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@alex-kim-dev
<Component data={data} />
// or
<Component prop1={val1} prop2={val2} ... />
react-test-renderer and noticed that it renders all nested components too. So if I test, for example, a subscribe form and a whole page with it, the form gets rendered in both of these tests.@rfilenko
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Hey, a pretty solid work😉 As for your questions, preferable to use one object and pass it as one prop, then you can destructure needed values inside child component. No experience with test-rendered, only used e2e cypress to simulate user experience.
Keep coding and have fun, Roman
@mattstuddert
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Nice work, Alex! I agree with Roman regarding passing the object and then destructuring as you need in the child component. With snapshots, I tend to focus them at the page level because of the full render. That way you have fewer tests, but they're detecting changes all the way down the tree.
Keep up the great work!
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