How to use @vue/server-test-utils - 7 common examples
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test('renders the scoped slot in SSR', () => {
const output = renderToString(
{
template: `
`
},
{ localVue: Vue, sync: false }
);
expect(output).toBe(`<form data-server-rendered="true"></form>`);
});test('SSR: render single root slot', () => {
const output = renderToString(
{
template: `
<p></p>
`
},
{ localVue: Vue, sync: false }
);
expect(output).toBe('<span data-server-rendered="true"><p></p></span>');
});it('should render as human', () => {
const wrapper = renderToString(VueIfBot, {
slots: {
default: slotContent
}
})
testSsr(wrapper)
})
it('should render as bot', () => {it('does nothing on server-side', (done) => {
try {
render(ScrollNextLevel, {
context: {
props: {
targetString
}
},
slots: {
default: Target
}
})
done()
} catch (e) { }
})
})it('shows value after rendering', async () => {
const wrapper = await render(Field, { propsData: { field, model } });
expect(wrapper.text()).toContain('<div></div>');
});
}); const fn = () => renderToString(TestComponent, { attachToDocument: true })
const message =expect(() => {
render(App, { localVue })
}).not.toThrow()@vue/server-test-utils
Utilities for testing Vue components.
