User-event: Create Event Playground
When working on the event methods, it can be really useful to get an idea of what events are actually dispatched when a real user does something. So far, I've been using this: https://codesandbox.io/s/quizzical-worker-eo909?file=/src/index.js
It works great, but I think having something more substantial with an actual interactive UI would be really really cool/helpful. Just opening this issue to invite anyone who wants to work on something to help out, this would be a big help.
kentcdodds
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@smeijer can be a second project ? 馃帄
marcosvega91
on 14 Jun 2020
@marcosvega91, thanks for the ping!
I've noticed the tweet about this same sandbox, and saw Kent work with it during a live stream.
I think we can build something into testing-playground.com. But I have to figure out some details, for how to make it useful for testers. And not just for internal developments of user-events.
I'll play around with it one of these days. But no promises about a useful result.
So to everyone else, if you're enthusiastic about this project. Take your shot! Don't wait for me. And if you would like, we can combine forces and see if we can integrate your results with playground.
smeijer
on 14 Jun 2020
I can't dedicate all my time for this because of work but I can help of course. Write me if you or someone decide to work on it 馃
marcosvega91
on 14 Jun 2020
I'm not sure what "something more substantial with an actual interactive UI" is referring to. Are there any specific features or UI changes we're looking for?
nickmccurdy
on 18 Jun 2020
Well, I'm not working on this right now anyway so not really needed.
kentcdodds
on 18 Jun 2020
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@marcosvega91, thanks for the ping!
I've noticed the tweet about this same sandbox, and saw Kent work with it during a live stream.
I think we can build something into testing-playground.com. But I have to figure out some details, for how to make it useful for testers. And not just for internal developments of
user-events.I'll play around with it one of these days. But no promises about a useful result.
So to everyone else, if you're enthusiastic about this project. Take your shot! Don't wait for me. And if you would like, we can combine forces and see if we can integrate your results with playground.