How to mock the PeoplePicker control using Jest and React testing Library.

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Expected / Desired Behavior / Question

Getting this error :

Cannot find module 'ControlStrings' from 'PeoplePickerComponent.js' and also getting this issue.

1. this.props.webPartContext.pageContext.site.absoluteUrl
2. this.props.webPartContext.pageContext.site.absoluteUrl

Using

1. React testing library with Jest

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Thanks!

Start by reading PeoplePickerComponent.js and the project documentation linked in the issue, then review how the PeoplePicker control uses ControlStrings and webPartContext. The issue is resolved when the repository explains how to mock these dependencies with Jest and React Testing Library, including the relevant test setup.