expect-element is an extension for expect that lets you write better assertions for DOM nodes.

Using npm:

$ npm install --save expect expect-element

Then, use as you would anything else:

// using ES6 modules
import expect from 'expect'
import expectElement from 'expect-element'
expect.extend(expectElement)

// using CommonJS modules
var expect = require('expect')
var expectElement = require('expect-element')
expect.extend(expectElement)

The UMD build is also available on unpkg:

<script src="https://unpkg.com/expect-element/umd/expect-element.min.js"></script>

You can find the library on window.expectElement.

expect(element).toHaveAttribute(name, [value, [message]])

Asserts the given DOM element has an attribute with the given name. If value is given, asserts the value of the attribute as well.

expect(element).toHaveAttribute('id')
expect(element).toHaveAttribute('id', 'an-id')

expect(object).toNotHaveAttribute(name, [value, [message]])

Asserts the given DOM element does not have an attribute with the given name. If value is given, asserts the value of the attribute as well.

expect(element).toNotHaveAttribute('id')
expect(element).toNotHaveAttribute('id', 'an-id')

expect(element).toHaveAttribute(attributes, [message])

Asserts the given DOM element has attributes with the names and values in attributes.

expect(element).toHaveAttributes({
  id: 'an-id',
  'class': 'a-class'
})

expect(element).toNotHaveAttribute(attributes, [message])

Asserts the given DOM element does not have attributes with the names and values in attributes.

expect(element).toNotHaveAttributes({
  id: 'an-id',
  'class': 'a-class'
})

expect(element).toHaveText(text, [message])

Asserts the textContent of the given DOM element is text.

expect(element).toHaveText('hello world')

expect(element).toNotHaveText(text, [message])

Asserts the textContent of the given DOM element is not text.

expect(element).toNotHaveText('hello world')