It depends what kind of test you're written but you should make sure you writing meaningful tests. For example I have seen a lot react test that testing that the component renders that's it.
describe('Header',()=>{it('renders the Header component',()=>{expect(render(<Headertext={title:'Foobar'}/>)).toEqual('<header>Foobar</header>')})})
I don't like those kinda of tests, I would prefer acceptance tests, for most front-end related stuff and reach for unit-test only when I need it
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It depends what kind of test you're written but you should make sure you writing meaningful tests. For example I have seen a lot react test that testing that the component renders that's it.
I don't like those kinda of tests, I would prefer acceptance tests, for most front-end related stuff and reach for unit-test only when I need it