<p>Today, I read a lot of different articles about testing react component. Everyone propose a different test framework and library such as jest, enzyme, etc...
They mentioned different things to test a react component such:</p>
<ul>
<li>using snapshot.</li>
<li>Testing props and state.</li>
<li>Mocking the apis and functions when they will be used in the component.</li>
<li>Testing the behaviour of a component alone.
And so on.
I want to know acvording to your experiences in testing react components;
-Do you test all the components you designed or you choose some of them?</li>
<li>What are the important things to test ?</li>
<li>How do you test container components ( when you use redux)</li>
<li>Do you respect TDD and write the test before implementing the the component?</li>
<li>What are the best practices to be token into consideration when writing tests in an application?</li>
<li>What is the test coverage in an application or it is relative?</li>
</ul>


Today, I read a lot of different articles about testing react component. Everyone propose a different test framework and library such as jest, enzyme, etc...
They mentioned different things to test a react component such:
- using snapshot.
- Testing props and state.
- Mocking the apis and functions when they will be used in the component.
- Testing the behaviour of a component alone.
And so on.
I want to know acvording to your experiences in testing react components;
-Do you test all the components you designed or you choose some of them?
- What are the important things to test ?
- How do you test container components ( when you use redux)
- Do you respect TDD and write the test before implementing the the component?
- What are the best practices to be token into consideration when writing tests in an application?
- What is the test coverage in an application or it is relative?


How do you test react components?

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