the-forest/client/node_modules/@testing-library/dom/dist/queries/text.js
2024-09-17 20:35:18 -04:00

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"use strict";
Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", {
value: true
});
exports.queryByText = exports.queryAllByText = exports.getByText = exports.getAllByText = exports.findByText = exports.findAllByText = void 0;
var _queryHelpers = require("../query-helpers");
var _helpers = require("../helpers");
var _allUtils = require("./all-utils");
const queryAllByText = (container, text, {
selector = '*',
exact = true,
collapseWhitespace,
trim,
ignore = (0, _allUtils.getConfig)().defaultIgnore,
normalizer
} = {}) => {
(0, _helpers.checkContainerType)(container);
const matcher = exact ? _allUtils.matches : _allUtils.fuzzyMatches;
const matchNormalizer = (0, _allUtils.makeNormalizer)({
collapseWhitespace,
trim,
normalizer
});
let baseArray = [];
if (typeof container.matches === 'function' && container.matches(selector)) {
baseArray = [container];
}
return [...baseArray, ...Array.from(container.querySelectorAll(selector))]
// TODO: `matches` according lib.dom.d.ts can get only `string` but according our code it can handle also boolean :)
.filter(node => !ignore || !node.matches(ignore)).filter(node => matcher((0, _allUtils.getNodeText)(node), node, text, matchNormalizer));
};
const getMultipleError = (c, text) => `Found multiple elements with the text: ${text}`;
const getMissingError = (c, text, options = {}) => {
const {
collapseWhitespace,
trim,
normalizer,
selector
} = options;
const matchNormalizer = (0, _allUtils.makeNormalizer)({
collapseWhitespace,
trim,
normalizer
});
const normalizedText = matchNormalizer(text.toString());
const isNormalizedDifferent = normalizedText !== text.toString();
const isCustomSelector = (selector ?? '*') !== '*';
return `Unable to find an element with the text: ${isNormalizedDifferent ? `${normalizedText} (normalized from '${text}')` : text}${isCustomSelector ? `, which matches selector '${selector}'` : ''}. This could be because the text is broken up by multiple elements. In this case, you can provide a function for your text matcher to make your matcher more flexible.`;
};
const queryAllByTextWithSuggestions = exports.queryAllByText = (0, _queryHelpers.wrapAllByQueryWithSuggestion)(queryAllByText, queryAllByText.name, 'queryAll');
const [queryByText, getAllByText, getByText, findAllByText, findByText] = (0, _allUtils.buildQueries)(queryAllByText, getMultipleError, getMissingError);
exports.findByText = findByText;
exports.findAllByText = findAllByText;
exports.getByText = getByText;
exports.getAllByText = getAllByText;
exports.queryByText = queryByText;