react-wrap-with-context

React WithContext

WithContext passes a specified context object to its child components. This is useful when writing unit tests for React components.

You can use it to replace React.withContext, which was removed in React 0.14.

Usage

<WithContext context={context}>
   <ExampleComponent />
</WithContext>

Or, including import and rendering with TestUtils:

import WithContext from "react-with-context"
 
const context = { greeting: "Hello" };
TestUtils.renderIntoComponent(
    <WithContext context={context}>
    	<ExampleComponent />
    </WithContext>
);

Check out the full example repo.

Installation

npm install react-with-context --save-dev

Contributing

Use babel --out-file WithContext.dist.js src/WithContext.js to compile the component. Then run npm test.