README.md
# vuenit
Vue Unit Test Helpers
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Vuenit is a testing utility that offers a number of useful methods to make testing Vue applications easier:
- Easily mount Vue components
- Test directives
- Search the DOM for component instances
- Inject dependencies into components
- Test slots
- Update *data* and *props* on the fly
- Shallow rendering
- Mocked versions of __Vuex__, __Vue-Router__, and a __$http__ module to make testing with dependencies easier
```
npm install vuenit --save-dev
```
```js
import {mount, mockRouter, mockHttp, mockStore} from 'vuenit';
import c from 'path/to/component';
const {$router} = mockRouter();
const $http = mockHttp();
const $store = mockStore();
const options = {
inject : { $router, $http, $store },
props : { userId : 'x4' },
stubComponents : true
};
const vm = mount(c, options);
```
__Vuenit__ has a huge array of configuration options for different testing scenarios. For full documentation, see [https://jackmellis.gitbooks.io/vuenit/content](https://jackmellis.gitbooks.io/vuenit/content)