testing

Write and maintain tests with Rstest dual projects, mock utilities, and Zustand store testing patterns.

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Testing

Write reliable tests with Rstest dual projects.

Activation Conditions

Writing or modifying tests
Debugging test failures
Setting up mocks
Questions about test configuration

Quick Reference

Action	Rule
Choose test type	`test-unit-vs-integration.md`
Mock modules	`test-mock-patterns.md`
Test stores	`test-zustand-stores.md`
Mock Connect APIs	`mock-transport.md`
Skip UI rendering tests	`no-ui-rendering-tests.md`

Commands

bun run test              # All tests (CI default)
bun run test:ci           # Sequential for CI
bun run test:unit         # Unit tests only
bun run test:integration  # Integration tests only
bun run test:watch        # Watch mode
bun run test:coverage     # Coverage report

Key Points

.test.ts = unit (Node.js), .test.tsx = integration (happy-dom)
Always use test-utils/test-utils.tsx for React component tests
Test that features are fully wired: UI elements must connect to actual functionality

Feature Completeness Testing

When implementing interactive features (buttons, forms, etc.):

Verify event handlers call the correct functions with proper parameters
Test that AbortSignals, callbacks, and other "plumbing" are passed through
Don't assume UI presence means functionality works - test the connection

When to Use This Skill

Writing .test.ts or .test.tsx files
Mocking modules, stores, or transports
Component behavior tests

NOT for: Multi-page user workflows → use e2e-tester

Rules

See rules/ directory for detailed guidance.

Repository: redpanda-data/console
Path: frontend/.claude/skills/testing/SKILL.md
Commit: 60125ec

Last updated: 1 day ago
First committed: 6 days ago

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