Vitest Browser Mode
Learn everything you need to know to get up to speed with Vitest Browser Mode, to run your tests in a very realistic, fast and (optionally) visual way!
Vitest Browser Introduction
What is Vitest Browser Mode
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Vitest Browser Mode Setup
Installing Vitest Browser Mode
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Configuring & Selecting a Provider in Vitest Browser Mode
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Vitest configuration projects
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Setting up Vitest Browser Mode in your CI/CD Pipeline
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Vitest Browser Mode Fundamentals
Writing Vitest Browser Mode Tests Introduction
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Rendering React Components in Browser Mode
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Testing Hooks in Vitest Browser Mode
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Vitest Browser Mode Locators
Vitest Browser Mode Locators - Introduction
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Locators - getting a single element
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Locators - async behaviour/polling
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Locators - getting multiple elements
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Locators - asserting with no matching elements
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Vitest Browser Mode Locators - The Seven Query Functions
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Vitest Browser Mode Locators - The Modifier Functions
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Vitest Browser Mode Locators - The Interactive Methods
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Vitest Browser Mode Assertions
Vitest Browser Mode Assertions Overview
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Vitest Browser Mode Assertions - Forms
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Vitest Browser Mode Assertions - Accessibility
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Vitest Browser Mode Interactivity
Interactivity API - userEvent Guide
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Lesson:Vitest Browser Mode mocking and spyOn
In normal Vitest tests it is very common to use vi.spyOn(...) and vi.mock(...).
For that, we have lessons:
You can use these on Vitest Browser Mode, but there are some slight differences to be aware of, which we will cover in this lesson.
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