Yes, started writing extensive test for front end when our team started using react. It helps if the framework you are using has good libraries to support testing. From what I have used react has enzyme and vue has vue test utils.
It can be tedious in the beginning, and can increase feature delivery time, but over the long run very beneficial. And of course it makes development FUN.
Hi, I m kind of assuming you also use redux.
If so, what s the strategy you guys adopted to test connected components (redux)?
Do you test the component with or without a mock provider?
Thanks!
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Yes, started writing extensive test for front end when our team started using react. It helps if the framework you are using has good libraries to support testing. From what I have used react has enzyme and vue has vue test utils.
It can be tedious in the beginning, and can increase feature delivery time, but over the long run very beneficial. And of course it makes development FUN.
Hi, I m kind of assuming you also use redux.
If so, what s the strategy you guys adopted to test connected components (redux)?
Do you test the component with or without a mock provider?
Thanks!