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This could be an async issue. I'd try awaiting Vue.nextTick() after triggering the click event and before the assertion ..

You can create a POJO class with the fields required by RequestBody and send it to API, by Serializing the Object (Serialization means converting Java Objects into JSON and this can be done via GSON library). on API side you can easily get the ArrayList or whatever you want, just need to create same POJO class on server side as well, RequestBody will deserialize this JSON into Appropriate class, now via object of the class you can get whatever variables you want. Hope this helps.

This issue has been resolved by adding the following to the build task:

The process of fixing this went as follows:

1. Uninstall node and npm

   • If using Homebrew, simply do brew uninstall node

2. Delete /usr/local/lib/node_modules (make a list of what's in there for future reference)

3. Reinstall node with brew install node --without-npm. This part is important, as node natively pulls in npm. npm doesn't appreciate Homebrew's all-controlling demeanor, though and I think this, at least partially, contributed to my issues.

4. The current curl install process being passed around does NOT work on the latest OSX. You'll receive an error, but the installation will still look successful -- at least until you run npm -v and receive npm: Command not found. You need to do this process (thanks to zmilonas @ https://gist.github.com/DanHerbert/9520689):

export NPM_VERSION=6.1.0

export NPM_PREFIX_FROM_RC=$(test -f ~/.npmrc && cat ~/.npmrc | awk -F'=' '{print $NF}')

export NPM_PREFIX=${NPM_PREFIX_FROM_RC:=~/.npm-packages}

curl -O https://registry.npmjs.org/npm/-/npm-${NPM_VERSION}.tgz && \

tar xzf npm-${NPM_VERSION}.tgz && \

cd package && \

node bin/npm-cli.js install -gf --prefix=${NPM_PREFIX} ../npm-${NPM_VERSION}.tgz && \

cd .. && \

rm -rf package npm-${NPM_VERSION}.tgz

1. Set NODE_PATH to: export $NODE_PATH="/Users//.npm-packages/lib/node_modules"

2. You can also add the command in step 5 to ~/.bash_profile` as to retain this environment variable upon restart.

3. Run npm install -g for each package that was previously in /usr/local/lib/node_modules

4. Remove your old node_modules from your project directory and run npm install. This should take care of any breakages that occurred due to the update.

5. Run a test build. This should resolve any of the issues you were having, much like they resolved mine. While this hasn't fixed everything, this process is what it took to repair my broken npm/node install and narrow down what and where the actual issue is in my project.

You should prevent submit and post data using axios for example and then mock axios.

The problem is that router-link is not registered as a component.

If you don't install Vue Router, the router-link component is not registered. That means it can't be used in your component.

To fix this, you can register a stub router-link component:

You don't define a getLists getter in your store. You're defining a shoppinglists getter that returns 'getLists'.

You need to either change your mapGetters line to be:

Vue provides a way to define a global error handler in it's config:

The DOM hasn't finished updating when you call the expect the second time.

Use $nextTick to wait for the DOM to be updated before calling expect: