...
- add the line
debugger;
to your code where you want a breakpoint. From your project directory, run the following:
Code Block language bash node --inspect-brk node_modules/.bin/jest --runInBand
- Open chrome browser, and navigate to chrome://inspect and click the device.
- You may need to click Play to get to your debugger line.
To debug unit tests from inside WebStorm (or PyCharm)
- In Run->Edit Configurations, go to "Edit Configuration templates...", select Jest and set Jest options:
--env=jsdom
- Set breakpoints in the test file, and/or in the JSX by clicking in the gutter to the left of the code you wish to inspect
- Right click on a file and choose "Debug <FileName>, or click on the run icon in the gutter in the Jest file to run a specific test.
Mocking Static Files
Jest has documentation on how to test if dealing with static files in your component. A common use case is likely needing to mock a file, such as the edX logo in the header. To handle this, in the top level of your app, add a folder titled __mocks__/ and a file titled fileMock.js . Inside the file, you will want something like:
...