Intro
As you know, React is just JavaScript. That means it can be tested just like any other JS application. There are lots of testing l...
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This is exactly what I needed thanks a lot Maciek for writing this comprehensive article!
One suggestion: use the tag #nextJS (the official one) and not #next which will help referencing your post even better.
Glad you liked it and thank you :) I'll change the tag, didn't know about it :)
Great :-)
Another question actually: looking at the files's naming I see that you prefix them with spec. I have seen several people just using test
=> So is this a personal convention or more like a best practice?
Just a personal convention to be honest. We use this at my work, so I just got used to it :)
Got it! Thanks for your reply :-)
Very nice post sir, definitely what I need. But 1 thing, the repo stated is link is broken, do you mind to take a look? If it is for purpose, then is ok, understood.
Thanks Ken :) I've just fixed the broken Github link, not sure how but somehow I've managed to remove it before :D
Now is fixed.. thanks a lot
No worries, let me know if you need anything else :)
Amazing article, not sure Dev.to is the best medium for that though :)
I could subscribe to a newsletter or a blog of yours, develop your brand !
Thanks, Xavier :) I am in the middle of building my own website, but you know how it is :)
Hey Maciek, Nice article -- thanks so much for sharing. How do you like to test routes in Next.js?
Thanks :) Not sure if I understand correctly your question, but I also wrote something here - dev.to/maciekgrzybek/testing-ui-ne...
Hey Maciek, thanks for the reply and the link, I already read that one too. I was asking how you prefer to test routes such as "/" or "/news" in Next. It looks like there's a "next-page-tester" library as well as a "next-test-api-routes-handler" -- have you tried either of those to test your _app.tsx and /pages/* files?
Yep the article I've mentioned actually talks about testing routes with
next-page-testerOhhh got it. Sorry, the link in the comment took me back to this article, so I thought it was a different but similar article 🙈 Here's the correct link to your other piece dev.to/maciekgrzybek/testing-next-...
My bad sorry :) :)
Great article, Maciek! I like how you start with expert advice and an example project.
FYI the repo you cited is MIA (github.com/maciekgrzybek/react-ts-...).
Thanks man :) Appreciate ite :) As for the github link - just fixed, somehow I've managed to remove the repo before :D