How to use the cavy.useCavy function in cavy
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pixielabs / cavy / test / CavyTester / src / scenarios / buttonFunctionComponent.js View on Github 
export const Screen = () => {
const [showHiddenMessage, setShowHiddenMessage] = useState(false);
const generateTestHook = useCavy();
return (
<>
setShowHiddenMessage(true)}
/>
{showHiddenMessage && (
)}
);
};export const Screen = () => {
const generateTestHook = useCavy();
return ;
};export const Screen = () => {
const [showHiddenMessage, setShowHiddenMessage] = useState(false);
const generateTestHook = useCavy();
return (
<>
setShowHiddenMessage(true)}
/>
{showHiddenMessage && (
)}
);
};const HomeScreen = ({ navigation }) => {
const generateTestHook = useCavy();
return (
<>
{scenarios.map(scenario => (
<button title="{scenario.label}"> navigation.navigate(scenario.key)}
/>
))}
);
};
</button>export const Screen = () => {
const generateTestHook = useCavy();
return (
<>
{false && (
)}
);
};export default ({ data, navigation }) => {
const generateTestHook = useCavy();
const WrappedText = wrap(Text);
return (
navigation.navigate('EmployeeDetails', {employeeId: data.id}) }
underlayColor={'#EEEEEE'}>cavy
An integration test framework for React Native.
