Testing Guide
This guide covers testing practices and procedures for Edge-Utils, ensuring code quality and reliability across edge platforms.Testing Philosophy
Edge-Utils follows these testing principles:- Comprehensive Coverage: Test all code paths and edge cases
- Platform Agnostic: Tests work across Cloudflare, Vercel, and Deno
- Performance Focused: Tests validate performance characteristics
- Integration Ready: Tests cover real-world usage scenarios
Test Structure
Directory Organization
Test Categories
- Unit Tests: Test individual functions and classes
- Integration Tests: Test module interactions
- Performance Tests: Validate performance characteristics
- Platform Tests: Test platform-specific behavior
Running Tests
Basic Commands
Test Configuration
Jest configuration inpackage.json
:
Writing Unit Tests
Basic Test Structure
Test Utilities
Common testing utilities intests/setup.js
:
Testing Strategies
Cache Testing
GraphQL Testing
WebSocket Testing
Integration Testing
Platform Integration Tests
End-to-End Testing
Performance Testing
Benchmark Tests
Memory Leak Testing
Test Coverage
Coverage Requirements
- Statements: >80%
- Branches: >80%
- Functions: >80%
- Lines: >80%
Coverage Configuration
Improving Coverage
Continuous Integration
GitHub Actions
Platform-Specific Testing
Debugging Tests
Common Issues
Async test timeoutsDebugging Tools
Best Practices
Test Organization
- Group related tests in
describe
blocks - Use descriptive test names
- Keep tests focused and small
- Use
beforeEach
/afterEach
for setup/cleanup
Mocking
- Mock external dependencies
- Use realistic mock data
- Reset mocks between tests
- Avoid mocking implementation details
Assertions
- Use specific matchers (
toBe
,toEqual
,toContain
) - Test both positive and negative cases
- Verify side effects
- Check error conditions
Performance
- Keep tests fast (< 100ms each)
- Parallelize independent tests
- Use appropriate timeouts
- Monitor test execution time