clicked.md

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This predicate either emits a "click" event on the target(s) or calls the click-method on the target(s)' native element; then running change detection afterwards. The exact behavior can be controlled via parameter.

Signature

clicked(opts?: ClickOptions);

Interface ClickOptions

interface ClickOptions {
  times?: number;
  nativeClick?: boolean;
}

Examples

class the {
  static DropDownItem() {
    return get(DropDownItemComponent);
  }
}

it('should set the item-value as value of the drop-down when clicking on it', () => {
  When(the.DropDownItem)
    .has(state({ value: 'Item 1' }))
    .and(the.DropDownItem)
    .gets(clicked())
    .expect(the.DropDown)
    .to(haveState({ value: 'Item 1' }));
});

it('should set the item-value as value of the drop-down when natively clicking on it', () => {
  When(the.DropDownItem)
    .has(state({ value: 'Item 1' }))
    .and(the.DropDownItem)
    .gets(clicked({ nativeClick: true }))
    .expect(the.DropDown)
    .to(haveState({ value: 'Item 1' }));
});

class the {
  static ValueLabel() {
    return get('p');
  }
  static CountUpButton() {
    return get('.btn-up');
  }
}

it('should count up the value by 1 for each click', () => {
  When(host)
    .has(state({ result: 0 }))
    .and(the.CountUpButton)
    .gets(clicked({ times: 2 }))
    .expect(the.ValueLabel)
    .to(haveText('2'));
});