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WalkthroughThe pull request adds usa-banner web-component tests to the existing test suite. It also configures Mocha’s Node.js module loading for component files and related assets, and raises the minimum discovered spec-file count. Changesusa-banner testing
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In `@packages/uswds-core/src/js/utils/test/register-web-components.js`:
- Line 4: Update the project’s Node engine constraint to require Node 20.6.0 or
newer, matching the module.register usage in register-web-components.js.
Preserve the existing loader behavior rather than adding an alternate path.
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The new tests also raise the minimum Node version for the published package. The engine requirement changes from If the newer Node version is needed only for the test loader, we could keep the published engine range and handle the test requirement separately. Otherwise, the PR's breaking-change section should tell teams to upgrade Node to at least 20.6.0. |
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@ryparker Thanks, good catch. The 20.6 requirement was only for the Mocha loader hook, not the published package, so I reverted the |
I agree that this change works around the Node version issue. I've removed the breaking change label and will rebase and approve if everything looks good. |
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Register Node module hooks so Mocha can import the Lit component's `?inline` stylesheet and image asset imports, expose `customElements` from jsdom, and cover toggle, lang, tld, author overrides, and accessibility attributes in the existing unit suite.
Restore `engines.node` to ">=20". Only the Mocha loader needs `module.register()`, so the test setup now checks for it and names the required version instead of the published package demanding it. The resolve hook marks `*.component.js` as ESM so the component no longer relies on syntax detection (unflagged only in 20.19 and 22.7). The spec now runs on Node 20.6.0, and the MODULE_TYPELESS_PACKAGE_JSON warning is gone.
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Thanks for the rebase @ajfarkas! It dropped the commit signatures, so I re-signed the same commits on top of develop. The diff is unchanged. Ready for your review. |
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Thank you, I appreciate the addition of these tests.
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Summary
Cover the web component banner in the existing unit suite.
usa-banner.component.jshad no tests in this repo. A Mocha spec now exercises it under jsdom, and a small Node loader hook lets Mocha import the Lit component without adding vitest or a build step.Breaking change
This is not a breaking change. No component, CSS, markup, or dependency changed. The new
requireentry in.mocharc.jsononly registers loader hooks and acustomElementsglobal, and it is inert for every existing spec.Related issue
Closes #6470.
Problem and solution
The component is authored for Vite. It imports
_index.scss?inlineand_usa-banner.component.css?inlineas strings and three images as URLs, which Node cannot load, soimport "../usa-banner.component.js"failed under Mocha withUnknown file extension ".scss". The Elements repo covered this with vitest, and the issue rules out bringing vitest along.register-web-components.jsruns from the shared.mocharc.jsonafterjsdom-global/register. It registersweb-component-hooks.mjsthroughnode:module'sregister(), whoseresolvehook answers?inlinespecifiers with an empty string module and image specifiers with their file name, and it copiescustomElementsfrom the jsdom window ontoglobal, which jsdom-global does not expose. Without that global, Lit's Node build installs its own SSR shim registry and elements created through jsdom never upgrade.Two alternatives were checked and dropped. Forcing Lit's
browserexport condition is unnecessary because Lit's Node build already adopts a globalHTMLElementandcustomElementswhen they exist, and the spec passes identically on either build. Building the CDN bundle first and testing the output would tie a unit test to a Vite build and belongs withdistTests, not the unit runner.The spec mirrors the existing
banner.spec.jsstructure and covers the toggle in both directions, English and Spanish strings with fallback for an unknownlang,.govand.milguidance with fallback for an unknowntld, reflection oflangandtldto the host, thelabeloverride and thebanner-actionslot, and the decorative image, lock icon, and buttontypeattributes. This is a superset of the six cases in the Elements vitest spec.Major changes
packages/usa-banner/src/test/usa-banner.component.spec.mjs: new spec, 18 cases.packages/uswds-core/src/js/utils/test/web-component-hooks.mjs:resolvehook for?inlineand image imports.packages/uswds-core/src/js/utils/test/register-web-components.js: registers the hook and exposescustomElements.packages/uswds-core/src/js/utils/test/.mocharc.json: requires the register file.tasks/test.js:SPEC_FLOOR77 to 78.Validation
Node 22.23.1, with CI on
cimg/node:24.16.0.module.registerneeds Node 20.6, and importing the component's ESM.jsfile relies on module syntax detection, unflagged in Node 20.19 and 22.7; both are inside the supported range.npx gulp test: passes (spec count 78, typecheck, 128 Sass, 948 component, 71 tooling).--no-configso the root.mocharc.jscannot reload the real setup: without the hook the spec fails on the.scssimport; without thecustomElementsglobal it fails withcustomElements is not definedon the browser build and 17 of 18 cases fail on the Node build because the element never upgrades.npx eslint .: 0 errors. Theno-underscore-danglewarnings are pre-existing and identical ondevelop.npx prettier -cpasses on all five files.No component behavior changed, so no accessibility testing is claimed for this change.