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Add isVisible() assertion
See original GitHub issueWould there be any room for an isVisible/isNotVisible assertion? Obviously you don’t want to add every possible assertion under the sun to the library but if you think it’s something that would be beneficial, I’d be happy to work on it.
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hmm, interesting. I’m certainly open to experimenting with it in a PR, but I can’t guarantee that we’ll merge it in the end 😃
I also think this is very useful, and helps further ‘fill in’ the API. Currently, I don’t have a reasonable replacement or native DOM equivalent for
.is(':visible'), which is used in a few places in my app.