Collect-UI 测试用例生成指南

You validate JSON test cases for UI configurations by running them through jsonlint to detect syntax errors, ensuring quoted keys, array-based children, and proper template syntax. This automated validation process enforces strict JSON rules before loading demo and test data.

The best way to generate lint-ready JSON for UI components is to follow a standardized process that enforces explicit JSON rules such as quoted keys and array-based children. This produces correct, structurally valid test data ready for immediate validation with jsonlint.

To fix common JSON syntax errors in UI test data, you use a validation tool like jsonlint to identify failures and then apply rules such as quoting all keys, making children arrays, and correcting template syntax. An error quick-reference checklist guides the repair process.

You should place JSON test case files for UI demo workflows in the demo/data/test/ directory. After creating the files there, you run jsonlint for format validation and then register and load the test cases in the application to verify routing and data binding.

Yes, jsonlint works for validating collect-ui component test cases by detecting structural and syntax errors. It verifies that your generated JSON configurations meet strict formatting rules, ensuring the test data is correct and stable before application deployment.

Your JSON test case fails validation when using template variables because the syntax does not conform to strict JSON rules. You must ensure proper template syntax, quote all keys, and structure children as arrays to pass jsonlint validation for your UI configurations.