What problem does it solve?
Testability discipline for application code focuses on making logic testable by surfacing when it should be extracted into pure helpers, and when routes/pages/components carry too much domain work, creating seams for focused unit tests. It is used during maintainability reviews, refactoring for better tests, and validating whether code is easy to verify without brittle integration-heavy coverage.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Pure helper extraction for domain logic, validation, payload shaping, and mapping.
- Thin orchestration layers that own wiring while delegating domain logic to helpers.
- Explicit dependencies and narrow interfaces to ease testing and mocking.
- Guidelines for when to refactor to improve testability and maintainability.
- Use cases include reviewing large pages, handlers, or services to identify testing bottlenecks.
Quick Start
Run a quick audit to identify where pure helpers can replace inline logic to improve testability.