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A team and I built an NPM package that can be installed into any SolidJS application to help visualize your signals and how they communicate. I wanted to test if the components would render during the development stage. I found Solid’s testing library and proceeded to follow the steps.
A team and I built an NPM package that can be installed into any SolidJS application to help visualize your signals and how they communicate. I wanted to test if the components would render during the development stage. I found Solid’s testing library and proceeded to follow the steps.
After applying each step I realized that I was adding more dev dependencies and config files than I intended. The folder structure seemed convoluted especially because the product was an NPM package and didn’t have the file path of a full-stack application. Each component depended on the other and so I couldn’t evaluate an individual component. Which led to the biggest obstacle, importing and rendering components. I started searching for alternative solutions and I recall using Cypress in a different project I worked on.
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