Finally, exactly what I was looking for. Simple and straight to the point. Thank you so much!
Nice presentation and super useful! Thank you so much, my component tests don't error out now. Keep up the great work!
This is the most helpful thing.
I really needed this one, I am switching to typescript and react-vite now and I am struggling with testing with jest library with typescript. This one is easier to configure and faster. You should continue this TDD serie dude, you will help a lot of young, beginners, junior developers like me
Great start. I'm taking a vitest course and want to learn to use it with both react and vue. Thank you
I was so giddy after hearing the name😂. Randomly chose the video and heard a name from my best tech podcast🤭🤭
Thanks a ton for this. Nice and easy setup, first time using vitest for me
great explanation, can't wait for part 2
I loved that! It´s exactly what i was looking for. Thank you!
Thanks for walking us through this!
After 3 hours trying to configure i found your video and solve it in 10min.
Thank you so much!
This is a very important video. Thank you for sharing.
Much thanks man! Helped a lot. 🎉
This is really helpful for me buddy thanks so much
Thank you for posting this video.
thank you so much man. this helped a lot
great video 😊 one thing to note is you install the "jsdom" package at 4:50. In my setup this module is not needed when using testing-library's "jest-dom" because they both perform the same functionality of mimicking the browser DOM
Thanks for this manual, I appreciate that ;)
great intro to vitest! thanks
Excellent. Just what I was looking for. One little thing... it would be nice if the video was available in a higher resolution.
clear and helpful. thank you very much
Most of the things are not working any more. I think they already changed the setups little bit.
Great video.
Do you have a tutorial testing useEffect (custom hook) that fetch api data which is mocked by msw?
Thanks in advance
To be honest, It is first video in vitest. It is pretty straightforward to go the content. Thank for clear view
ABSOLUTLY AMAZING :)
Thanks men, very clear!
Great video, thanks!
Brother, great tutorial. I like it because it's spot on.
You are really a saviour
I have a problem, MISSING DEPENDENCY Cannot find dependency 'jsdom'
Should I install it as devdepend?
Thanks lot brother save me lot of time !!!
Thank you so much!!!
I found an alternative to adding those reference types by adding this to my tsconfig
"types": [
"vite/client",
"vitest/globals"
]
This is really great, i am able to setup vitest with your help, although i am stuck with this error `TypeError: Class extends value undefined is not a constructor or null` while using amcharts4 in our project, wanted to ask do we have to do add any config to allow `Class extends` syntax?
Thanks a lot😍
Thankyou so much!
thank you a lot!
but how do i test for huge components i am stuck
Hi! Would you be so kind to try using vitest with MSW, I would really appreciate it!
Life saver!
Can you do this same thing with the T3 stack?
Hey, great video.
I've a question. What if you are not using typescript. what changes will there be from your guide?
Thanks for checking it out! If you're not using typescript, there's no tsconfig file, and the only differences should be with the file extensions. Rather than .ts and .tsx, you'll use .js and .jsx respsectively.
If anything goes wonky let me know and I'll do my best to help out!
@@ericwinkdev Creating that jsconfig file won't have any of what tsconfig,json has. What do I need to do about that?
i get an error saying "no test files found", very weird... :( (im not using ts)
THANKS
yes, there is no tutorial available like this set for react + vite for testing library.
FYI: Vitest 0.33+= requires at least node16 to run properly.
Good. Just why isn't Code suggesting methods from the testing libs?
Thanks so much for the tutorial! I couldn't figure out how to get vitest working before, I really appreciate how you went through the full setup and explained why we were setting certain things to certain values. Can't wait to see more in your TDD series