How can I test css properties? My test always passes - jestjs

Question

My app is slightly unusual in that the appearance is actually critically important. It's sort of a photo manipulation app, so I want to be able to write tests to check, for example, that an element actually has a particular background color. I'm able to find elements with react-testing-library but my jest .toHaveStyle() assertions seem to always pass.
The element under test (rest of component omitted)
<span
className="swatch"
style={{ background: `#${colorToString(color)}` }}
aria-label="original color"
/>
The test
describe('BeadMapRow', () => {
let result: RenderResult;
beforeEach(() => {
const bead = {
brand: 'Test',
code: 'T01',
name: 'Test Bead 1',
color: 0x005080ff
};
result = render(<BeadMapRow color={0x084a8bff} bead={bead} />);
});
it('works', () => {
const e = result.getByLabelText('original color');
console.log(e);
expect(e).toHaveStyle({ 'background-color': '0x084a8bff' });
});
});
Result of that console.log (trimmed)
console.log src/components/beadMapRow.test.tsx:21
HTMLSpanElement {
'__reactInternalInstance$a7if3tsd8xg':
FiberNode {
tag: 5,
key: null,
elementType: 'span',
type: 'span',
stateNode: [Circular],
return:
FiberNode {
/* ... */
},
child: null,
sibling:
FiberNode {
/*...*/
},
index: 0,
ref: null,
pendingProps:
{ className: 'swatch',
style: [Object],
'aria-label': 'original color' },
memoizedProps:
{ className: 'swatch',
style: [Object],
'aria-label': 'original color' },
/* ... */
'__reactEventHandlers$a7if3tsd8xg':
{ className: 'swatch',
style: { background: '#084a8bff' },
'aria-label': 'original color' },
[Symbol(SameObject caches)]:
[Object: null prototype] {
style:
CSSStyleDeclaration {
_values: {},
_importants: {},
_length: 0,
_onChange: [Function] },
childNodes: NodeList {} } }
If I change the expected color to something else, it still passes. The only way so far I've found to make it fail is to say .toHaveStyle('background-color') without a value.

Answer 1

.toHaveStyle() works as intended when you pass colour value types different from the one you are passing, as you can see in this Codesandbox. So it must be something with how you are formatting you colour values.

Answer 2

I think that issue is with the name of the property used to compare the color in the expect, in the component you used the propety background not backgroud-color so try
expect(e).toHaveStyle({ 'background': '#0x084a8bff' });
instead of
expect(e).toHaveStyle({ 'background-color': '0x084a8bff' });
Regards.