How to use the mobservable.isObservable function in mobservable
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mobxjs / mobx-react / test / reactiveComponent.js View on Github 
exports.testIsComponentReactive = function(test) {
var component = observer({ render: function() {}});
test.equal(component.isMobservableReactObserver, true);
test.equal(mobservable.isObservable(component), false); // dependencies not known yet
test.equal(mobservable.isObservable(component.render), false); // dependencies not known yet
component.componentWillMount();
component.render();
test.equal(mobservable.isObservable(component.render), true); // dependencies not known yet
test.equal(mobservable.isObservable(component), false);
mobservable.extendReactive(component, {});
test.equal(mobservable.isObservable(component), true);
test.done();
}exports.testIsComponentReactive = function(test) {
var component = observer({ render: function() {}});
test.equal(component.isMobservableReactObserver, true);
test.equal(mobservable.isObservable(component), false); // dependencies not known yet
test.equal(mobservable.isObservable(component.render), false); // dependencies not known yet
component.componentWillMount();
component.render();
test.equal(mobservable.isObservable(component.render), true); // dependencies not known yet
test.equal(mobservable.isObservable(component), false);
mobservable.extendReactive(component, {});
test.equal(mobservable.isObservable(component), true);
test.done();
}mobservable
Observable data. Reactive functions. Simple code.
