find with css-style selectors about rquery HOT 7 CLOSED

rquery supports class and attribute selectors, as well as union (a, b), descendent (a b), and child (a > b) syntax.

If these aren't working for you then there's potentially something else going on. As noted in #14, rquery doesn't currently support shallow rendering.

from rquery.

does rquery class selectors only allow one class? For instance, in my rquery test, I examine the component and see these props

props:
      { className: 'button disabled',
        onClick: [Object],
        children: [Object] }

when I try either of these I get true

expect($component.find('.button')).to.have.length(1);
expect($component.find('.disabled')).to.have.length(1);

yet when I try to use the following, I get false

expect($component.find('.button.disabled')).to.have.length(1);

I tried the union syntax you mentioned ('.button, .disabled'), but no luck there

from rquery.

Hmm, it should support chained class names. See test here.

from rquery.

ok, thanks... must be something weird going on... I will dig around and see what I can figure out.

from rquery.

Is className being passed to a composite component? If so, that might be the problem.

from rquery.

For example:

• DOM component: <div className="my-class" />
• Composite component: <MyComponent className="my-class" />

It could be that .my-class won't match className on a composite component, I don't think there's a test for that scenario.

from rquery.

Closing for now until more details are provided.

from rquery.