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Heyya is a library to help with testing your Phoenix components. It allows for writing fast tests that assert your HTML is consistent and correct. Specifically, Heyya is designed to work with many functional components and the latest Phoenix and LiveView releases. As your code changes and mutates, tests can change quickly without writing new assertions each time.
https://github.com/batteries-included/heyya
There’s a blog post up with example code and integration help here:
https://www.batteriesincl.com/posts/heyya-snapshot-testing
Hex Docs are here:
If you’ve ever used React snapshot testing, Heyya will feel very similar.
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First Post!
eclark
We are releasing Heyya 1.0.0 which includes the following:
When combined, these tools allow for fast testing of Phoenix UIs that are easy to maintain and easy to read.
Blog Post: https://www.batteriesincl.com/posts/heyya-one-point-zero
Github: https://github.com/batteries-included/heyya
Docs: https://hexdocs.pm/heyya/readme.html
The newest LiveView snapshot testing feature allows developers to interact with a Phoenix live view and easily assert that some portion of the DOM matches the previous expectations.
For example, here’s an excerpt taken from the example project