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React Projects

You're reading from   React Projects Build 12 real-world applications from scratch using React, React Native, and React 360

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Product type Paperback
Published in Dec 2019
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781789954937
Length 474 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Table of Contents (14) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Creating a Movie List Application in React 2. Creating a Progressive Web Application with Reusable React Components FREE CHAPTER 3. Build a Dynamic Project Management Board with React and Suspense 4. Build a SSR-Based Community Feed Using React Router 5. Build a Personal Shopping List Application Using Context API and Hooks 6. Build an Application Exploring TDD Using Jest and Enzyme 7. Build a Full Stack E-Commerce Application with React Native and GraphQL 8. Build a House Listing Application with React Native and Expo 9. Build an Animated Game Using React Native and Expo 10. Creating a Real-Time Messaging Application with React Native and Expo 11. Build a Full Stack Social Media Application with React Native and GraphQL 12. Creating a Virtual Reality Application with React 360 13. Other Books You May Enjoy

Build an Application Exploring TDD Using Jest and Enzyme

To keep your application maintainable, it is good practice to have testing set up for your project. Where some developers hate writing tests and therefore try to avoid writing them, other developers like to make testing the core of their development process by implementing a test-driven development (TDD) strategy. There are many opinions about testing your applications and how to do this. Luckily, when building an application with React, many great libraries can help you with testing.

In this chapter, you'll use two libraries to unit test React applications. The first one is Jest, which is maintained by Facebook itself and ships with Create React App. The other tool is called Enzyme, which has more functionality than Jest and can be used to test entire life cycles within your components. Together, they are a great fit...

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