gen-test

To generate a Vitest and React Testing Library test scaffold, provide the target component path. The tool reads the component to infer props and outputs a ready-to-run test file with rendering, loading, and interaction cases.

Yes, you can automatically set up MSW handlers and MSAL mocks when creating frontend tests. The scaffold simulates API interactions and authentication flows, wrapping tests with the necessary mock accounts and configurations.

Yes, the test generation aligns with project conventions by wrapping components with QueryClient. It applies common render patterns, routing where needed, and outputs lint-friendly code to ensure consistent coverage across components.

The best way to reduce boilerplate when adding React component tests is automating scaffold creation. This generates a file next to the component with placeholders for props and basic interaction checks, ensuring consistent test coverage.

The tool infers props and hooks by reading the target component file directly. It uses this analysis to generate a ready-to-run test file, populating the scaffold with appropriate placeholders and interaction cases based on the component's structure.