Testing III

In this project, you will demonstrate proficiency by writing unit tests for an existing React application. Your tests should verify the behavior listed in the Minimum Viable Product section.

Some of the topics covered were:

Testing a React application.
Using the react-testing-library testing framework.
Writing unit tests for React components.

Instructions

Read these requirements carefully. Understand exactly what is expected before starting.

You are allowed, and encouraged, to collaborate with your peers while working on this assignment. Remember to follow the twenty-minute rule and post questions to your cohort's help channel before seeking support from your PM and Instructor.

Commits

Please push your code often and use descriptive commit messages, this helps you and your project manager.

Project Description

In this project, you will write unit tests for an existing React application that controls a gate and shows two LEDs that portrait the status of the gate.

The requirements are listed under the Minimum Viable Product section below.

Project Set Up

Follow these steps to setup your git fork and branch.

Fork this repository.
Use GitHub's website to add your project manager as collaborator on your fork.
Clone your forked version of the repository (Not Lambda's!).
Create a new branch: git checkout -b <firstName-lastName>.
Commit changes to your <firstName-lastName> branch.
Push often to your branch: git push origin <firstName-lastName>.

Follow these steps for completing your project.

Submit a Pull-Request to merge the <firstName-lastName> branch into the master branch on your fork. Please don't merge your own pull request
Use GitHub's website to add your project manager as a reviewer on the pull-request.
Your project manager will count the project as complete by merging the branch back into the master branch of your forked repository.

Minimum Viable Product

After a set of interviews with the potential users of the solution, we gathered the following information about the desired functionality. Not all the information provided by our clients is relevant to the design of the solution, but it's included to help understand the requirements.

Your job is to write unit tests to ensure that the application behaves as expected.

The expected/assumed behavior of the application is listed below.

Gate

defaults to unlocked and open
cannot be closed or opened if it is locked

Dashboard

shows the controls and display

Display Component

displays if gate is open/closed and if it is locked/unlocked
displays 'Closed' if the closed prop is true and 'Open' if otherwise
displays 'Locked' if the locked prop is true and 'Unlocked' if otherwise
when locked or closed use the red-led class
when unlocked or open use the green-led class

Controls Component

provide buttons to toggle the closed and locked states.
buttons' text changes to reflect the state the door will be in if clicked
the closed toggle button is disabled if the gate is closed
the locked toggle button is disabled if the gate is open

Stretch Problem

This section is optional and not counted towards MVP. Start working on it after you're done with the main assignment.

add Redux and read this example in the docs to learn how to write tests for it.

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