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Make features testable by design. Testing pyramid from fast (local) to slow (UI). Expose APIs securely for testing.

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testability
description
Make features testable by design. Testing pyramid from fast (local) to slow (UI). Expose APIs securely for testing.
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MIT
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{"audience":"developers","workflow":"development","trigger":"before-writing-code"}
## What I Do Ensure every feature you build is **testable from the start**. This skill teaches: 1. Testing pyramid (fast → slow) 2. API exposure patterns for testability 3. Local testing setup 4. Integration with staging tests 5. When to use each testing layer ## Core Philosophy > **"If you can't test it locally, you can't test it."** Every feature should be testable at multiple levels. Design for testability, don't bolt it on later. --- ## Testing Pyramid From **fastest** (run constantly) to **slowest** (run occasionally): ``` ▲ /U\ UI Tests (E2E) / I \ - Browser automation /-----\ - Run on staging only / API \ API/Integration Tests / TESTS \ - tRPC procedures /-----------\ - Can run locally / UNIT \ Unit Tests / TESTS \ - Pure functions /------------------\ - Fastest, run always ``` | Layer | Speed | Where | When to Use | | --------------- | ------ | -------------- | ----------------------------------- | | Unit | <1s | Local | Pure logic, utils, calculations | | API/Integration | 1-10s | Local + CI | tRPC, DB operations, business logic | | Staging | 30s-2m | Vercel preview | Full flow verification | | UI/E2E | 2-5m | Staging only | Critical user journeys | --- ## Layer 1: Unit Tests (Fastest) ### When to Use - Pure functions with no side effects - Calculations, formatting, validation - Business logic that doesn't touch DB/APIs ### Pattern ```typescript // packages/web/src/lib/utils/calculate-fee.ts export function calculateFee(amount: number, feePercent: number): number { return amount * (feePercent / 100); } // packages/web/src/lib/utils/calculate-fee.test.ts import { describe, it, expect } from 'vitest'; import { calculateFee } from './calculate-fee'; describe('calculateFee', () => { it('calculates 1% fee correctly', () => { expect(calculateFee(1000, 1)).toBe(10); }); it('handles zero amount', () => { expect(calculateFee(0, 5)).toBe(0); }); }); ``` ### Running Unit Tests ```bash cd packages/web pnpm test # Run all tests (watch mode) pnpm test -- --run # Run once and exit pnpm test:watch # Watch mode pnpm test -- --run --grep "fee" # Filter by name ``` > Repo note: `@zero-finance/web` Vitest discovers tests under `packages/web/src/test/**/*.test.ts`. Put new tests there (or update Vitest config) so they get picked up. --- ## Layer 2: API/Integration Tests ### When to Use - tRPC procedures - Database operations - External API integrations (mocked) - Business logic with dependencies ### Pattern: Testing tRPC Procedures ```typescript // packages/web/src/server/routers/earn/get-balance.test.ts import { describe, it, expect, vi, beforeEach } from 'vitest'; import { createTestContext } from '@/test/context'; import { earnRouter } from './index'; describe('earn.getBalance', () => { let ctx: ReturnType<typeof createTestContext>; beforeEach(() => { ctx = createTestContext({ user: { privyDid: 'test-user-did' }, workspaceId: 'test-workspace-id', }); }); it('returns balance for valid user', async () => { const caller = earnRouter.createCaller(ctx); const result = await caller.getBalance({ chainId: 8453 }); expect(result).toHaveProperty('balance'); expect(typeof result.balance).toBe('string'); }); }); ``` ### Pattern: Mocking External Services ```typescript // Mock Privy vi.mock('@privy-io/server-auth', () => ({ PrivyClient: vi.fn().mockImplementation(() => ({ getUser: vi.fn().mockResolvedValue({ id: 'test-user' }), })), })); // Mock Database vi.mock('@/db', () => ({ db: { query: { userSafes: { findFirst: vi.fn().mockResolvedValue({ safeAddress: '0x1234...', chainId: 8453, }), }, }, }, })); ``` ### Test Database Setup For tests that need a real database: ```typescript // packages/web/src/test/setup-db.ts import { drizzle } from 'drizzle-orm/neon-http'; import { neon } from '@neondatabase/serverless'; export async function createTestDb() { // Use a test-specific database const sql = neon(process.env.TEST_DATABASE_URL!); return drizzle(sql); } ``` --- ## Layer 3: Staging Tests (Vercel Preview) ### When to Use - Full end-to-end flows - Features that involve multiple services - UI changes that need visual verification - Flows that can't be mocked locally ### Workflow ```bash # 1. Push your branch git push -u origin feat/my-feature # 2. Wait for deployment LATEST=$(vercel ls --scope prologe 2>/dev/null | head -1) vercel inspect "$LATEST" --scope prologe --wait --timeout 5m # 3. Test on preview URL # Use