Spearmint helps developers easily create functional React/Redux/Endpoint/Paint Timing tests without writing any code. It dynamically converts user inputs into executable Jest test code by using DOM query selectors provided by @testing-library.

Download spearmint @ spearmintjs.com. Available for Mac OS and Windows.

npm i -D jest @testing-library/jest-dom @testing-library/react test-data-bot

To run Redux tests generated by spearmint, install the following in your dev dependencies, in addition to your React test installations above.

npm i -D redux-mock-store redux-thunk fetch-mock

To run Hooks / Context tests generated by spearmint, install the following in your dev dependencies, in addition to your React test installations above.

npm i -D @testing-library/react-hooks

npm i -D jest supertest

npm i -D jest puppeteer

To run Accessibility tests generated by spearmint on HTML, install the following in your dev dependencies.

npm i -D axe-core regenerator-runtime jest

To run Accessibility tests generated by spearmint on React Components, install the following in your dev dependencies.

npm i -D axe-core regenerator-runtime jest enzyme enzyme-adapter-react-16

To run Accessibility tests generated by spearmint on URL's with Puppeteer, install the following in your dev dependencies.

npm i -D axe-core puppeteer

1. On the initial screen, enter the URL of your project and load your application to start creating tests.

2. Utilize our auto-complete, drop-down options, and tooltips features to easily create arrangement, action, and assertion test statements for React; reducer, action creator, asynchronous action creator, and middleware test statements for Redux; and hooks, context, and endpoint test statements.

3. Refer to the browser view of your app that is displayed on the right to quickly identify values for your selectors and use the file directory to open up a code editor view to easily refer to your codebase for props information.

4. Spearmint will then convert user input to dynamically generate a test file that will be saved inside a tests folder, which you can use to run ‘npm test’ on.

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