feat: use common testing library svelte core #21
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Overview
This PR (finally) follows up on #3 - sorry it took so long! (New job, baby on the way, usual free-time excuses 🙈). It also addresses #19
Note
The
@testing-library/svelte-coreis still in pre-release while I run it through its paces.I'll keep this PR as a draft until the stable
v1is releasedDetails
This PR introduces
@testing-library/svelte-coreas a dependency. This module has no dependencies other than a peer dependency on Svelte, and is the rendering and cleanup logic extracted from@testing-library/svelte, without any reliance on@testing-library/domAdding this dependency allows the removal of all the soft-fork code
Follow up work
After this PR, it might be worth updating the build process of this module to build types with
tscortsupinstead of keeping the types files in sync by hand - or maybe even switching the module to TS. Let me know if that's something that would be helpful for me to put up a PR for!