Add `find` and `findAll` helpers.
See original GitHub issueI’d like to add find
and findAll
to make it easy to swap ember-native-dom-helpers
with @ember/test-helpers
, but have find
and findAll
as deprecated…
I do not think this is “how we teach” folks, but this will make migration from much easier…
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FWIW, I think that this will be somewhat less common (especially with
qunit-dom
). Almost all of thefind
usage in the various (fairly large) apps that I reviewed are things likeassert.equal(find('.some-thing').length, 2)
(where thefind
is only used for an assertion).Hmm, I’m confused. The API proposed (and merged) is to just “use the dom” via
this.element.querySelector
orthis.element.querySelectorAll
…