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// To convert your existing test file to use Redux Toolkit, you need to update your test setup to work with Redux Toolkit's `configureStore` and create a Redux store. Assuming you already have a Redux store and slice set up, here's how you can modify your test file:
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// 1. Import `configureStore` from Redux Toolkit and the Redux store you want to use in your tests.
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// ```javascript
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// import { render, screen, fireEvent } from '@testing-library/react';
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// import { Provider } from 'react-redux'; // Import Provider from react-redux
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// import { configureStore } from '@reduxjs/toolkit'; // Import configureStore from Redux Toolkit
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// import ActionContainer from '../containers/ActionContainer';
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// import TravelContainer from '../containers/TravelContainer';
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// // Import your Redux store and slice here if not already done
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// import { rootReducer } from '../store'; // Replace with your actual reducer and store
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// ```
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// 2. Create a Redux store with `configureStore` and pass it as a prop to your components.
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// ```javascript
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// const store = configureStore({
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// reducer: rootReducer, // Replace with your actual reducer
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// });
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// describe('unit testing for ActionContainer', () => {
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// beforeEach(() => {
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// render(
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// <Provider store={store}>
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// <ActionContainer actionView={true} />
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// </Provider>
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// );
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// });
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// // Your tests here
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// });
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// describe('integration testing for ActionContainer', () => {
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// beforeEach(() => {
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// render(
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// <Provider store={store}>
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// <ActionContainer actionView={true} />
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// <TravelContainer snapshotsLength={0} />
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// </Provider>
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// );
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// });
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// // Your tests here
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// });
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// ```
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// 3. Ensure that you import and use `useDispatch` from `react-redux` for your component testing as follows:
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// ```javascript
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// import { useDispatch, useSelector } from 'react-redux'; // Import useDispatch and useSelector from react-redux
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// ```
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// And in your component code where you use `dispatch`, use `useDispatch`:
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// ```javascript
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// const dispatch = useDispatch();
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// ```
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// 4. Update your tests accordingly to work with Redux Toolkit's `configureStore`. For example, if you have a test that checks if `dispatch` is called, you can do something like this:
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// ```javascript
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// test('Click works on clear button', () => {
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// const { getByRole } = render(
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// <Provider store={store}>
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// <ActionContainer actionView={true} />
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// </Provider>
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// );
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// fireEvent.click(getByRole('button'));
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// expect(dispatch).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1);
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// });
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// ```
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// With these modifications, your test file should work with Redux Toolkit and your existing Redux store and slice. Make sure to replace `rootReducer` with your actual reducer and adjust the imports as needed for your project's structure.
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