React Enzyme Test - DOM manipulation with componentDidMount











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I'm manipulating the DOM with componentDidMount based on element positions. It works perfectly in React, but I would like to create a unit test for that.



Basically, I have a container with a bunch of children elements and I want to add a class for children that are wrapped (not in the first row). I do that logic in componentDidMount.



How can I test with enzyme unit tests?



I thought to use mount but it doesn't result. Any idea?



class Container extends Component {
componentDidMount () {
this.updateChildren()
}

updateChildren () {
// logic to add a class if element position is diferent than 1st line
// calls render again with state update
}

...
}


Unit test:



import React from 'react'
import { mount } from 'enzyme'
import Container from '../Container'

describe('<Container />', () => {
it('renders and hides second row elements'), () => {
const container = mount(
<div style={{ width: 200 }}>
<Container> ...childrens </Container>
</div>
)

expect(wrapper.render()).toMatchSnapshot()
})
})









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    I'm manipulating the DOM with componentDidMount based on element positions. It works perfectly in React, but I would like to create a unit test for that.



    Basically, I have a container with a bunch of children elements and I want to add a class for children that are wrapped (not in the first row). I do that logic in componentDidMount.



    How can I test with enzyme unit tests?



    I thought to use mount but it doesn't result. Any idea?



    class Container extends Component {
    componentDidMount () {
    this.updateChildren()
    }

    updateChildren () {
    // logic to add a class if element position is diferent than 1st line
    // calls render again with state update
    }

    ...
    }


    Unit test:



    import React from 'react'
    import { mount } from 'enzyme'
    import Container from '../Container'

    describe('<Container />', () => {
    it('renders and hides second row elements'), () => {
    const container = mount(
    <div style={{ width: 200 }}>
    <Container> ...childrens </Container>
    </div>
    )

    expect(wrapper.render()).toMatchSnapshot()
    })
    })









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      I'm manipulating the DOM with componentDidMount based on element positions. It works perfectly in React, but I would like to create a unit test for that.



      Basically, I have a container with a bunch of children elements and I want to add a class for children that are wrapped (not in the first row). I do that logic in componentDidMount.



      How can I test with enzyme unit tests?



      I thought to use mount but it doesn't result. Any idea?



      class Container extends Component {
      componentDidMount () {
      this.updateChildren()
      }

      updateChildren () {
      // logic to add a class if element position is diferent than 1st line
      // calls render again with state update
      }

      ...
      }


      Unit test:



      import React from 'react'
      import { mount } from 'enzyme'
      import Container from '../Container'

      describe('<Container />', () => {
      it('renders and hides second row elements'), () => {
      const container = mount(
      <div style={{ width: 200 }}>
      <Container> ...childrens </Container>
      </div>
      )

      expect(wrapper.render()).toMatchSnapshot()
      })
      })









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      I'm manipulating the DOM with componentDidMount based on element positions. It works perfectly in React, but I would like to create a unit test for that.



      Basically, I have a container with a bunch of children elements and I want to add a class for children that are wrapped (not in the first row). I do that logic in componentDidMount.



      How can I test with enzyme unit tests?



      I thought to use mount but it doesn't result. Any idea?



      class Container extends Component {
      componentDidMount () {
      this.updateChildren()
      }

      updateChildren () {
      // logic to add a class if element position is diferent than 1st line
      // calls render again with state update
      }

      ...
      }


      Unit test:



      import React from 'react'
      import { mount } from 'enzyme'
      import Container from '../Container'

      describe('<Container />', () => {
      it('renders and hides second row elements'), () => {
      const container = mount(
      <div style={{ width: 200 }}>
      <Container> ...childrens </Container>
      </div>
      )

      expect(wrapper.render()).toMatchSnapshot()
      })
      })






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