You can actually write the snapshot itself as if it was code. The main advantage over toMatchObject(...) is that you can also use property matches like Any<Date> in there.
toMatchObject(...)
Any<Date>
Oh, I see! Indeed, that's an interesting way to do, thanks for sharing 😃
I wonder though: couldn't you use expect.any(…) to achieve the same, in your test code instead?
expect.any(…)
Not sure. Let me test later, have a bunch of meetings ahead now.
It actually seems to work.
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You can actually write the snapshot itself as if it was code. The main advantage over
toMatchObject(...)is that you can also use property matches likeAny<Date>in there.Oh, I see! Indeed, that's an interesting way to do, thanks for sharing 😃
I wonder though: couldn't you use
expect.any(…)to achieve the same, in your test code instead?Not sure. Let me test later, have a bunch of meetings ahead now.
It actually seems to work.