A component has a button which, when clicked, changes the text of a paragraph from "Inactive" to "Active". How would you test this behavior using React Testing Library?
- Use React Testing Library's fireEvent to simulate a button click and then assert the paragraph text change using expect.
- Manually change the button's text in the test code and assert the paragraph text change using expect.
- Use a third-party testing library for button interactions and paragraph text changes.
- Skip testing this behavior as it's not critical to the application.
To test this behavior using React Testing Library, you would use option a. Use React Testing Library's fireEvent to simulate a button click and then assert the paragraph text change using expect. This approach follows best practices for testing React components and interactions. Manually changing the button's text or using a third-party library is not recommended as it doesn't leverage the capabilities of React Testing Library effectively. Skipping testing critical behaviors is not advisable.
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