ember-chai-dom-helpers

A set of Chai assertions ready for your DOM.

Installation

$ ember install ember-chai-dom-helpers

In your /tests/test-helper.js file, simply add :

import setupChaiDomHelpers from 'ember-chai-dom-helpers/test-support/setup';
 
setupChaiDomHelpers();

Usage

The assertion subject have to be one of the following:

• A DOM element
• A selector

Here's the helpers availables:

Rendered

Test if the specified subject exists.

expect('.something').to.be.rendered;
expect('.something').to.be.not.rendered;

Text content

Test the plain text content of the subject.

expect('.something').to.have.textContent('foobar');
expect('.something').to.not.have.textContent('foobar');

Html content

Test the html content of the subject.

expect('.something').to.have.htmlContent('<div>foobar</div>');
expect('.something').to.not.have.htmlContent('<div>foobar</div>');

Count

Test the number of elements that matches the subject.

expect('.something').to.have.count(1);
expect('.something').to.not.have.count(1);

Class

Test if the subject have a given class.

expect('.something').to.have.class('active');
expect('.something').to.not.have.class('active');

It is also possible to test ember-css-module local classes.

expect('.something').to.have.localClass('active'); // would match the class '_active_q1w2e3'
expect('.something').to.not.have.localClass('active');

Style

Test if the subject have a specific style value.

expect('.something').to.have.style('color', 'hotpink');
expect('.something').to.not.have.style('color', 'hotpink');

Disabled

expect('.something').to.be.disabled;
expect('.something').to.be.not.disabled;

Attribute

Test if the subject have a specific attribute value.

expect('.something').to.have.attribute('alt', 'foobar');
expect('.something').to.not.have.attribute('alt', 'foobar');

Value (input)

Test the subject's value.

expect('.something').to.have.value('foobar');
expect('.something').to.not.have.value('foobar');

License

ember-chai-dom-helpers is © 2019 Mirego and may be freely distributed under the New BSD license. See the LICENSE.md file.

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