taiko-react allows you to select React components on the webpage that you want to perform tests on.
It uses resq to find the React components.
- The webpage that is being tested needs to be using React.
- React needs to be running in development mode (not production).
npm i taiko-reactLoad up the plugin and navigate to the React powered webpage ⚡️
const { openBrowser, goto, loadPlugin } = require('taiko')
const { ID, clientHandler, react } = require('taiko-react')
await loadPlugin(ID, clientHandler)
await openBrowser()
await goto("http://localhost:8080")Now you may use various selectors to find React elements on the page 🔎
const selection = await react('App')class App extends React.Component {/* ... */}
const selection = await react(App)function App() {
return <div>Hello world!</div>
}
const selection = await react(App)const selection = await react(<App />)Checks whether the component exists.
const selection = await react(App)
assert(selection.exists())Finds the number of said components.
const list = await react(List)
const listItem = await react(ListItem, { multiple: true })
assert(list.length() === 1)
assert(listItem.length() === 3)
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