aibdd.auto.ts.it.code-quality

To enforce React integration test quality, audit your modules and refactor components and hooks to align with SOLID design principles, strict TypeScript typing, and explicit prop inference. This ensures robust, maintainable test suites across your project.

Testing Library best practices require prioritizing screen-based queries and userEvent usage, while MSW hygiene involves structured test organization with distinct happy path and error handler patterns to ensure maintainable integration tests.

Yes, you can enforce explicit type inference for React component props and API typings using Zod schemas. This provides strict TypeScript typing and production-ready component patterns during your integration test refactor phases.

To refactor React integration tests, progressively refactor one component at a time to align with SOLID guidelines, TypeScript strictness, and MSW handler conventions, ensuring each module meets Testing Library best practices.

Yes, this approach enforces quality for both React components and hooks by applying Single Responsibility and Dependency Inversion principles, ensuring structured test organization and robust integration test coverage across both patterns.