I copied over the TODOs from https://github.com/vuejs/vue-test-utils/issues/1#issuecomment-305899792 so it's not necessary to hunt them down in the long thread.
TODOs
wrapper.vm.$on('event', spy).shallowwindow is undefinednpm postinstall from master/ release branches(added checkboxes to track progress)
@codebryo @LinusBorg Is anyone working on the typings? I could probably help there if not, just let me know!
@snaptopixel No, would be great if you could make a PR ๐
If you do, please follow the new commit convention - https://github.com/vuejs/vue/blob/dev/.github/COMMIT_CONVENTION.md
Are we ready to publish a Beta of the library? Someone already has vue-test-utils on npm, should we reach out and see if we could get that package spot or rename this repo to one we can get on npm
@yyx990803 has already been in touch with the author. I'm happy to publish a beta once it becomes available
@eddyerburgh do we have a gitbook for the docs under development already? I would like to get started on that, and add a bunch of examples.
There isn't a gitbook that it's hooked up to, but the /docs directory is in the format requried for a gitbook. It even has a book.json. All that needs to be done is add gitbooks itself to the project.
It would be great for you to start working on it ๐
@snaptopixel we still need typings, and I haven't got much experience with typescript. Are you still willing to add them?
Hi Jason, we do have the name, but since we haven't released the original
package is still on npm. I understand this is causing confusion and hope to
release asap
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@eddyerburgh for the typings do you have something in mind other than http://definitelytyped.org/guides/contributing.html for how you want that done?
@jraller Yes I think vue-test-utils should be available on Typings ๐ . I misunderstood what typings was.
The types are already added, but if there's anything missing please make a PR ๐
I just found https://github.com/vuejs/vue-test-utils/tree/master/types and am looking at it now. This renders all of my existing comments rather moot.
Hey hey, any word on publishing?
Hi Austin,
There are a few things holding us up. Evan has been busy lately, and I'm on
vacation at the moment. There are also a couple of issues the need to be
sorted before publishing - mainly how find and findAll work.
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Sweet, thanks for update and enjoy vacation, i can probably clear some room to knock out this week if there is consensus
The problem is that there is no consensus. Previously it was decided that find should behave in a certain way, but another issue caused me to rethink the decision - https://github.com/vuejs/vue-test-utils/issues/24
We need more feedback on these two issues - https://github.com/vuejs/vue-test-utils/issues/5, https://github.com/vuejs/vue-test-utils/issues/27
Just checking in since it's bit a little over a month, any updates on publishing?
Evan's reviewing the code this week and we're planning to publish a beta on npm
The todos are complete, and beta is released ๐
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Evan's reviewing the code this week and we're planning to publish a beta on npm