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Spy a method that has been called when onPress on an Alert
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I am trying to test a removeService
method that gets called when onPress
'ing inside an Alert like this
Alert.alert(
[...],
onPress: () => removeService();
);
}
this is the test:
const spyAlert = jest.spyOn(Alert,
"alert");
const spyRemoveService = jest.fn();
const wrapper = shallow(
<Component removeService=spyRemoveService />
);
wrapper
.find("RemoveServiceButton")
.props()
.handleRemoveService();
// Click onPress
spyAlert.mock.calls[0][2][1].onPress();
expect(spyRemoveService).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1);
However, when I run the test I get TypeError: removeService is not a function
why?
reactjs react-native testing jestjs enzyme
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I am trying to test a removeService
method that gets called when onPress
'ing inside an Alert like this
Alert.alert(
[...],
onPress: () => removeService();
);
}
this is the test:
const spyAlert = jest.spyOn(Alert,
"alert");
const spyRemoveService = jest.fn();
const wrapper = shallow(
<Component removeService=spyRemoveService />
);
wrapper
.find("RemoveServiceButton")
.props()
.handleRemoveService();
// Click onPress
spyAlert.mock.calls[0][2][1].onPress();
expect(spyRemoveService).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1);
However, when I run the test I get TypeError: removeService is not a function
why?
reactjs react-native testing jestjs enzyme
IsremoveService
working if you test it manually?
– Tholle
Mar 22 at 11:31
Yes, its working in the RN app
– ismael oliva
Mar 22 at 11:33
What's AddServiceProgressScreen? Please post all relevant code, not just pieces of it.
– estus
Mar 22 at 11:41
It's just the name of the component, the most important stuff is there: the spy, the method and the Alert. I have edited it.
– ismael oliva
Mar 22 at 11:49
Can you show more context around whereAlert.alert()
gets called?
– brian-lives-outdoors
Mar 22 at 16:09
|
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I am trying to test a removeService
method that gets called when onPress
'ing inside an Alert like this
Alert.alert(
[...],
onPress: () => removeService();
);
}
this is the test:
const spyAlert = jest.spyOn(Alert,
"alert");
const spyRemoveService = jest.fn();
const wrapper = shallow(
<Component removeService=spyRemoveService />
);
wrapper
.find("RemoveServiceButton")
.props()
.handleRemoveService();
// Click onPress
spyAlert.mock.calls[0][2][1].onPress();
expect(spyRemoveService).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1);
However, when I run the test I get TypeError: removeService is not a function
why?
reactjs react-native testing jestjs enzyme
I am trying to test a removeService
method that gets called when onPress
'ing inside an Alert like this
Alert.alert(
[...],
onPress: () => removeService();
);
}
this is the test:
const spyAlert = jest.spyOn(Alert,
"alert");
const spyRemoveService = jest.fn();
const wrapper = shallow(
<Component removeService=spyRemoveService />
);
wrapper
.find("RemoveServiceButton")
.props()
.handleRemoveService();
// Click onPress
spyAlert.mock.calls[0][2][1].onPress();
expect(spyRemoveService).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1);
However, when I run the test I get TypeError: removeService is not a function
why?
reactjs react-native testing jestjs enzyme
reactjs react-native testing jestjs enzyme
edited Mar 22 at 15:43
Herman Starikov
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1,076616
asked Mar 22 at 11:23
ismael olivaismael oliva
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377
IsremoveService
working if you test it manually?
– Tholle
Mar 22 at 11:31
Yes, its working in the RN app
– ismael oliva
Mar 22 at 11:33
What's AddServiceProgressScreen? Please post all relevant code, not just pieces of it.
– estus
Mar 22 at 11:41
It's just the name of the component, the most important stuff is there: the spy, the method and the Alert. I have edited it.
– ismael oliva
Mar 22 at 11:49
Can you show more context around whereAlert.alert()
gets called?
– brian-lives-outdoors
Mar 22 at 16:09
|
show 4 more comments
IsremoveService
working if you test it manually?
– Tholle
Mar 22 at 11:31
Yes, its working in the RN app
– ismael oliva
Mar 22 at 11:33
What's AddServiceProgressScreen? Please post all relevant code, not just pieces of it.
– estus
Mar 22 at 11:41
It's just the name of the component, the most important stuff is there: the spy, the method and the Alert. I have edited it.
– ismael oliva
Mar 22 at 11:49
Can you show more context around whereAlert.alert()
gets called?
– brian-lives-outdoors
Mar 22 at 16:09
Is
removeService
working if you test it manually?– Tholle
Mar 22 at 11:31
Is
removeService
working if you test it manually?– Tholle
Mar 22 at 11:31
Yes, its working in the RN app
– ismael oliva
Mar 22 at 11:33
Yes, its working in the RN app
– ismael oliva
Mar 22 at 11:33
What's AddServiceProgressScreen? Please post all relevant code, not just pieces of it.
– estus
Mar 22 at 11:41
What's AddServiceProgressScreen? Please post all relevant code, not just pieces of it.
– estus
Mar 22 at 11:41
It's just the name of the component, the most important stuff is there: the spy, the method and the Alert. I have edited it.
– ismael oliva
Mar 22 at 11:49
It's just the name of the component, the most important stuff is there: the spy, the method and the Alert. I have edited it.
– ismael oliva
Mar 22 at 11:49
Can you show more context around where
Alert.alert()
gets called?– brian-lives-outdoors
Mar 22 at 16:09
Can you show more context around where
Alert.alert()
gets called?– brian-lives-outdoors
Mar 22 at 16:09
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Is
removeService
working if you test it manually?– Tholle
Mar 22 at 11:31
Yes, its working in the RN app
– ismael oliva
Mar 22 at 11:33
What's AddServiceProgressScreen? Please post all relevant code, not just pieces of it.
– estus
Mar 22 at 11:41
It's just the name of the component, the most important stuff is there: the spy, the method and the Alert. I have edited it.
– ismael oliva
Mar 22 at 11:49
Can you show more context around where
Alert.alert()
gets called?– brian-lives-outdoors
Mar 22 at 16:09