React components can be complex and difficult to test, especially when they have a lot elements and interactions. To simplify testing, it’s best to separate the test code from the code that is used…

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Make Your React Tests Easier to Write, Understand and Maintain on Unsplash Introduction React components can be complex and difficult to test. To simplify testing, it’s best to separate the test code from the code that is used to interact with the component. This separation allows for the reuse of interactions across multiple tests.

Make Your React Tests Easier to Write, Understand and Maintain

Interesting, thanks for sharing this
Right now I chose the MVVM pattern for my React apps, and honestly I find it so much better for testing
I was looking for a more conventional way, in the end it’s more or less the same concept : we abstract this logic layer and test it…