Social: Add connection management tests
Fixes https://github.com/Automattic/jetpack-reach/issues/360
Proposed changes:
- Adds unit tests for components
- Adds some general integration test for the connection list
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Jetpack product discussion
https://github.com/Automattic/jetpack-reach/issues/360
Does this pull request change what data or activity we track or use?
No
Testing instructions:
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Go to the publicize components folder
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Run tests with
pnpm run testConnectionStatus ✓ renders nothing when connection status is "ok" (19 ms) ✓ renders nothing when connection status is undefined (2 ms) ✓ renders the appropriate notice and Reconnect component when connection status is not "ok" or undefined (4 ms) ✓ renders the correct notice when connection status is "refresh-failed" (2 ms)
Reconnect ✓ renders the Reconnect button with correct label (35 ms) ✓ disables the button when isDisconnecting is true (9 ms) ✓ calls deleteConnectionById and requestAccess on button click (23 ms) ✓ does not render the button if connection cannot be disconnected (2 ms)
Marking a connection as shared ✓ toggling the checkbox should mark a connection as shared (135 ms) ✓ toggle is disabled while updating (8 ms)
Disconnecting a connection ✓ disconnecting a connection should call the disconnect method (200 ms) ✓ panel is disabled while updating (11 ms) ✓ button changes name and is disabled while updating (8 ms)
ConnectionManagement No connections ✓ renders the component with no connections (43 ms) With connections ✓ renders the spinner without connection name (36 ms) ✓ renders the component with proper connections (13 ms) Connection panel ✓ connection panel can be opened and closed (111 ms) ✓ clicking disconnect should bring up confirmation which can be cancelled (96 ms) ✓ mark as shared component is visible if user has permission (43 ms)
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add/social-connection-management-testsbranch. -
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