Glad you liked it! Let me know what other testing questions you have or what you'd like to see related to testing. It's a topic I want to dive deeper into.
Nice video, for the last two days I too looking at the react-native testing library example for my project. looking for more on this topic, especially mocking API calls using Axios, handling redux form, and 'rematch' structured projects component handling using react native testing library
What's the best UI (BlackBox) testing framework for react native? I use cypress for my reactjs projects using the react selectors to query the dom via components and props which is a game-changer. I cant seem to find anything similar for Native.
I've got a few over on React Native School - www.reactnativeschool.com/topic/testing. Let me know what questions you have though. This is a topic I want to dive deeper into.
Just looked at your course material. It looks really good and relevant topics. If you are open for suggestions I would suggest covering payment - since it allows more investment return on taking the courses. I'm personally very interested in testing and would also love to automate a build process for both platforms like expo turtle does.
i love tutorials that don't work in the real world. yes your page loads automatically but in the real world we have state that effect how things are loaded. now where do i actually find one dealing with a real app?
haha loved this raw video, especially the google search for the issues.
I've recently learned how to do it in React, so React Native video comes perfectly on time. Thanks!
Finally a good video on react native testing. Thank you.
Glad you liked it! Let me know what other testing questions you have or what you'd like to see related to testing. It's a topic I want to dive deeper into.
Nice video, for the last two days I too looking at the react-native testing library example for my project. looking for more on this topic, especially mocking API calls using Axios, handling redux form, and 'rematch' structured projects component handling using react native testing library
I really liked the flow! Great tutorial!
How do you decide how many things to test? Is there a checklist you go through when designing tests?
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What's the best UI (BlackBox) testing framework for react native? I use cypress for my reactjs projects using the react selectors to query the dom via components and props which is a game-changer. I cant seem to find anything similar for Native.
Excellent video, thanks
thanks for sharing!
What is we use useNavigation in that component, and not getting the navigation object from props?
You have to mock useNavigation the same way
Thankyou for the tutorial. But how can you mock the test with axios?
It would be great if you could provide me some refrence or some example.
Hey, how do you test focus events on a Text Input in React Native?
awesome content, thank you!
It is great you didn't edit the video, thanks for that! It is real word example of TDD workflow at last!
Do you have more videos on Testing? Testing videos aren't all that much on youtube
I've got a few over on React Native School - www.reactnativeschool.com/topic/testing.
Let me know what questions you have though. This is a topic I want to dive deeper into.
Which theme are you using on VSCODE ? Is that Night Owl?
It sure is!
Good video 👌. Keep it up
what extension are you using to show the check marks?
marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=Orta.vscode-jest
Just looked at your course material. It looks really good and relevant topics. If you are open for suggestions I would suggest covering payment - since it allows more investment return on taking the courses.
I'm personally very interested in testing and would also love to automate a build process for both platforms like expo turtle does.
i love tutorials that don't work in the real world. yes your page loads automatically but in the real world we have state that effect how things are loaded. now where do i actually find one dealing with a real app?
Why is "Login" passing as 2. Shouldn't it be 5?
Neverminded. I see my problem now.
I'm new to react-native, is there a matcher like .toBeInTheDocument()?