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3.1 Conclusion
And that’s it! As you’ve seen, unit testing React components is not that difficult. It’s definitely something you should consider to guard against errors and regressions in your own projects.
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2.Unit Testing React Components4 lessons, 24:36
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2.1Setup05:07
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2.2Write a Test05:34
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2.3Shallow vs. Static Testing08:23
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