Returns Wrapper
of first DOM node or Vue component matching selector.
Use any valid selector.
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Arguments:
{string|Component} selector
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Returns:
{Wrapper}
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Example:
import { mount } from '@vue/test-utils'
import Foo from './Foo.vue'
import Bar from './Bar.vue'
const wrapper = mount(Foo)
const div = wrapper.find('div')
expect(div.is('div')).toBe(true)
const bar = wrapper.find(Bar)
expect(bar.is(Bar)).toBe(true)
const barByName = wrapper.find({ name: 'bar' })
expect(barByName.is(Bar)).toBe(true)
const fooRef = wrapper.find({ ref: 'foo' })
expect(fooRef.is(Foo)).toBe(true)
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Note:
- When chaining
find
calls together, only DOM selectors can be used
- When chaining
let button
// Will throw an error
button = wrapper.find({ ref: 'testButton' })
expect(button.find(Icon).exists()).toBe(true)
// Will throw an error
button = wrapper.find({ ref: 'testButton' })
expect(button.find({ name: 'icon' }).exists()).toBe(true)
// Will work as expected
button = wrapper.find({ ref: 'testButton' })
expect(button.find('.icon').exists()).toBe(true)
See also: get.