It will guide you through testing styles and structure as well as testing behaviours of you Vue. You'll see how to apply techniques such as snapshot testing, shallow rendering, module dependency mocking and module aliasing to make smoother and cleaner your tests.
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Introduction to Jest 2. Introduction to Vue Test Utils 2. Testing rendered component output 3. Creating test specifications 3. Testing rendered text 3. Testing DOM attributes 3. Testing how many components are rendered 3.
Testing props 3. Testing classes 3. Testing style 3. When to test rendered component output Summary Exercises Chapter 4. Testing component methods 4. Testing public and private component methods 4.
Testing timer functions 4. Adding properties to the Vue instance 4. Mocking code 4. Mocking module dependencies Summary Exercises Chapter 5. Testing events 5. Testing native DOM events 5. Testing custom Vue events 5. Testing input forms 5. Understanding the limitations of jsdom Summary Exercises Chapter 6. Understanding Vuex 6. Understanding state 6. The problem Vuex solves 6.
Understanding the Vuex store Summary Chapter 7. Testing Vuex 7. Understanding the store design 7. Adding Vuex to the project 7. Testing Vuex store parts separately 7. Testing a Vuex store instance 7. Testing Vuex in components Summary Exercises Chapter 8. Organizing tests with factory functions 8. Understanding factory functions 8.
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