Chrome MCP or manual testing ``` ### Integration with test-staging-branch Skill Load the `test-staging-branch` skill for: - Chrome automation login flow - Gmail OTP extraction - PR reporting ``` skill("test-staging-branch") ``` --- ## Layer 4: UI/E2E Tests (Slowest) ### When to Use - Critical user journeys only - After all other layers pass - For regression prevention ### Playwright Tests ```typescript // packages/web/tests/dashboard.spec.ts import { test, expect } from '@playwright/test'; test('user can view dashboard balance', async ({ page }) => { // Login would use test fixtures await page.goto('/dashboard'); await expect(page.getByText('Total Balance')).toBeVisible(); await expect(page.getByTestId('balance-amount')).toBeVisible(); }); ``` ### Running E2E Tests ```bash cd packages/web pnpm exec playwright test pnpm exec playwright test --ui # Interactive mode ``` --- ## Making Code Testable ### Pattern 1: Dependency Injection ```typescript // BAD - Hard to test export async function getBalance() { const safe = await db.query.userSafes.findFirst({...}); const balance = await fetch(`https://api.example.com/balance/${safe.address}`); return balance; } // GOOD - Testable export async function getBalance( deps: { getSafe: () => Promise<UserSafe>, fetchBalance: (address: string) => Promise<string>, } ) { const safe = await deps.getSafe(); const balance = await deps.fetchBalance(safe.address); return balance; } ``` ### Pattern 2: Extract Pure Functions ```typescript // BAD - Logic mixed with I/O export async function processTransfer(amount: number) { const fee = amount * 0.01; const total = amount + fee; await db.insert(transfers).values({ amount, fee, total }); return { amount, fee, total }; } // GOOD - Pure function extractable export function calculateTransferFees(amount: number) { const fee = amount * 0.01; const total = amount + fee; return { amount, fee, total }; } export async function processTransfer(amount: number) { const calculated = calculateTransferFees(amount); await db.insert(transfers).values(calculated); return calculated; } // Now calculateTransferFees is easily unit testable! ``` ### Pattern 3: Test IDs in UI ```tsx // Add data-testid for E2E tests <div data-testid="balance-card"> <span data-testid="balance-amount">{balance}</span> </div> ``` ### Pattern 4: API Routes for Testing Expose internal state via API routes that are: - Only available in development/test - Protected in production ```typescript // packages/web/src/app/api/test/state/route.ts import { NextResponse } from 'next/server'; export async function GET() { // Only in development if (process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production') { return NextResponse.json({ error: 'Not available' }, { status: 403 }); } // Return internal state for testing return NextResponse.json({ safesCount: await db.select().from(userSafes).count(), // ... other debug info }); } ``` --- ## Local Testing Setup ### Environment Files ```bash # .env.test - Test-specific config DATABASE_URL="postgres://test:test@localhost:5432/test_db" PRIVY_APP_ID="test-app-id" # ... mocked values ``` ### Test Utilities Create reusable test helpers: ```typescript // packages/web/src/test/fixtures.ts export const testUser = { privyDid: 'did:privy:test-user', email: 'test@example.com', }; export const testSafe = { address: '0x1234567890123456789012345678901234567890', chainId: 8453, }; // packages/web/src/test/context.ts export function createTestContext(overrides = {}) { return { user: testUser, workspaceId: 'test-workspace', db: mockDb, ...overrides, }; } ``` --- ## Testing Checklist (Per Feature) Before considering a feature "done": ``` [ ] Unit tests for pure functions [ ] Integration tests for tRPC procedures [ ] Mocks for external services [ ] Test IDs in UI components [ ] Manual test on staging (if applicable) [ ] E2E test for critical paths only ``` --- ## Common Anti-Patterns ### Don't: Test implementation details ```typescript // BAD - Tests internal state expect(component.state.isLoading).toBe(false); // GOOD - Tests observable behavior expect(screen.getByText('Loading...')).not.toBeVisible(); ``` ### Don't: Over-mock ```typescript // BAD - Mock everything vi.mock('@/db'); vi.mock('@/lib/api'); vi.mock('@/hooks/use-user'); // ... 10 more mocks // GOOD - Mock only external boundaries vi.mock('@/lib/external-api'); // Third-party only ``` ### Don't: Write E2E tests for everything ```typescript // BAD - E2E for simple validation test('email validation shows error', async ({ page }) => { // This should be a unit test! }); // GOOD - E2E for critical flows only test('user can complete payment flow', async ({ page }) => { // Multi-step, multi-service flow }); ``` --- ## Integration with Other Skills | Scenario | Skill to Use | | ------------------------ | --------------------- | | Testing fails on staging | `test-staging-branch` |
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