How to unit test permissions in a React Admin controller?
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I'm using react-admin and I have a list component that has some conditional display behavior based on permissions.
I'd like to write a simple Jest test that asserts the correct behavior (display the Edit button if admin, hide the Edit button if not admin), but I need to feed some mock records into my list component. How do I pass mock data to my list component?
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I'm using react-admin and I have a list component that has some conditional display behavior based on permissions.
I'd like to write a simple Jest test that asserts the correct behavior (display the Edit button if admin, hide the Edit button if not admin), but I need to feed some mock records into my list component. How do I pass mock data to my list component?
jestjs react-admin
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Actually, it's a really good question. I opened a PR aiming to improving the documentation: github.com/marmelab/react-admin/pull/2728 Let me know if it's clear to you!
– Kmaschta
Jan 4 at 18:30
Oh, that's awesome! I found your documentation very helpful.
– runderscorer
Jan 7 at 4:25
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I'm using react-admin and I have a list component that has some conditional display behavior based on permissions.
I'd like to write a simple Jest test that asserts the correct behavior (display the Edit button if admin, hide the Edit button if not admin), but I need to feed some mock records into my list component. How do I pass mock data to my list component?
jestjs react-admin
I'm using react-admin and I have a list component that has some conditional display behavior based on permissions.
I'd like to write a simple Jest test that asserts the correct behavior (display the Edit button if admin, hide the Edit button if not admin), but I need to feed some mock records into my list component. How do I pass mock data to my list component?
jestjs react-admin
jestjs react-admin
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Actually, it's a really good question. I opened a PR aiming to improving the documentation: github.com/marmelab/react-admin/pull/2728 Let me know if it's clear to you!
– Kmaschta
Jan 4 at 18:30
Oh, that's awesome! I found your documentation very helpful.
– runderscorer
Jan 7 at 4:25
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Actually, it's a really good question. I opened a PR aiming to improving the documentation: github.com/marmelab/react-admin/pull/2728 Let me know if it's clear to you!
– Kmaschta
Jan 4 at 18:30
Oh, that's awesome! I found your documentation very helpful.
– runderscorer
Jan 7 at 4:25
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Actually, it's a really good question. I opened a PR aiming to improving the documentation: github.com/marmelab/react-admin/pull/2728 Let me know if it's clear to you!
– Kmaschta
Jan 4 at 18:30
Actually, it's a really good question. I opened a PR aiming to improving the documentation: github.com/marmelab/react-admin/pull/2728 Let me know if it's clear to you!
– Kmaschta
Jan 4 at 18:30
Oh, that's awesome! I found your documentation very helpful.
– runderscorer
Jan 7 at 4:25
Oh, that's awesome! I found your documentation very helpful.
– runderscorer
Jan 7 at 4:25
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There is (now) a dedicated paragraph on the documentation about testing permissions-based view: https://marmelab.com/react-admin/UnitTesting.html#testing-permissions
I also wrote an example of unit test available on the code base: UnitShow.spec.js
it('should show the user role in the second tab', () => {
const wrapper = shallow(<UserShow permissions="admin" />);
const tabs = wrapper.find(Tab);
const fields = tabs.at(1).find(TextField);
expect(fields.at(0).prop('source')).toBe('role');
});
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There is (now) a dedicated paragraph on the documentation about testing permissions-based view: https://marmelab.com/react-admin/UnitTesting.html#testing-permissions
I also wrote an example of unit test available on the code base: UnitShow.spec.js
it('should show the user role in the second tab', () => {
const wrapper = shallow(<UserShow permissions="admin" />);
const tabs = wrapper.find(Tab);
const fields = tabs.at(1).find(TextField);
expect(fields.at(0).prop('source')).toBe('role');
});
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There is (now) a dedicated paragraph on the documentation about testing permissions-based view: https://marmelab.com/react-admin/UnitTesting.html#testing-permissions
I also wrote an example of unit test available on the code base: UnitShow.spec.js
it('should show the user role in the second tab', () => {
const wrapper = shallow(<UserShow permissions="admin" />);
const tabs = wrapper.find(Tab);
const fields = tabs.at(1).find(TextField);
expect(fields.at(0).prop('source')).toBe('role');
});
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There is (now) a dedicated paragraph on the documentation about testing permissions-based view: https://marmelab.com/react-admin/UnitTesting.html#testing-permissions
I also wrote an example of unit test available on the code base: UnitShow.spec.js
it('should show the user role in the second tab', () => {
const wrapper = shallow(<UserShow permissions="admin" />);
const tabs = wrapper.find(Tab);
const fields = tabs.at(1).find(TextField);
expect(fields.at(0).prop('source')).toBe('role');
});
There is (now) a dedicated paragraph on the documentation about testing permissions-based view: https://marmelab.com/react-admin/UnitTesting.html#testing-permissions
I also wrote an example of unit test available on the code base: UnitShow.spec.js
it('should show the user role in the second tab', () => {
const wrapper = shallow(<UserShow permissions="admin" />);
const tabs = wrapper.find(Tab);
const fields = tabs.at(1).find(TextField);
expect(fields.at(0).prop('source')).toBe('role');
});
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Actually, it's a really good question. I opened a PR aiming to improving the documentation: github.com/marmelab/react-admin/pull/2728 Let me know if it's clear to you!
– Kmaschta
Jan 4 at 18:30
Oh, that's awesome! I found your documentation very helpful.
– runderscorer
Jan 7 at 4:25