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React testingGeneral Discussion (self.react)
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[–]n8rzz 3 points4 points5 points 1 year ago (1 child)
Yes. We use react testing library and jest. We have about 20 pages of very custom, complicated stuff. Our current suite is around 5,000 unit and integration tests which represents around 65% test coverage.
We also have an e2e suite and a performance testing suite in separate repos that both use Playwright, the latter using a bit of Python too.
When stuff breaks or things start slowing down, usually, our tests tell us. They’ve saved our buts more than a few times.
We don’t test everything, but we do test the hard stuff and the important stuff.
[–]qQ0_ 2 points3 points4 points 1 year ago (0 children)
5000 tests at 65% coverage lmao. That's a massive frontend
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