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Reorganize file locations/directory structure (#270)

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Reorganize file locations
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Michael Abashian
2019-06-19 11:41:14 -04:00
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@@ -124,7 +124,7 @@ API requests can and will fail occasionally so they should include explicit erro
### App structure
All source code lives in the `/src` directory and all tests live in the `/__tests__` directory (mimicing the internal structure of `/src`).
All source code lives in the `/src` directory and all tests live in the `/testUtils` directory (mimicing the internal structure of `/src`).
Inside these folders, the internal structure is:
- **/components** - All generic components that are meant to be used in multiple contexts throughout awx. Things like buttons, tabs go here.
@@ -251,7 +251,7 @@ this.state = {
### Testing components that use contexts
We have several React contexts that wrap much of the app, including those from react-router, lingui, and some of our own. When testing a component that depends on one or more of these, you can use the `mountWithContexts()` helper function found in `__tests__/enzymeHelpers.jsx`. This can be used just like Enzyme's `mount()` function, except it will wrap the component tree with the necessary context providers and basic stub data.
We have several React contexts that wrap much of the app, including those from react-router, lingui, and some of our own. When testing a component that depends on one or more of these, you can use the `mountWithContexts()` helper function found in `testUtils/enzymeHelpers.jsx`. This can be used just like Enzyme's `mount()` function, except it will wrap the component tree with the necessary context providers and basic stub data.
If you want to stub the value of a context, or assert actions taken on it, you can customize a contexts value by passing a second parameter to `mountWithContexts`. For example, this provides a custom value for the `Config` context: