Generate Expecto-based tests for F# applications across src/Tests/ projects.
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This Skill guides you in writing comprehensive tests for F# apps using Expecto, enabling reliable, maintainable code across domain logic, validation, persistence, API contracts, and frontend state tests.
Run the tests with dotnet test in the solution and use provided test projects to expand coverage.
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Unit tests with Expecto validate individual F# functions by asserting expected outputs. Create test files in your Tests project, use `testCase` or `testList` to organize tests, and run `dotnet test` to execute them across domain logic, validation rules, and persistence operations.
Yes. Expecto.FsCheck integrates property-based testing into Expecto, generating random inputs to verify your F# functions hold invariants across many cases. Use `testProperty` to define property tests alongside unit tests in the same test project.
Expecto supports async tests via `testAsync` and `asyncTest` for database queries, file I/O, and HTTP endpoints. Structure tests in DomainTests.fs, ValidationTests.fs, and dedicated API contract files, then run with `dotnet test` to validate async state transitions and external dependencies.
Set up an Sdk-style net8.0 test project with packages Expecto and Expecto.FsCheck, plus project references to your Server and Shared projects. Organize test files—DomainTests.fs, ValidationTests.fs, Program.fs—under src/Tests/ to mirror your application's domain layers.
Expecto enables UI and state tests for Elmish frontend patterns by testing state transitions, message handlers, and view logic. Write tests in your Tests project with references to Client projects to validate state integrity across user interactions.
Unit tests verify specific inputs and outputs for known cases; property tests generate random inputs to check invariants hold universally. Use `testCase` for deterministic scenarios and `testProperty` with Expecto.FsCheck for broader coverage of edge cases and boundary rules.
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