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Feature request: trigger does not work on vue components #2087
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@micDropper I think this is because this was historically the case with VTU v1 (for Vue 2). As I was not around at that time I don't know if there is a specific reason that we don't support this. @freakzlike @lmiller1990 do you think this would be good idea? |
Historical context can be found in issues such as: vuejs/vue-test-utils#145 vuejs/vue-test-utils#1588 probably has the best discussion. Historically, Is there a compelling use case for manually emitting an event? It's not something a user can do. In general, I recommend causing the event to be emitted like a user, instead of emitting it manually. If we did add this, I think we'd be better to make a |
This would be used when testing components that emit events not triggered by user interaction. Perhaps they would be triggered by a timer, as in my demo, or emit events as it performs other autonomous behaviors (animation, external/internal condition becomes met, etc). In my case, it'd be useful for testing heavyweight js libraries with thin vue wrappers that emit their own events (think ag-grid, vee-validate, etc). Ag-grid emits a I agree with the preference for |
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Describe the bug
I just kinda expected vue test utils to be able to trigger Vue component events out of the box. VueWrapper does not have a trigger implementation that works for Vue components. You have to use
$emit
on the vm instance.To Reproduce
https://stackblitz.com/edit/github-kdgtxj?file=src%2Fcomponents%2FHelloWorld.vue,src%2FApp.vue,src%2Fcomponents%2F__tests__%2FHelloWorld.spec.ts,src%2F__tests__%2FApp.spec.ts
Expected behavior
mount(VueComponent).findComponent({ name: 'VueComponent' }).trigger('vueComponentEvent')
should work like
mount(VueComponent).findComponent({ name: 'VueComponent' }).vm.$emit('vueComponentEvent')
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