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peak temple
Hey there
Apologies for the delay
Can you clarify a little bit here -- you want to use Stripe Mock to actually render Payment Element?
odd sun
hi! I'm working with the Payment Element and in my test I just want to write an expect that an iframe has rendered and the src contains stripe since i can't really test the iframe itself
But to load the iframe I need to call loadStripe and I'm having issues on how to mock that out
peak temple
Yeah you can't mock Element renderings
odd sun
ooo hrm is there an alternative test the people are doing for their frontends?
it was all I could think of to make sure it is a stripe component on the page
peak temple
Mostly no unfortunately. We don't have a great solution at the moment for frontend programmatic testing. Overall we don't recommend trying to mock the frontend as we don't provide any sort of Jest library that we will guarantee is supported. Thus any testing in this manner is quite brittle
peak temple
Yeah we definitely recommend using your test keys to test -- however don't believe you will be able to do programmatic testing like that even in that case.
odd sun
Apart from lots of calls, would it not render for jest or what are the issues there?
peak temple
Yeah it won't render for jest afaik
odd sun
okay thanks