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 author: chalarangelo
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 excerpt: Testing React components that use portals can be difficult until you understand what you really need to be testing.
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 Testing React components can get pretty complicated, especially when dealing with portals. While they seem intimidating, what they are in essence is a way to render a component in a different place in the DOM. Apart from that, when writing tests, one should avoid testing framework internals. This obviously applies to React internals as well.