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vale sonnet
hey there 👋 taking a look at this
craggy wedge
the code i've provided is a minimal sample, of course my actual component actually does something on confirm
vale sonnet
could you share some more context on what your underlying goal is with this testing?
for context, we don't have a standard recommended approach to unit testing because our components are all unit tested on our side
craggy wedge
basically just a way to make sure they render properly
vale sonnet
ok! well that's something that you're welcome to attempt through any approach that you devise, but our official stance is that this kind of testing isn't required/recommended
so I'm afraid I can't really share a recommendation
craggy wedge
hmm alright
vale sonnet
this is indirectly mentioned in our docs here:
https://docs.stripe.com/automated-testing
"Front-end interfaces, such as Stripe Checkout or the Payment Element, have security measures in place that prevent automated testing"
craggy wedge
yeah i'm not trying to even test the component itself if you see what i mean
it's more about testing my integration around it
but yeah alright i'll try to mock the component like i did earlier
vale sonnet
yeah that makes sense - if you run into any more specific blockers or errors we'd be glad to help unblock you!
vale sonnet
thanks 🥳 same to you!
craggy wedge
also some feedback if you don't mind: allow the code to be in code blocks in the bot's message
vale sonnet
ah yes that's a known limitation - it works within the thread replies, but not in the bot/form as you mentioned
I'll raise this again with the team!