must match exactly. When setting concatTextContent
to true, this would result in a single string content item[ 'Button was clicked 10 times' ]
If the
convertToString
option is true, the following is returned [ 'Button was clicked ', '10', ' times' ]
The options take immediate effect, and can be changed per instance of the adapter (hence, you could, although not recommended), set the options differently for the
actualAdapter
and the expectedAdapter
for unexpected-htmllike
License
MIT