Thank you

[ivorcummings]

Testing complex react & typescript applications are far from easy because of HOCs.

You're saving developer lives. Keep going. Let me know if you need assistance. I'm interesting a simple solution or guide.

[cassels]

Hi @ivorcummings, thanks for your support! Working on open source projects can be a tireless and thankless struggle at times so a message of support like yours is very welcome 🥇top user!

There's a rough Roadmap in the README which includes mostly technical TODOs. In terms of solutions or guides, there's an introduction blog/presentation in progress that I need to find the time to finish but I'm definitely open to contributions for documentation, examples, or guides.

If you are interested in contributing and need suggestions then I can think of the following:

• Overview of How and Where to use UnHOC
• UnHOC with a specific plugin (e.g. Material UI, Redux, etc)

Or if you want to get a little more technical:

• How to integrate with Enzyme
• How to integrate with react-testing-library

Or if you have your own idea, please feel free to contribute and I'll help out where I can.

Thanks again.