gen-rtl-test

You generate React Testing Library unit tests by identifying modified OpenShift Console components and creating co-located test files that follow established RTL best practices, ensuring consistent and accessible user-centric tests across the codebase.

RTL best practices for OpenShift Console components include using ES6 imports, screen-based queries, and accessibility-focused patterns. You should maintain 5-10 focused tests per component, use verifyInputField for form fields, and avoid brittle snapshot tests.

No, snapshot testing is discouraged for OpenShift Console components. Instead, you should write 5-10 focused tests per component leveraging accessibility-focused patterns and screen-based queries to ensure reliable and maintainable tests.

Accessibility-focused testing with React Testing Library works by using screen-based queries that reflect how users interact with the UI. This approach enforces ES6 imports and standardizes form field testing with verifyInputField to ensure components are testable.

Yes, Jest is required as the underlying test runner for executing React Testing Library unit tests. The generated tests integrate with Jest to validate OpenShift Console components while adhering to standardized project guidelines.