Add example of firing select event #472
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As a new user of this library I had a difficult time determining how to test outcomes of a drop-down selection. There is an example if you use the react-select library but very little information on the internet if you use a plain select tag. I found Kent's comment on an issue in the react-testing-library and thought it would be helpful to others to add it to the FAQs. testing-library/react-testing-library#322
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@all-contributors please add @rkennel for docs |
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I've put up a pull request to add @rkennel! 🎉 |
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As a new user of this library I had a difficult time determining how to test outcomes of a drop-down selection. There is an example if you use the react-select library but very little information on the internet if you use a plain select tag.
I found Kent's comment on an issue in the react-testing-library and thought it would be helpful to others to add it to the FAQs. testing-library/react-testing-library#322