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Thanks for the quick follow up @franciscoquintero,
I will probably try a simple app with Xstate first to see how the data flows and see what states I will have to take into account, besides "idle".
Update: Did your friend tested his code after using Xstate with Jest, is it even possible?
Thanks for the quick follow up @franciscoquintero,
I will probably try a simple app with Xstate first to see how the data flows and see what states I will have to take into account, besides
"idle".Update: Did your friend tested his code after using Xstate with Jest, is it even possible?
Yes. He tested his code. In his opinion, it was easier because state machines are more predictable.
He used React Testing Library and Cypress. I think one of those tools made the testing part easier for him. I will ask him :)