Test-Driven React 2 (Pragmatic Bookshelf)
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Good evening @TrevorBurnham!
Here’s a minor one. When adding the first react hook on page 74, the import statement is missing from the c...
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Hi Trevor,
I had picked up the original version of this book a while ago. I’m just now getting into several of the topics covered here, ...
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Hi again! Here’s another change that would update the book for eslint ^8.25.0 (‘flat config’): On page 53, .eslintignore files were depre...
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Then create a REACT.md project in the root of your test-driven-carousel project.
This is probably meant to say create a README.md file.
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Refactoring components into HOCs has the advantage of keeping code in
manageable units,
but HOC are not used anymore (in the ...
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Also, all 4 points are numbered ❶.
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Page 134 also contains a START_HIGHLIGHT.
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All three tests expect the same URL. One test does not use any button, one test moves forward, one backwards in the slide...
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The text after ❶ claims this is the first time we wrote a type definition for a function. The ImgComponent prop used way ...
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$ npm install --save-dev eslint-plugin-react-hooks@6.0.1
as of time of this writing, latest released version...
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Text says You also added some powerful new tools to your belt, including webpack-dev-server, stylelint, and snapshots. we...
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Text says Since the default value is numeric, try a string value but the default value implemented earlier in the chapter is a string, no...
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const nextButton = screen.getByTestId("prev-button");
Small copy paste error, apparently.
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We are asked to add .ts and .tsx to the extension list but the example package.json is exactly the same as we already have at this point....
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I can’t even get the initial React project off the ground. The provided command;
npm create vite@4.4.9 test-driven-carous...
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@TrevorBurnham
On page 39, it is presented the following command to format:
"format": "eslint --fix . && prettier --loglevel wa...
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Maybe I missed it, but I think you need to add @testing-library/jest-dom to the compileOptions/types in tsconfig.json, ot...
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figCaption in CarouselSlide.tsx has lost its data-testid attribute, so the test fails if copied as is
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Hi everyone,
the book description on pragprog contains the following:
[…] easy-to-understand tests with Vitest and Rea...
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Example: commit message is misleading
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This commit message doesn’t relate the ...
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Learn the right way to do test-driven development with React. You'll come away knowing how to use the latest tools to streamline your ent...
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Learn the right way to do test-driven development with React. You'll come away knowing how to use the latest tools to streamline your ent...
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@TrevorBurnham
Maybe I missed it, but I think you need to add @testing-library/jest-dom to the compileOptions/types in tsconfig.json, ot...
New
Hi again! Here’s another change that would update the book for eslint ^8.25.0 (‘flat config’): On page 53, .eslintignore files were depre...
New
@TrevorBurnham
On page 39, it is presented the following command to format:
"format": "eslint --fix . && prettier --loglevel wa...
New
@TrevorBurnham
I can’t even get the initial React project off the ground. The provided command;
npm create vite@4.4.9 test-driven-carous...
New
@TrevorBurnham
Hi everyone,
the book description on pragprog contains the following:
[…] easy-to-understand tests with Vitest and Rea...
New
@TrevorBurnham
figCaption in CarouselSlide.tsx has lost its data-testid attribute, so the test fails if copied as is
New
@TrevorBurnham
Example: commit message is misleading
:wrench: Move tests into their own folder
This commit message doesn’t relate the ...
New
We are asked to add .ts and .tsx to the extension list but the example package.json is exactly the same as we already have at this point....
New
@TrevorBurnham
Text says You also added some powerful new tools to your belt, including webpack-dev-server, stylelint, and snapshots. we...
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@TrevorBurnham
Text says:
$ npm install --save-dev eslint-plugin-react-hooks@6.0.1
as of time of this writing, latest released version...
New
Then create a REACT.md project in the root of your test-driven-carousel project.
This is probably meant to say create a README.md file.
New
Text says
Refactoring components into HOCs has the advantage of keeping code in
manageable units,
but HOC are not used anymore (in the ...
New
Text says Since the default value is numeric, try a string value but the default value implemented earlier in the chapter is a string, no...
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Also, all 4 points are numbered ❶.
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@TrevorBurnham
All three tests expect the same URL. One test does not use any button, one test moves forward, one backwards in the slide...
New
@TrevorBurnham
const nextButton = screen.getByTestId("prev-button");
Small copy paste error, apparently.
New
@TrevorBurnham
The text after ❶ claims this is the first time we wrote a type definition for a function. The ImgComponent prop used way ...
New
Page 134 also contains a START_HIGHLIGHT.
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Hi Trevor,
I had picked up the original version of this book a while ago. I’m just now getting into several of the topics covered here, ...
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Good evening @TrevorBurnham!
Here’s a minor one. When adding the first react hook on page 74, the import statement is missing from the c...
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