$.find('.myclass').first().html()

[ericelliott]

$.find(`.${ props.helloClass }`).first().html()

/Users/eric/Dropbox/dev/react-pure-component-starter/node_modules/fbjs/lib/invariant.js:45
    throw error;
    ^

Error: Invariant Violation: renderToStaticMarkup(): You must pass a valid ReactElement.

Ok... maybe it didn't find anything?

$.find(`.${ props.helloClass }`).first().length // 1

Looks like it found something. How do I see what it found without a working .html()?

I'd love to step through and find out, but I'm struggling to get iron-node or node-inspector to work on the tests. Wish I had more time to dig in.

Any hints?

[ericelliott]

Using cheerio directly, this just works with no fuss:

$(`.${ props.helloClass }`).html()

[lelandrichardson]

@ericelliott in your example, is the $ the result of a render() call or shallow() or what?

[ericelliott]

Sorry, shallow.

[lelandrichardson]

@ericelliott can you send me a reproducible base case? .html() seems to be working for me when I try it.

Also, check out .debug() too, which is meant to help you "see what it found" when working with shallow.

[ericelliott]

Also, check out .debug() too, which is meant to help you "see what it found" when working with shallow.

Thanks for the tip. I'll revisit this later. Closing for now.