I done this before, and it's really good way of targeting elements. That said, instead of data-test I just copied bootstraps approach to attributes (e.g. data-toggle="dropdown" & data-tatget="#something"), which seemed a bit more semantic.
data-test
data-toggle="dropdown"
data-tatget="#something"
I like the bootstrap technique too. Used it in couple of times in the past. Don't do it recently, since most of browser work, I do is React now days.
What I like about data-test is the intent it reveals. This is for easier test targeting. Not implementation detail.
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I done this before, and it's really good way of targeting elements. That said, instead of
data-testI just copied bootstraps approach to attributes (e.g.data-toggle="dropdown"&data-tatget="#something"), which seemed a bit more semantic.I like the bootstrap technique too. Used it in couple of times in the past. Don't do it recently, since most of browser work, I do is React now days.
What I like about
data-testis the intent it reveals. This is for easier test targeting. Not implementation detail.