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feat: Added hostNodes method to ReactWrapper #1179

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fixes #1174

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Looks great :-) can you please add it to ShallowWrapper as well, along with tests and docs?

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Going to add some tests tomorrow!

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expect(wrapper.find('.foo').length).to.equal(2);
expect(wrapper.find('.foo').hostNodes().length).to.equal(1);
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could we assert on the contents too, not just the length? something like:

const hostNodes = wrapper.find('.foo').hostNodes();
expect(hostNodes).to.have.lengthOf(1);
expect(hostNodes.is('div')).to.equal(true);

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😩 I was trying to perform the PR trough the GitHub UI but I guess I'll have to clone the project locally 😅

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done!

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Please remove the yarn.lock file; airbnb does not use yarn.

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Sorry, it slipped in accidentally. Done.

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Pending a rebase (ideally down to one commit), this LGTM

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ljharb commented Sep 29, 2017

(if you need help rebasing, i'm happy to take care of it)

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I'm not sure if the rebase ended up well 🤔

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Ok now it looks much better 😅

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ljharb commented Sep 29, 2017

@FezVrasta still looks like there's a merge commit; would you like me to rebase it for you?

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FezVrasta commented Sep 29, 2017

I don't see merge commits?
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(btw, go ahead)

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ljharb commented Sep 29, 2017

aha, now it's good :-)

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Still, Travis doesn't look that happy... 🙄

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const hostNodes = wrapper.find('.foo').hostNodes();
expect(wrapper.find('.foo')).to.have.length(2);
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maybe try lengthOf instead of length here?

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Other tests in the same page use .length, why so?

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They should all be using lengthOf; it was just a thought about fixing the travis tests.

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It doesn't seem to help

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ljharb commented Oct 2, 2017

k, rebased, added some docs, and fixed the issue (it needs .filterWhere; .filter takes a string, not a function).

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ljharb commented Oct 2, 2017

and finally, React 13 doesn't support SFCs; so the component in the tests needed to be class-based.

@ljharb ljharb merged commit 4fec9bb into enzymejs:master Oct 3, 2017
#### Examples

```jsx
const wrapper = mount(<div><MyComponent className="foo" /><div className="foo" /></div>);
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should this be shallow instead of mount?

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Whoops, good catch! Want to submit a PR?

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This is kinda critical for migration from v2 to v3. Not trying to rush, but I don't want to monkey patch this... so any plans on releasing this sooner than later?

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ljharb commented Oct 3, 2017

I think we're hoping to cut a release this week.

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@TheSharpieOne enzyme v3.1.0 was just published. enjoy.

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