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This adds a new test to verify that renderHook can be called in an SSR-like environment based on the changes implemented in testing-library#607.
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It would be nice if we could have sone server only tests run in the node environment without jsdom to make sure we don't break it in the future, but I'm not sure how we would do that for just some tests?
✍🏼 This technique is handy for running specific tests in a Node environment.
See docs.
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🧹 Since we give serverOutput
a default value of ''
, TS can infer string
type. The type annotation here is not needed.
Warning: It looks like you called ReactTestUtils.act(...) in a non-browser environment. If you're using TestRenderer for your tests, you should call ReactTestRenderer.act(...) instead of ReactTestUtils.act(...).
I looked at src/__tests__/autoDetectRenderer.test.ts
because it has a reactTestRenderer
but it looks custom 🤔 Any tips on how to fix this?
Hey @mpeyper - looks like the test is failing. Would love to get your insights to fix this 🙏
The test looks fine, I’ll see if I can get to the bottom of it.
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github won't let me comment on the actual line, but the error in the test is being caused by the act
call on line 22. For some reason, when you use react-dom@16.9.0
this tried to use the document which throws an error when testing in the node environment, which doesn't occur in newer versions.
You can replicate this by running:
npm run install:react-16.9.0
npm test -- --no-watch src/__tests__/ssr.test.ts
In the context of server rendering, the act
call is not really necessary here. Dropping it out still passes all of our tests and allows your new test to pass with the older version:
render(props?: TProps) { renderProps = props try { serverOutput = ReactDOMServer.renderToString(testHarness(props)) } catch (e: unknown) { rendererProps.setError(e as Error) } },
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Wow, I don't think I would have figured that out on my own 😅 I'll test this out and make the necessary changes. Thanks a bunch!
@mpeyper explained how this `act` call in server rendering is not really necessary so we can remove it.
Well, that worked! Of course now Netlify is failing lol
12:34:31 PM: error Error in "/opt/build/repo/node_modules/gatsby-plugin-mdx/gatsby-node.js": globalThis is not defined
Yeah, the Netlify build had been failing for a while and I’m not sure how to fix it. I’ve mostly been ignoring it with maintenance on this library wrapping up soon anyway.
This all looks fine to me and will try to get it merged next time I’m at my computer.
@mpeyper any updates on this by chance? 👀
Sorry for the delay, and thanks again for the effort.
woohoo! thanls for letting me bug you and for the tips!
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What:
This PR adds a new test based on the work done in #607 to fix #605. Partially related to #796
Why:
I noticed a test wasn't added when that bug was fixed. I decided to add a test so we could prevent regressions.
How:
A new test was added which runs in a Node environment in Jest.
Checklist: