Testing

Context

Project {{project_name}} uses {{stack}} with test framework {{test_framework}}. Generate {{input.type}} tests for: {{input.target}}.

Read AGENTS.md for testing conventions.

Instructions

1. Analyze target code

   • Read the file/directory to be tested: {{input.target}}
   • Identify: exports, functions, classes, side effects
   • Identify: dependencies that need to be mocked
   • Understand business logic and edge cases

2. Analyze existing tests

   • Read existing test files to understand patterns
   • Identify: test structure, naming convention, setup/teardown
   • Identify: mock patterns, fixture usage

3. Generate test file

   • Path: according to project convention
     • Co-located: {{input.target}}.test.ts
     • Separate: tests/{{input.target}}.test.ts
   • Structure:

     describe('[Module/Function name]', () => {
       describe('[method/scenario]', () => {
         it('should [expected behavior]', () => {})
       })
     })
     

4. Test categories based on type:

   Unit tests:

   • Happy path (expected input -> expected output)
   • Edge cases (empty, null, boundary values)
   • Error cases (invalid input, thrown errors)
   • Mock external dependencies

   Integration tests:

   • API endpoint tests (request -> response)
   • Database operations (CRUD + constraints)
   • Service interactions (service A calls service B)
   • Use real dependencies (test DB, not mocks)

   E2E tests:

   • User flows (register -> login -> use feature)
   • Browser interactions (click, type, navigate)
   • Visual verification (if applicable)

5. Setup test utilities (if not already present)

   • Test database setup/teardown (integration)
   • Common fixtures/factories
   • Mock helpers

Validation

• Test file created in the correct location
• All tests passing
• Coverage increase for target files
• No skipped tests
• Test names descriptive and clear
• Mocks/fixtures clean (no leaked state between tests)