In this article, we will understand the test case written to validate the createWithEqualityFn that prevents re-render based on a condition and an equality function that you can pass.
The below code is picked from basic.test.ts
it('uses the store with a selector and equality checker', async () => {
const useBoundStore = createWithEqualityFn(
() => ({ item: { value: 0 } }),
Object.is,
)
const { setState } = useBoundStore
let renderCount = 0
function Component() {
// Prevent re-render if new value === 1.
const item = useBoundStore(
(s) => s.item,
(_, newItem) => newItem.value === 1,
)
return (
<div>
renderCount: {++renderCount}, value: {item.value}
</div>
)
}
const { findByText } = render(
<>
<Component />
</>,
)
await findByText('renderCount: 1, value: 0')
// This will not cause a re-render.
act(() => setState({ item: { value: 1 } }))
await findByText('renderCount: 1, value: 0')
// This will cause a re-render.
act(() => setState({ item: { value: 2 } }))
await findByText('renderCount: 2, value: 2')
})
Zustand uses Vitest for its testing needs. Let’s go through the above code snippet.
Initialiize createWithEqualityFn
const useBoundStore = createWithEqualityFn(
() => ({ item: { value: 0 } }),
Object.is,
)
createWithEqualityFn is initialized with the state () => ({ item: { value: 0 } }) and the equality function is Object.is
createWithEqualityFn accepts two variables, createState and defaultEqualityFn.
Prevent re-render
// Prevent re-render if new value === 1.
const item = useBoundStore(
(s) => s.item,
(_, newItem) => newItem.value === 1,
)
useBoundStore accepts the selector and the equality function that is used to prevent re-render based on the matching value.
The above example in the basic.test is used to prevent re-render when the value is 1.
await findByText('renderCount: 1, value: 0')
// This will not cause a re-render.
act(() => setState({ item: { value: 1 } }))
await findByText('renderCount: 1, value: 0')
// This will cause a re-render.
act(() => setState({ item: { value: 2 } }))
await findByText('renderCount: 2, value: 2')
These assertions validate that state update does not cause any re-render.
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