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Gianmarco
Gianmarco

Reputation: 842

How to test material ui autocomplete google map with react testing library

I'm trying to make a test for the material ui autocomplete component, I'm using the same component in this example, I tried following the problem from this question but I didn't find how to solve it.

the code of my test is the following, the problem is that I get only the city I type in the input and not the first result. I test it a little and I think it doesn't select the available options with the ArrowDown and Enter.

// Autocomplete is the Autocomplete component from material ui
      test("Autocomplete Test", async () => {
        render(<Autocomplete />);
        const autocomplete = screen.getByTestId("autocomplete");
    
        const input = within(autocomplete).getByRole("textbox");
    
        autocomplete.click();
        autocomplete.focus();
    
        fireEvent.change(input, { target: { value: "london" } });
        fireEvent.keyDown(autocomplete, { key: "ArrowDown" });
        fireEvent.keyDown(autocomplete, { key: "Enter" });
    
      const inputt = within(autocomplete).getByRole("textbox");
    
      console.log(inputt.value);
    
      expect(inputt.value).toEqual("London");
    });

Upvotes: 1

Views: 5831

Answers (1)

Maapteh
Maapteh

Reputation: 136

If i take the first component from your link to material-ui, the test below will actually succeed.

Component:

      <Autocomplete
        data-testid="autocomplete"
        id="combo-box-demo"
        options={top100Films}
        getOptionLabel={(option) => option.title}
        style={{ width: 300 }}
        renderInput={(params) => <TextField {...params} label="Combo box" variant="outlined" />}
      />

and test:

describe("Foo", () => {
    it("can select the second item and proceed", async () => {

        const { debug, getAllByRole } = render(<Foo />);
        const autocomplete = screen.getByTestId("autocomplete");

        const input = within(autocomplete).getByRole("textbox");

        autocomplete.click();
        autocomplete.focus();

        fireEvent.change(input, { target: { value: "lo" } });

        // to be sure, or do `findAllByRole` which is also async
        await act(async () => {
            await new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, 0));
        });

        fireEvent.click(getAllByRole("option")[1]);

        expect(input.value).toEqual("The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring");
    })

});

This will create a successful test. With multi-select it will actually create other html so hence my advise about debugging below.

Also notice i take debug from the render, so at any point i can see what the html is (calling debug()). This can give you very good pointers in what is painted on the moment you are trying to achieve something! Personally i run tests in watch mode and can set breakpoints from the editor which helps me much more.

Edit: when i try and rename fireEvent.click(getAllByRole("option")[1]); into part below it works as well:

   fireEvent.keyDown(input, { key: "ArrowDown" });
   fireEvent.keyDown(input, { key: "Enter" });

Upvotes: 4

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