I'm having some problems unit testing Om components and how they update state.
For example:
(defn example-handler [{:keys [foo]} data]
(om/update! data :foo foo))
Because om/update! requires a cursor there's no obvious way to test this in
isolation.
What would be the standard approach to writing this kind of user interaction
test? Create a mock cursor and test against that? Or don't test this at the
unit level and rely on acceptance/integration tests to catch this behaviour?
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