I want to test that when calling a method from a React component it trigger a function pass to the component as a props. The method is something like this:
customMethod() {
// Do something
this.props.trackEvent({
category: 'eventCategory',
action: 'eventAction',
label: 'eventAction',
});
// Do something else
}
The method can be called from different ways, so I want just to make a generic test: if customMethod is called, should trigger this.props.trackEvent with data.
Is there a way to trigger a method call using jest and/or enzyme? I've read about doing something like this:
const wrapper = shallow(<AdPage {...baseProps} />);
wrapper.instance().customMethod();
But it is not working… any ideas. I'm pretty new in the testing, so maybe should I use a different approach to this kind of tests?
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